Previous DayGaming's battle for your living room
News Microsoft readies itself to enter the $4 billion gaming market and goes head-to-head in the living room with Sony, Nintendo and Sega.
The no-cost Internet
Comment Free, or at least unmetered, Internet access has been on the UK agenda for years. We've talked about the BT monopoly and how it could be broken, and we've seen fixed charges for Internet access...
Exclusive: CallNet goes for Europe, partners Mannesmann
News The company that started all the free Internet madness is setting its sights on the European market
The bobby goes digital
News Government launches pilot digital radio service to assist police officers
Nuggets: Extra funky Web sites... care of Adobe
News Adobe gets down with Web tools to tantalise!
Stephen King to publish e-book
News Novelist will release story exclusively online
Engage beats estimates
News Loss not as bad as expected
Intel reaches 1GHz mark
News The chip race heats up again: Intel has hit the 1GHz marker, launching a new chip that will ship this week
Skin burn fears prompt Sony product recall
News Customer worries of overheating InfoLithium battery packs causes recall
Microsoft and NDS pact for enhanced TV services
News Microsoft TV will complement the platform of next-generation applications
Microsoft adds to PocketPC
News Microsoft wants to take handheld devices beyond their current role as personal information managers
The Day Ahead: Economy at a crossroads
News It's time for Greenspan to let the economy settle
Intel to give employees free PCs
News Staff should benefit from the Internet revolution, according to chief executive
One in four suffer e-shopping failures
News Some consumers who suffer e-commerce snafus boycott e-tailers' offline ventures as well, report finds
The battle for your living room
News Microsoft readies itself to enter the $4bn gaming market and go head-to-head in the living room with Sony, Nintendo and Sega
Chip wars: Is there life after 1GHz?
News The need for clock speed isn't abating. Now that AMD's won the drag race to 1,000MHz, the marathon -- pushing into gigahertz-plus realms -- begins
Memory bug bites Dell notebooks
News PC maker says memory problem could be cause of system hangs or "blue screens" with certain Latitude and Inspiron notebooks when they're awakened from suspend mode
BT announces unmetered access package
News BT announces new Internet access package in a week that has been dominated by the introductions of other low-cost services and as PM Tony Blair calls for access for all by 2005
More Web integrators eye IPOs
News Novo and Logical Design Solutions announce their intentions to go public
ICANN kicks off domain meetings
News Domain name creation and elections under the spotlight in Cairo
A Year Ago: Escrow time line draws fire from think-tank
News Originally published Mon, 08 Mar 1999 18:31:54 GMT
Give AOL a break
Comment Some of my esteemed fellow pundits have enlisted the cyber hordes for a jihad against America Online. After summing up the supposed offenses committed by AOL against the common weal, they say the...
