Monthly Archives: December 2004

Full-Scale RFID Could Take a Decade

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As the year 2004 winds down, many product suppliers are looking to launch their first implementations of RFID sometime in 2005. But full-fledged RFID...

BITS Publishes Telecom Guide for Financial Industry

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BITS, a nonprofit consortium of 100 of the largest financial institutions in the United States, last month published the BITS Guide to Business-Critical Telecommunications...

New VOIP Exploits Coming Soon

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Before long, VOIP systems will be filled with spam, open to hackers and taken down by worms. But security, infrastructure and VOIP vendors say...

The Year in Review: Apple Thrives in Surprising Ways

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If you had told someone five years ago that Apple would someday have a rapidly growing business in the server market, a huge share...

Mobile Conferencing Should Not Boggle the Mind

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The only thing that could make you look smarter than being able to operate a VCR is being able to set up a mobile...

Founders Face the Future as the Web Turns 10

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BOSTON—In a star-studded event that featured Internet luminaries including Bob Metcalfe and Tim Berners-Lee, multitudes converged here Wednesday as the World Wide Web Consortium...

Emergency IE Patch Fixes Critical Bug

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Microsoft has issued a patch, out of its normal security patch cycle, for a critical bug in Internet Explorer versions from 6.0 up to...

Overture Settles with GEICO over Search Advertising

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Overture Services Inc. has settled a trademark infringement lawsuit brought against it and search-based advertising rival Google Inc. Overture, of Pasadena, Calif., reached the settlement...

Wi-Fi Alliance Co-Founder: Wireless Networking Ready for Enterprise Adoption

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Businesses skittish about jumping on the Wi-Fi bandwagon because of security and reliability concerns should stop worrying. Thats the word from David Cohen, a co-founder...

Samsung Enters the US Push-to-Talk Market

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Samsung Electronics is entering the walkie-talkie market in the United States with a push-to-talk-enabled handset, the Samsung SPH-A760.Currently available through Sprint, the clamshell design...