Previous DayThe Napster debate is missing the mark
Comment When the average person hears the word MP3, they immediately think piracy, lawsuit, or free music. When I hear the word MP3, I think convenience.
News Burst: MP3.com dips its toe into WAP waters
News MP3.com launch a service allowing users to buy tickets to live events from WAP-enabled devices
Gateway, AOL attack Wintel
Comment Gateway's announcement yesterday that Transmeta would supply chips for their Web pad Internet appliances generated a lot of hoo-ha about the decline of the Wintel duopoly.
Virus fears topple Microsoft from home office software top spot
News PC users protect themselves with anti-virus software following LoveBug worm scares
Security experts to plug hacker 'gap in WAP'
News Commercial 'application level encryption' WAP solution by September
CeBIT Home cancelled
News Major consumer electronics show bites the dust
BT's Net monopoly ends Wednesday
News Oftel's anti-competitive ruling on SurfTime opens the market for cheaper unmetered access, although expect lower quality service
News Burst: Celerons compete with Pentium III
News 'Coppermine'-based Celerons can rack up lots of speed at a small price, creating a dilemma for Intel
Why we WAP: The wireless Internet revolution
News WAP is vying to bring the Internet to the wireless masses
WAP Forum CEO: Eye2Eye - Part 2
News WAP Forum CEO defends WAP's long-term viability amidst competition and the advent of high-speed wireless systems
WAP Forum CEO: Eye2Eye
Interview Don't believe the nay-sayers, says WAP Forum's Scott Goldman - Wireless Application Protocol 'is going to be here for a long time'
The Day Ahead: Gateway: Transmeta customer now, rich shareholder later
News By giving Transmeta a big dose of credibility, Gateway is boosting its chances of a big return from a Transmeta IPO
News Burst: Quality of service price to pay for cheaper Net
News Cheaper Net access is once again on the cards, but experts predict teething problems
Net firm seeks nuclear bunker...
News Got a Website? Feeling vulnerable? What you need is a nuclear bunker... Will Knight reports on the tactical defences of a modern day Net company
Burglar alarm catches hackers on the Net
News The Swedes come up with a novel way to keep the hackers out
Tenner a month
Comment The good news is that SurfTime will, after all, start on June 1st.
Has Transmeta's chip finally come in?
News Transmeta inks a major deal with Gateway and AOL which promises to put its Crusoe chip on the map. And that may be just the beginning
Jane Wakefield: L'Internet, c'est terrible
News Internet madness from the French government
Don't cry for me new economy
News e-shopping needs a little razzmatazz
A Year Ago: Five myths about Microsoft vs DoJ
News First published: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 10:06:39 GMT
Why train fares matter
Comment I had a nasty shock on the train this morning.
