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Archive - 30 May 2001

Hoax email goads users into deleting harmless files

News Hysteria, social engineering and false authority syndrome persuade gullible computer users to do the job of a virus

.Name masterplan to rake in the cash

News UK Internet upstart to make a mint from domain name offerings

RealNetworks snags Intel deal

News Just in the nick of time... Intel swoops to RealNetworks' rescue

Japanese 3G faces further delays

News Telcos are eager to begin making back their money on 3G, but technical hitches may hold back government approval for the pioneering Japanese network until 2002

Microsoft cashes in on Blair campaign

News The US software giant excels itself in the publicity stakes

Deal rumour batters RealNetworks

News RealNetworks is dead, long live RealNetworks

Hacker helps Excite@Home toughen defences

News Company praises hacker Adrien Lamo, in rare example of cooperation

One billion users will drive the Internet by 2005

News With fifteen percent of the world's population online, e-commerce will boom to $5tn

Intel chops desktop chip prices

News Prices of the Celeron drop by 38 percent, while the mobile Pentium III sees prices drop by a quarter

VA Linux acknowledges hack

News Linux company spills the beans on how its servers -- hosting the SourceForge development site -- were hacked

Yahoo!, Visa expand payment deal globally

News A deal between Visa and Yahoo! will make the credit card the default payment option around the world for products and services bought through the portal

Sun brews fresh Java

News Version 1.4 of Java 2 Standard Edition is the latest feature release, but Sun says there is still no Java 3 on the horizon

Lucent and Alcatel call off merger

News The two telecomms equipment giants cancel plans for a $32bn merger after Lucent rejects acquisition proposal

Server makers tout Itanium models

News Dell, IBM and Hewlett-Packard are among the companies to detail workstations and servers based on Intel's 64bit processor

One.Tel goes belly up

News Telecoms company One.Tel appoints the administrator as the Australian Securities and Investment Commission launches an investigation

Word 2002

Review Combining the suite-wide enhancements with Word 2002's own feature improvements results in significant productivity gains for all types of user.

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