Previous DayMicrosoft: We didn't break the law
News Jackson says it's a predatory monopolist. The DoJ says it tried to illegally maintain that monopoly. Now MS hits back -- says judge's findings of fact are 'unsupported by the record.'
Transmeta unveils software-based microprocessor
News UPDATE: CEO Ditzel says chip has no x86 instructions implemented in hardware; Torvalds demonstrates Linux on Crusoe
MoD wastes £30m on failed IT projects
News National Audit Office charges the Ministry of Defence has wasted nearly £30m on IT projects
Citrix tops estimates, splits stock
News Citrix topped estimates Wednesday with fourth quarter operating earnings of $37.7m, or 38 cents a share. The company also announced series of products and a 2-for-1 stock split
Nuggets: Canon breaks out the pixels
News Whopping resolution with PowerShot
Government turns to industry for IT advice
News Seeking to shape up its image on IT spending, government taps industry opinions for guidance
ARM shares tumble as Transmeta readies Crusoe
News UK chip maker could be threatened by Transmeta's low-power mobile chip
Psion shuffles executives
News New directors for computing, strategy
Sega creates new breed of robotic dog
News Another AIBO? Sega aims for the low-end robo-pooch market with 13-ounce, $28 Poo-Chi
Sony to distribute games, movies, music over Net
News Playstation.com Japan will launch February
Rambus sues Hitachi over patent infringement
News Demands Hitachi stop making range of 'infringing' DRAM, DIMM and microprocessor products; more could follow
US DVD importers ruled illegal
News Region 1 DVDs are better quality and include more extras, important for enticing buyers. But their supply may soon dry up for UK consumers
Reuters to float online investments
News Media giant looking to capitalise on Internet fever
First SpeedStep numbers appear
News Read the first UK SpeedStep performance numbers and first UK prices
Tesco Online to create 7,000 jobs
News Supermarket chain will triple size of Tesco Direct, expand e-commerce services
Microsoft has new management, same old caution
News The new financial chief stressed caution because he didn't want expectations "to get too far ahead on revenue related to Windows 2000."
Mozilla's developer joins Zero Knowledge
News Mike Shaver reveals the project for which he left Mozilla: Zero Knowledge, developer of an anonymous browser
Apple's PDA, well sort of...
News The rumours have been flying around for weeks, but what would an Apple PDA look like and, more importantly, what would it do?
Hewlett-Packard may go Athlon in Europe
News HP Europe follows HP US by offering Athlon processors
Red Hat discusses deal to supply Linux to UK schools
News Free distribution software deal for schools on the cards
MCI WorldCom tests super-fast Net
News New fibres carry one terabit of Internet traffic per second
Intel unveils 'SpeedStep' Pentiums
News Two high-performance processors for mobile PCs could also help maintain battery life, the company says. Price cuts also announced
$100m UK Internet fund launched
News Chase Episode I has claims to be the biggest Internet startup fund in the UK - also has three veterans of the UK net startup scene
Microsoft tops 2Q estimates, issues usual caution
News CFO Connors predicts 25 percent year-over-year revenue growth for Q3, with 'modest' sequential decline
Startup Spotlight: Chase Episode I
News The fund, said to be the UK's largest for Net startups, has $100m from Chase Capital Partners to create new Internet companies
BeOS to take the Linux road?
News Will making the BeOS free open up the operating system to new developers? Or just dry up Be's revenues?
Government falls victim to Y2K -- it thinks
News Is it a bug, or isn't it? Don't ask the Office of National Statistics, it's a load of trash... Jane Wakefield reports
Hackers don't want to be millionaires says TV company
News What hack, says Tarrant's Millionaire company
A Year Ago: MP4 gets cool welcome, but 'resistance is futile...'
News First published: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 12:28:16 GMT
