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An appeals court rules that Netscape customers suing the company for privacy invasion are not bound by an end-user license agreement forcing them into arbitration.
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The PC maker serves up a 17-inch flat panel display for about $600, passing on a price cut from LCD panel supplier Samsung. Dell also cuts the cost of a 15-inch model.
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NeoWin has posted a new editorial: Windows XP 2004 is on the way
The written version of Randy Saaf's testimony at yesterday's(9/26) Berman-Coble hearings is now available. It is longer than his oral statement and answers a key technical question.
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Though not on public price sheets, the Pentium 4C low-power desktop chip has appeared in HP laptops. Is Intel trying to get notebook makers to stop using standard P4 desktop chips?
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TYPICALLY REGARDED as a consumer-oriented text chat tool, instant messaging, as well as presence-awareness technology, are making strong inroads into enterprises, emerging as critical collaboration and productivity tools.
Heavyweight infrastructure vendors, including IBM and Microsoft, are accelerating expansive strategies to leverage real-time communications throughout the infrastructure stack, while a crop of smaller players have emerged in recent years to address corporate IM concerns.
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Heavyweight infrastructure vendors, including IBM and Microsoft, are accelerating expansive strategies to leverage real-time communications throughout the infrastructure stack, while a crop of smaller players have emerged in recent years to address corporate IM concerns.
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The latest Mozilla and Netscape Web browsers are cropping up on more computers worldwide, but they still only represent a few trees in a forest of Internet Explorer browsers.
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eWeek has two new news stories breaking about the next revision of Office.
First, there's an interview with Jeff Raikes, Microsoft's group vice president of productivity and business services, who outlines significant changes in features and goals for the suite of productivity applicaitons. Are Web services in its future?
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Also, Peter Galli has an in-depth look at the role XML will take in Office 11. Smart documents, arbitrary schemas, ...
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First, there's an interview with Jeff Raikes, Microsoft's group vice president of productivity and business services, who outlines significant changes in features and goals for the suite of productivity applicaitons. Are Web services in its future?
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Also, Peter Galli has an in-depth look at the role XML will take in Office 11. Smart documents, arbitrary schemas, ...
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The electronics maker will become the 29th licensee of Microsoft's operating system for handhelds, with a $299 device expected Nov. 1.
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Researchers at Big Blue have developed a new process for fabricating carbon nanotubes that could be incorporated into processors.
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Alive has posted a report from Creative's launch of the Audigy 2 in Singapore
Big Blue has set up a program designed to help clients take advantage of "smart chips," tiny wireless chips that can perform the duties of a checkout clerk or security guard.
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Techseekers.net has taken a look at Wintasks 4 Professional.
Wintasks 4 is a program similar to the task manager built into every NT based OS; be it NT 4.0, 2000 or XP. It gives information about all the processes running on the system, just like the standard task manager, but with much greater detail. It is designed for IT professionals, software programmers and generally anyone who likes tweaking their systems. Giving lots of statistical information and graphs for each process.Read more
Shipments of CD rewritable drives jump to unexpected levels, while sales suffer--a combination that could mean a happy holiday season for price-minded consumers.
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The Mozilla development project introduces a swifter Web browser called Phoenix. But can it smooth over some of the bumps on its previous navigation tool?
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ExtremeTech has posted a story on the new Audigy 2
Hewlett-Packard lowers the cost of its DVD+RW drives by $100 as the holiday selling season approaches.
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Advanced Micro Devices is releasing two new notebook chips, narrowing the performance gap with rival Intel.
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An overhauled version of the popular file-swapping software Kazaa has been unleashed on the Internet, with features sure to make record and movie studio executives' blood boil.
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Hewlett-Packard is coming out with a mobile workstation that packs most of the power of its desktop workstations but weighs only six pounds.
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Taking a shot at earlier reports, Advanced Micro Devices says it's holding its own in the chip sales fray--and has new research to back up its assertion.
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Siebel Systems' choice of Bill Gates as keynote speaker at its customer conference next month
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NeoWin is back online
The DDR Zone has posted a Quadband DDR Article
The consumer-electronics maker says its DVD-rewritable drives overheat when recording on certain high-speed disks.
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Charles Simonyi, who helped to develop the software giant's Word and Excel applications, opens Intentional Software to design software development tools.
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The chipmaker plans to unveil more details behind its Tri-Gate transistor, an experimental circuit that could be important in the company's quest to keep up with Moore's Law.
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The software maker blasts Microsoft's software licensing plan and business practices, hoping to lure frustrated customers to its own products and services.
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The company unveils its largest advertising effort to date, a new print and online campaign with the tag line, "AMD Me." Intel, meanwhile, ditches its space aliens.
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The chip titan is approaching a new era in the production of its communication chips and microprocessors, putting manufacturing processes inside the same fabrication plants.
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Warp2Search has posted news on the W2K SP3/Windows Update issue
MAKING A RARE industry effort to take Microsoft head on in a desktop application, Alpha Software on Friday released Version 5.0 of its Alpha database with automated development features and improved capabilities to create customized applications.
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Advanced Micro Devices says it has pushed back the release of its highly anticipated Hammer chip for desktops by almost a quarter. It's also delaying the release of another Athlon chip.
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Intel uncovered details Thursday about some important techniques it will use to make computer chips in the years ahead, advances seen as essential for the company to continue its steady progress toward faster, smaller, cheaper microprocessors.
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The company discloses a number of tech changes and research avenues that will direct future chip development. The nanotechnology era is here, and Intel is looking at all the options.
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People looking to uninstall the test version of the new media player software may find the program is like a bad houseguest: It just won't leave.
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Server manufacturer RackSaver says it will adopt Intel's Itanium 2 processor in a new line of machines aimed at the high-performance computing market.
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Sudhian has posted their Intel Developer Forum coverage
The company plans to cross an important technology threshold midway through the decade, squeezing two Itanium chips onto a single slice of silicon.
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ExtremeTech has posted an IDF coverage
USBNews send words that Kodak recalling the DC5000 Digital Zoom Camera
Kodak, in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling the DC5000 Zoom Digital Camera due to a possible electrical shock hazard.Read more
A $4.6 million NEC server using Windows grabs high marks in a performance ranking traditionally dominated by machines running Unix.
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Battling formats are keeping rewritable DVDs from taking off, but Sony's new drive offers a simple answer: When asked if it prefers this format or that, the drive replies "yes."
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An expanding list of Japanese electronics makers are finalizing plans to start making DVD recorders, aiming for territory in one of the industry's most promising markets.
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eWeek has posted an article on the new Maxtor harddisks:
PC Mag takes a look at the rollout of Windows Media Player 9:
Unisys and NEC are expected to provide the first public demonstrations of "Madison," Intel's third-generation Itanium processor, at Intel's Developer Forum on Monday.
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