Monthly Archives: October 2005
VOIP Providers Ask FCC to Stay E911 Order
An alliance of Internet telephony providers Tuesday petitioned the Federal Communications Commission for an administrative delay of an order requiring that providers furnish 911...
Microsoft Should Make Servers Compelling
What do you sell when you cant sell applications anymore? You sell servers and hope that if the servers are interesting enough, customers will...
P2P Company Launches Legal Music Service
Once the focus of recording industry copyright litigation, peer-to-peer network provider iMesh reported that it has completed its transition into a legal, fee-based music...
IBMs New WebSphere Challenges JBoss
IBM announced Tuesday a new member of its WebSphere application server family: the WebSphere Application Server Community Edition.
WAS CE (WebSphere Application Server Community Edition)...
Windows OneCare Refresh Adds MSN Messenger Scanning
Microsoft Corp. plans to roll out a minor refresh of its Windows OneCare PC security bundle to add new features for file scanning and...
DNS Survey Finds Widespread Vulnerability
In a security survey of some 1.3 million DNS servers, an Internet measurement firm found that as many as 84 percent of those servers...
Oracle Adds PeopleSoft Supply Chain Integration to APS Suite
Moving forward with its technology integration of PeopleSoft Inc., a company it acquired earlier this year, Oracle Corp. announced Tuesday upgrades to its namesake...
CodeWeavers Debuts CrossOver Office 5.0
CodeWeavers announced on Tuesday the release of CrossOver Office 5.0, its latest upgrade to the popular program for running Windows applications natively on Linux.
The...
Oracle Fields More Questions From Feds
Oracle Corp. announced Tuesday that it is responding to a second request for information from the U.S. Department of Justice regarding its intended $5.85...
Itanium: What, Me Worry?
Intel Corp. has redrawn its server processor road map for the next few years.
The Santa Clara, Calif., chip giant on Monday said it will...