Previous DayeToys gets off the mat
News Smiling faces as eToys receives outperform recommendation
Crusoe -- are you yearning or yawning?
Comment Was it just me, or was transmeta's crusoe chip-family announcement one big yawn? Oh, from a techie-geek point of view, there are a lot of cool ideas here. A processor with virtually no onboard...
Labour MP forgives Web site pranksters
News Battle not bitter over impostor Web site that promises lewd pictures of him
HP: we're Windows 2000-ready
News Hewlett-Packard launches service practice for Windows 2000
Gates: Win2000 'dramatically more reliable'
News On Windows 2000 launch day, Microsoft's chairman hits the airwaves to tout 'breakthrough' ways to assure reliability. Development cost: $1bn.
Vodafone and BT under threat from m-commerce upstarts
News Mobile ISP room33 sets its sights on the UK, as report predicts such new companies could give wireless providers a run for their money
Bill Gates 'will blow your mind' at Win2K launch
News There will be no shortage of hyperbole at the Windows 2000 launch, but will the new OS really be 'the most important thing that has happened to businesses ever'?
VIA counter-sues Intel
News Taiwan chipset manufacturer tries to nullify an Intel patent claim
The Day Ahead: HP delivers revenue growth to back up its revival talk
News Business is looking good for Hewlett-Packard
BT and government go head to head over Net access
News BT has told the government to back off over the unbundling of the local loop as the Chancellor weighs into the Net access row
News Burst: BT tells government to back off
News BT has told the government to back off over the unbundling of the local loop as the Chancellor weighs into Net access row
TheStreet.com looks at possible sale
News The troubled financial site has hired an investment banker to look at strategic alternatives. One problem: $99 subscription fee alienating users
Unmetered access: what you said...
News What a week so far! Unmetered access is here whether BT likes it or not, and ZDNet readers had plenty to say. Here are some of your comments that didn't make it to the Mailroom.
AMD crashes Intel's desert chipfest
News Never has Palm Springs seen so much speed: AMD shows off its 1.1GHz Athlon across town from Intel's own fast chip bash
Intel calls for e-business standard
News E-commerce can't afford to be a world of islands, says Intel's Paul Otellini. Technology is needed to build bridges
Linux: Itanium's great 64-bit hope?
News Internal memo says Microsoft now expects Whistler Beta 2 to be its first IA-64 offering - next year - leaving Linux as perhaps the most viable OS for Intel's upcoming chip
Halifax and BT announce WAP banking
News In the latest WAP deal, BT Cellnet users will be able to carry out handset-based transactions
Red Hat UK's favourite software supplier - ISPA awards
News The open source movement stars at this year's ISP Awards
Chancellor calls for cheaper Net access
News Metered phone calls are seen as a competitive disadvantage for Britain
A Year Ago: Will Pentium III live up to its hype?
News Originally published Wed, 17 Feb 1999 18:10:58 GMT
