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A Farewell To Memphis
Leader Born under the code-name Memphis on 25 June 1998 to Bill Gates and Windows 95, '98 had a problematic childhood. With news that Microsoft is withdrawing all support from next month, Firefox 2.0 will not run, and that it accounts for under two...
[June 13, 2006, 16:45]
City Of Memphis Develops Model EGovernment
White Papers Memphis, Tennessee has aggressively pursued a vision of becoming a premier virtual government. With that infrastructure in place, Memphis has focused on bringing its business processes and services online, with outstanding results.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
IBM Ensures That The Network Stays Up For Memphis City Schools While They Focus On Doing Their Job
White Papers The Memphis City Schools needed to help ensure that their network stayed up 24x7 - which included forecasting problems. Working with NetSolve, a leading remote network management services company, IBM was able to provide the Memphis City Schools...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
A Pilot Project At A Memphis Trauma Center Uses RFID In A Search For Ways To Speed Treatment Of Critically Injured Patients
White Papers Memphis-based systems integrator American Project Services has teamed up with the University of Memphis's FedEx Center for Supply Chain Management and the Shelby County Regional Medical Center’s Trauma Emergency Department to deploy an RFID...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
For Memphis Schools, 'C' Is For Consolidation
White Papers With the xSeries 330 and IBM Cable Chaining Technology, the Memphis school system reduces server sprawl.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
The NBA's Memphis Grizzlies - Cisco IP Communications A Slam-Dunk For Reliability, Cost Savings, And Future Growth
White Papers They needed to reach out quickly and effectively to Mid-South fans and the business community and convince them that a ticket to a Memphis Grizzlies game was a ticket to first-class entertainment. The National Basketball Association is much more...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Monday's Memphis Beta May Disappoint
News Microsoft will release a first public beta test version of Memphis on Monday, amid reports that it may offer little for most users. With the latest version of Windows 95 (OSR2) already providing bug fixes and support for USB, FAT 32, large hard...
[June 27, 1997, 16:08]
Cirrus Demoes AGP On Memphis OS
News Yesterday at the Meltdown '97 exhibition in Fremont, California Cirrus Logic demonstrated what is likely to be the next generation of desktop PC video technology running on a pre-release version of Microsoft's 'Memphis' Windows 9x operating system.
[March 6, 1997, 10:14]
MS Sings Memphis Delay Blues
News According to US trade newspaper PC Week, the promise of tight integration between Internet Explorer (IE) 4.0 and the operating system - known by its Memphis codename or as Windows 9x - seems to be slowing progress of the OS.
[March 24, 1997, 10:03]
A Farewell To Memphis
Talkback In answer to your question, on the desktops in the ZDNet UK office you can find Windows XP, OS X and Linux in daily use. Windows 98 is fresh in the minds of many here, especially those who support less technical friends and relatives.
[June 15, 2006, 10:03]
A Farewell To Memphis
Talkback I like Windows 98SE, hate XP, don't care about Vista. I have never had any problem whatever with Win98SE, and I have no intention of stopping using it just to please Microsoft or AOL's Poxfire. Win98SE lets me do what I want to do -- so why should...
[June 14, 2006, 23:40]
A Farewell To Memphis
Talkback You really shouldn't let your office temps write your editorials. So, W98 was crap because of ME? No, that's what happens when a s/w developer decides that 'fancy' is an acceptable substitute for 'reliable'.
[June 14, 2006, 19:47]
Case Study: GIS, An Integral Part Of Successful Economic Development
White Papers The Memphis Regional Chamber of Commerce, an economic development organization serving a metro region encompassing eight counties in three states: Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas, is using GIS to illustrate spatial relationships and to get a...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Chat-room Predator Caught
News Memphis police arrested an Arkansas man this week whom authorities said came to Memphis hoping to buy an eight-year-old girl for sex -- a deal he made in an Internet chat room. Police said that Simpson traveled from Arkansas to Memphis, hoping to...
[September 3, 1999, 11:15]
The Day Ahead: Dot-coms Latest Survival Tactic Is Relocation
News After all, 75 percent of its employees are already in Memphis. Move to Memphis from South San Francisco. PlanetRX, which operates a distribution centre in Memphis, said it will cut its cash burn rate by 50 percent simply by moving.
[August 31, 2000, 11:46]
Microsoft On Trial: IE Bundling Debated Internally
News But in an e-mail two years ago, Jim Allchin, senior vice president of Microsoft's systems group, worried that instead of improving Windows 98 -- formerly code-named "Memphis" - the browser was actually hindering it.
[January 14, 1999, 8:54]
Microsoft On Trial: MS Videotape Not What It Seemed
News Later in the day, Boies presented Allchin with a March, 1997 e-mail in which the computer scientist told other senior officials that he thought the company should move its IE browser out of the operating system entirely and make it a "plug-in...
[February 3, 1999, 9:11]
Windows 98: Power Software Or Political Soundbite?
News The trip to today's debut began as the Memphis project, the code name for the operating system upgrade. Memphis was originally scheduled to be released in 1997. Yet last summer, when Microsoft officially dubbed the software "Windows 98," company...
[June 25, 1998, 15:16]
Compact IBM EServer XSeries 330 Eases Overcrowding In School District’s Data Center
White Papers As the largest school system in the state of Tennessee and the twentieth largest metropolitan school system in the nation Memphis City Schools is no stranger to the challenges and benefits afforded by information technology (IT).
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
NetMAX Powers Information Distribution To University Students Via Common Area Plasma Screen TVs
White Papers Based in Memphis, TN, The University Network is a leader in campus communications, offering a Web-based plasma screen messaging system to reach students at educational institutions. An increasingly mobile society has spawned the creation of new...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
