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News Never mind the ballots, see Ken and Frank battle online
Mobile phones no health risk - Report
News Mobile phones pose no discernible threat to human health, according a report by 12 independent analysts to be published May 11
BT could face more anti-competitive charges
News BT's ADSL service could be anti-competitive according to Ovum analyst Tim Johnson
Startup Spotlight: Schoolsnet.com
News Founder Tom Hadfield is already on his second startup at age 17 - but says he's just doing what interests him
Microsoft: The next generation, Part III
News Microsoft still PC-centric
Microsoft: The next generation, Part II
News Windows DNA by another name?Whenever it finally rolls out NGWS, Microsoft better get it right.
Microsoft: The next generation
News Forget the DoJ breakup. If you want to figure out how Microsoft will morph over the next few years, the elusive NGWS is the real key
The Day Ahead: Be wary of new dot-com profit paradigm shifts
News Some Net companies are trying to push a profit paradigm shift -- mention the "p" word, cook up newfangled calculations and hope no one notices
BT apologises for BTopenworld security breach
News BTopenworld launch fiasco enrages ADSL applicants as their full personal details are exposed online
Web retailer alleges anti-Internet high-street conspiracy
News Bricks and mortar fight back with dirty tactics... or so the story goes
Computer worm targets Chinese Windows users
News Bubbleboy variant, 'Unicle' worm wreaks havoc in China
Reports: Split Microsoft into two - US Government
News The Wall Street Journal reports that the US government wants MS to broken into two
Intel: Caught with its PIIIs down
News Reports of the death of the PC have been grossly exaggerated, Intel officials told analysts Thursday at the company's annual New York Analysts Meeting
Why Symbian beat Palm, Pocket PC
News Sony's choice of Symbian -- instead of the Palm or Pocket PC OSes -- was all about smartphones, and getting into the market quickly
Intel disables chip ID tracking
News There was a firestorm of protest when Intel put ID-tracking technology in Pentium III chips. Now it's obsolete and being removed
A Year Ago: Viruses: What punishment fits the crime?
News Originally published Fri, 30 Apr 1999 07:54:17 GMT
