Archive - 17 Apr 2001 - Technology News, Blogs, Product Reviews and White Papers

News One week after announcing that it was to boost its coffers with pornography sales, Yahoo! backtracks under public pressure

News Analysts cautiously optimistic over chief executive appointment

News Microsoft Office 95 users will not be able to take the upgrade route to Office XP -- instead they will have to buy it outright

News Notebook makers can't rest on their laurels, as handheld devices threaten their supremacy

News Tories target e-commerce and the Internet in the pre-election war of words

News Email worm BADTRANS is doing the rounds, warn antivirus firms

News Despite proving that the Internet is a genuinely unifying 'force', email stunt will not work

News Rebel without a mandate? Listen.com fails to run its Napster strategy past either its major label investors or Napster

News Windows Scripting Host -- the feature famously exploited by the Bubble Boy virus -- has still not been fixed

News Out-of-court settlement will allow startup RLX to continue with plans for Transmeta-based servers later this year

News Apple's update, arriving just three weeks after the original shipped, still leaves out core features

News Cisco becomes the latest casualty of the dot-com downturn, as it announces profit warnings, a restructure and layoffs

News Red Hat adopts version 2.4 of the Linux kernel, with better multiprocessor support and automatic patch updates

News First published: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 14:34:00 GMT

Review Mobile professionals will like its portability, but the SR21K lacks power in its standard configuration.

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