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Archive - 16 May 2001

US Baby Bells rattle ISPs

News The consumers might gain, but ISPs are feeling the pinch

Microsoft opens Xbox secrets

News Microsoft set to challenge its rivals with the Xbox's competitive pricing

Is MS really force-feeding customers upgrades? You bet!

Comment In the not so distant past I expressed concern that Microsoft's new software licensing scheme might be off base. And I promised to call analysts and seek a response from Redmond and report back.

Council to take mobile phone firms to court

News West Lothian council has failed to persuade Orange and Vodafone to remove six base stations from its land, even though the contracts have expired

Intel: Planning the next move

Comment Helped along by its powerful Athlon processor, Advanced Micro Devices has slowly made headway against Intel during the past year.

Open-source advocates answer Microsoft

News Competitors slam Microsoft's 'code forking' excuse

RealNetworks finds home in PlayStation 2

News PS2 to be enhanced with streaming audio and video capabilities

Chip sales down, but not completely out?

News Another researcher has joined the chorus of forecasters predicting a dip in the chip market this year

Sony chooses Transmeta, again

News Transmeta gets the vote of confidence from Sony, yet again

Opera finds footing in browser war

News Slowly, but surely, Opera squares up to its browser competitors

Copy-protected CD hacked--or is it?

News Pride before a fall. Hackers appear to have got there first

Handspring shakes on content deal with MSN

News Handspring Visor owners with wireless access can now surf the Web with the likes of MSN

Freeserve hikes broadband prices, blames BT and Oftel

News ISP suggests a vote of no confidence in BT and Oftel

A Year Ago: Notebooks faster, but not cheaper

News First published: Tue, 16 May 2000 15:24:13 GMT

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