Previous DayYahoo and Lucent become WAP messaging partners
News Another partnership for the WAP arena
BT Internet joins the unmetered access party
News Free surfing from BT, but only for Cinderella surfers
News Burst: AMD cuts 800MHz price by 29 percent
News Move keeps up heat on chip giant Intel
Surftime is scrapped, Surftime II is born
News BT accuses ISPs of whinging, as it is forced to abandon its unmetered Internet package
Elvis, but not as you know 'im
News His aim is true: Costello joins MP3 bandwagon
CMGI's iCast blends messaging with media
News The new iCaster application will allow listeners to drag and drop music files in buddy lists
WAP rage
Comment The big story from Hannover's CeBIT show, appears to have been Wireless Application Protocol. It's Internet surfing for cellphone owners. At the show, you could order chocolate bars using WAP. You...
Leap year software bug: Another damp squib?
News Software applications that Action 2000 warned could be susceptible to the new leap year computer bug have not been affected, according to the manufacturers of these packages
Gates and Kennard headline Wireless 2000
News Microsoft chairman officially launches MSN Mobile 2.0 while announcing deals with Qualcomm, Nextel and AirTouch Cellular
Here's who should take a flying leap
Comment I'm using Leap Day to bestow my first-ever Flying Leap Award. The nominees are hell-bent on destroying the Internet. I'm sure you'll recognize the names.
AMD's Sledgehammer is a blow to Intel's Itanium
News AMD chief Sanders says Itanium will be a stumbling block for Intel in the 32-bit arena and he can't wait to cash in on it...
Nuggets: World's first recordable MP3 player
News A new dawn in MP3 moozic as the record button goes live
The Day Ahead: Niku leads IPO parade
News This is a big IPO week
Dell links to wireless LAN
News TrueMobile brand is Dell's latest salvo in the competition to unwire laptop users
Chip biz headed for 25 percent growth
News The convergence of telecoms and mobile computing is creating a worldwide boom in integrated circuits
Intel buys into wireless
News Chip mammoth invests in WAP specialist and sets up Japanese development centre
EU to look at cost of Internet access
News Europe follows Blair's lead for lower online access cost
Microsoft goes on a bug hunt
News In the past week, Microsoft security teams have found themselves facing a sudden flurry of problems
Veteran Mac writer Don Crabb dies
News A disease of the pancreas claims well-known chronicler of the Apple and Macintosh communities
Intel to debut Celerons in March
News Continuing a flood of new chip intros, Intel will roll out 566MHz and 600MHz Celerons -- and faster Pentium IIIs, too.
Pick'n'mix technologies
Comment I have a headache -- thanks for asking. No it isn't due to the kafuffle over who will be the London Mayor. And now that you mention it, am I the only one who was surprised when Ken Livingston said...
Fearless freelances support Win2K
Comment Let's suppose you stuck your neck out, bought a copy of Windows 2000 Professional, upgraded your current system, and ran into problems. What sort of support can you expect? And who from?
Rolling out the real information superhighway
News WirelessCar joins Nokia, Ericsson, Volvo and Telia for car-based computing
USC bucks growing MP3 ban
News Defying a nationwide trend, university officials in the US are taking notice of student pleas to allow use of a controversial application
Microsoft: On To 'The Next Generation'
Comment Was it a coincidence that Microsoft relied on Patrick Stewart of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame to launch Windows 2000 last week?
The More Things Change
Comment At long last, the attorneys have uttered their final words in the Microsoft antitrust trial. Now everybody awaits Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's inevitable guilty verdict.
