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Archive - 04 Aug 2003

Extroverted computing at your service

News Machines that solve our problems will dominate computing this decade

Ebookers widens the passage to India

News Outsourcing its back-office operations overseas has been so successful for ebookers that the company wants to offer the service to other firms

High-tech's role in the peace process

Q&A Shimon Peres, the former prime minister of Israel, discusses the role that technology can play in bridging divides

Microsoft mum on server Longhorn

News While Microsoft has said little about the next desktop version of its operating system, dubbed Longhorn, it has been even less forthcoming about its server counterpart

Chip sales show signs of life

News The semiconductor industry continued its modest recovery in June, but PCs played only a small role - and European sales were left high and dry

Dixons may ditch Freeserve for AOL

News Britain's biggest dial-up ISP could get the boot from one-time parent Dixons, with analysts saying it is struggling to keep up with a changing market

Web content: Will users ever pay?

Q&A The founder of Webvan, Louis Borders, has a new brand - designed around getting Web users to pay for digital media

Palm's new Tungsten focuses on multimedia

Video CNET's Roger Hibbert gives CNET's Brian Cooley a first look at the new Palm Tungsten T2, which comes with 32MB of memory, twice that of its predecessor. The device includes a new 'transflective'...

Bill Gates sees 'enough' opportunities

Video At the Microsoft Research Faculty Summit in Redmond, Washington, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates shared his high expectations for continued hardware and software breakthroughs in coming years.

A pocket-sized digital TV recorder?

Video CNET Reviews senior editor Eliot Van Buskirk shows CNET's Brian Cooley the Archos AV300 series of personal video players that tout up to 40-gigabyte hard drives and record from televisions, PCs,...

Mini mobile features sliding keyboard

Video CNET Reviews editor Joni Blecher shows CNET's Brian Cooley the scaled-down Siemens SL56 mobile phone, which features a sliding keyboard.

Broadband growth fails to measure up

News Fast Internet access in the US is not growing at predicted rates, though the largest providers are consolidating their positions

Microsoft outlines new Windows terms

News Microsoft has revealed the altered terms for access to Windows protocols that form part of its antitrust settlement

Sun powers up low-end UltraSparc

News Sun has boosted one of its low-end servers in an effort to heat up competition with Intel

US colleges may charge for songs

News University students could find an online music charge added to their fees invoice, as American colleges try to escape a legal tangle

Maxdata Pro 7000X

Review The Pro 7000X is well priced, but other notebooks deliver a more compact form factor or more power for a similar price. Buy it if you need long battery life and don't mind a bit of bulk and weight.

Guess what? Microsoft won

Comment Despite lawsuits and the dot-com downturn, Microsoft has managed to come out on top

AMD gains on Intel as market perks up

News Intel's overwhelming dominance of the chip sector slipped a notch last quarter

Garmin iQue 3600

News Handhelds have featured built-in cameras and phones before, but Garmin's iQue 3600 is the first to integrate a GPS receiver. Here's a preview.

Sony introduces next-generation Clies

Video The Clie PEG-UX40 and PEG-UX50 from Sony runs the company's new "Handheld Engine" chip and feature wireless communications and a flexible mini-notebook design. CNET News.com's Richard Shim takes a...

Shanghai targets Internet-based economy by 2010

News Chinese authorities are showing renewed enthusiasm for the Internet and its commercial possibilities

IBM touts Linux expertise

News IBM is showcasing its commitment to the open-source operating system this week

Americans shrug off copyright concerns

News File-swappers are ignoring the recording industry's attempts to enforce copyright online, according to a survey

Remote tool attacks Windows servers

News Hackers can control servers via Internet relay chat with an attack tool detected on Saturday

Microsoft's site goes down

News Microsoft.com was taken offline by a denial-of-service attack last week

Mimail worm tops virus chart

News Update: The latest threat arrives amid fresh fears of a widespread Internet attack, posing as a system administrator email to trick users into executing malicious code

LGE GSA-4040B

News Looking for a DVD burner that handles every available media format? You'll want to check out LG's forthcoming LGE GSA-4040B.

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