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Sun: PCs are outmoded
News The majority of the world will first experience the Internet through their handset," Schwartz said. Not only are services moving to the network, Schwartz said, but PCs won't be the way people use those services - particularly in poorer areas of the...
[September 26, 2005, 8:55]
Business and Finance Tweets
Downloads List of reputed sources (US and International tweeters):-CNN Money-BBC Business-NY Times Business-Reuters Business-World Economic Forum-Exec Tweets-Financial Times-LA Times Biz News-Business News(List is updated regularly and made as accurate as...
[December 20, 2009, 18:15]
Palm begins shipping new PDA
News The company said the device will be available world-wide from mid-March, and will cost £169. While Microsoft and the Symbian consortium used the recent GSM World Congress in Cannes to show off their prototypes, Palm was a notable absentee.
[March 6, 2001, 11:31]
Europe could take five years to catch US in e-commerce
News Whilst part of the challenge to create the right environment rests with national government's and the EU itself, the business community must also rise to the challenge of building world class Internet companies, say analysts.
[January 24, 2000, 17:21]
CeBIT: Motorola promises Internet on a mobile in 2000
News The company claims it has the world's smallest and lightest dual-band GSM mobile phone as well as the world's first tri-band GSM phone, a new mobile organiser for the company's StarTAC range and the first two-way radio product for European consumers.
[March 18, 1999, 11:25]
Education, not legislation will reduce e-crimes
News Organised crime is adapting to the Internet world and it is something we need to be quite serious about," he said. This type of crime has now been transferred to the virtual world: "Offering protection from denial of service attacks is making them...
[December 11, 2003, 16:40]
Time to simplify security software
News That's twice as many as Symantec, the runner-up and the world's largest antivirus company, he noted. That's not a coincidence: Nokia, the world's biggest mobile-phone maker, is also Finnish. When [you're playing] "World of Warcraft", and you need...
[November 6, 2006, 12:28]
Veitch speaks: Expect a Net profit
News When the world's largest companies use Internet protocols through the public Net, intranets or extranets to inform staff, create messaging platforms, market to the world, or expose inventory and price lists, that's a pretty amazing business benefit.
[November 21, 1998, 14:26]
The IOC gives the Web a sporting chance
News It's no surprise, then, given FIFA's recent decision not to broadcast 2002 World Cup football matches via the Internet, that PA and Sports.com have moved to offer alternative Internet coverage. As the technology improves and Web audience figures...
[February 4, 2002, 10:11]
LineOne's future on the line
News LineOne was launched in 1997 as a joint venture between BT and Rupert Murdoch's News International, billing itself as the perfect marriage of Internet infrastructure and world-class content. That is why they are in effect stepping out of the...
[November 27, 2000, 15:59]
Murdoch versus the Net? Game on.
Blog Unless Murdoch, Apple and co get into bed with Comcast, Verizon and other major internet providers around the world to break net neutrality, in which case stand by for the biggest lawsuit you'll ever see.will be very interesting.
[November 9, 2009, 13:30]
ICANN to shut down internet for one hour
News Unlike Earth Hour, ICANN's "Web-Off Hour" will not operate on a rolling basis according to time-zone differences around the world. The time of 4am was chosen in order to cause minimal disruption to the Californian economy, given the US's current...
[April 1, 2008, 10:27]
A Farewell to Memphis
Leader With news that Microsoft is withdrawing all support from next month, Firefox 2.0 will not run, and that it accounts for under two percent of Web accesses, we regret to inform the world that the life of Windows 98 is drawing peacefully to its close.
[June 13, 2006, 16:45]
Freeserve defiant after Dixons chooses AOL
News However, Freeserve said the agreement, under which Dixons promotes Freeserve's dial-up Internet service to customers in its chains such as PC World, had become a hindrance to the ISP's plans to be profitable by next year, because it restricts the...
[September 1, 2003, 9:40]
Denial of Service attacks loom in GM food protest
News The technique sounds similar to the "distributed" Denial of Service method developed to attack some of the largest Internet sites in the world last month. In a protest against the World Trade Organisation in November, the group used Javascript to...
[March 16, 2000, 16:27]
Nokia Siemens pledges to end the hype
News Beresford-Wylie also admitted that the mobile industry had "overspecced and overhyped" 3G technology, and had missed the chance to connect it with the world of Ethernet and IP. It will create the world's second-largest telecommunications network...
[February 12, 2007, 13:23]
It's not too late for WAP
News The first release of anything gives you a chance to look at it, have ideas and try out applications in the real world," she says. On Tuesday the world's largest computer maker announced it will spend $1bn (about £620m) over the next few years to...
[July 26, 2000, 14:35]
Australian government gears up for zombie battle
News There are millions of 'zombies' around the world and they have become a major problem on the Internet… Global software companies estimate that more than 60 percent of all global spam is now relayed via zombies and I am delighted that ACMA is...
[November 7, 2005, 9:30]
Jane Wakefield: Microsoft's broadband renaissance
News But it is to the Net that Microsoft now looks to set in motion Part II of its strategy for world domination (sorry, expansion of its world-renowned brand). The vision will only become reality in a fully up and running broadband world where we all...
[July 14, 2000, 14:51]
PGP creator: Surveillance must be curbed
News I knew that PGP would spread around the world because I knew the Internet was everywhere. I wanted it to be used by human rights workers around the world. When you first published PGP, were you aware that cyberspace had different borders then the...
[January 23, 2002, 17:29]
