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News ISP Colloquium files formal ADSL pricing complaint with Oftel and e-Minister
Egg accidentally mails out credit card details
News Egg takes steps to mend call centre blunder
UK's first WAP phones arrive
News WAP 'tastic phones introduce new level of wireless services
Five ways to dump the dummy
Comment Hey you, idiot. That's right fathead, I'm talking to you. Yes you dummy. The one who bought all the books, the one firing intellectual blanks, the sap who failed the Dumb And Dumber audition...
Defending Bill
Comment Look I have to say this cos is important. Unfortunately you almost certainly wont find it important, but I have to say it all the same (and I'm feeling Bolshie). On the handful of times I have met...
Nuggets: Palm printer to go
News A printer to fit your PalmPalm recently has been giving Windows CE a thorough pasting, and its Palm Pilot personal organiser is one of the most popular gadgets around.
Smartcards launched for mobile transactions
News Smartcards arrive for online banking, shopping or other services
Spies hit Disney? No, just Melissa
News Melissa virus leaks internal company memo to press corps. This time, there's nothing to embarrass the company
Comdex '99: Post-PC gadgets finally get practical
News Comdex/Fall '99 was different from previous years: The fancy futuristic stuff was real, abundant and within reach of the most tech-wary consumer
New twist in fight against software piracy
News Thinking of passing a copy of your favorite software to your Internet clique? Think again
News Burst: British law's encryption quagmire
News It might seem obscure, but a legal loophole could be one of the biggest stumbling blocks to stopping cyber-crime
Why the browser war is over
Comment My colleague Chris Albrecht put together a just-for-fun tech version of Pokemon. As I look at it, and the latest developments in the Web browser battle, I see similarities. For instance, both...
Linux goes to university
News Open source operating system is behind one of the UK's largest online learning projects
News Burst: UK's first WAP phones arrive
News Phones introduce new level of wireless services
Experts blast telcos for slow Euro DSL rollout
News European telcos have delayed rolling out DSL in favour of existing revenue streams, claims a new report
News Burst: Web businesses ignore privacy concerns
News Study shows European e-businesses failing to reassure consumers on privacy, credit card safety
Is mobile e-commerce the future?
News Ericsson and Visa think so, while a new Forrester report says content and services will be key to an 'm-commerce' future
News Burst: Windows CE flaw gives up NT passwords
News Windows NT passwords may be at risk after users sync with WinCE devices
News Burst: Compaq launches supercomputer
News Alpha processor features in new server series
Comdex '99: The battle for the 'information appliance'
News Symbian, Microsoft, Sun, Palm -- all have their own vision for the info appliance of the future. But none of those visions are compatible
Microsoft gives ground in IM wars
News Microsoft has capitulated to AOL in the raging battle over instant messaging
Comdex '99: PC makers look beyond the beige box
News PC makers, chip sellers and even Microsoft agree it's time to move past the design that's served as standard the last 20 years
Comdex '99: McNealy - A future without Microsoft
News Services, not software, will be the way of the future, said McNealy, who called for a breakup of Sun archrival if it fails to comply with remedies to restrain its monopoly
Comdex '99: Notebooks to get more juice
News Notebook PCs users are about to get more juice - and in more ways than one
McNealy, Ellison call for Microsoft bust-up
News The chiefs of two of Microsoft's bitterest rivals have called upon the government to bust up the software giant
A Year Ago: EC e-commerce proposal slammed
News First published: Wed, 18 Nov 1998 17:35:56 GMT
