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Small Businesses Ready To Open Wallets For IT

News The analyst house is forecasting that after several lean years, the very smallest businesses - those with between one and 99 employees - will begin to open up their wallets for IT again. SMEs will fuel demand for IT in the next five years, analyst...

[July 21, 2005, 17:10]

Itanium's Allies Get Their Wallets Out

Talkback Its amazing how much PR the marketing gorillas need to do to keep Itanium alive. But its all just smoke and mirrors. After 5 years of failed efforts for Itanium to survive, the ISA needed to bet another $10BN.

[February 24, 2006, 14:29]

Pop-under Ads May Pop Up In Wallets

News Pop-under advertisements, the oft-annoying windows that spring up after a requested Web page, might pack a financial punch to the publishers supporting them if one dot-com has its way. ExitExchange, an ad-technology provider that is claiming rights...

[June 5, 2002, 10:58]

Ruling Threatens Developers' Wallets

News In a ruling that could force royalty fees on some developers working with Microsoft's SQL Server 7 data-management software, a Washington state judge said Microsoft could not sublicense another company's patents to SQL Server customers.

[February 21, 2003, 10:33]

Itanium's Allies Get Their Wallets Out

News Intel, HP and seven other server companies will spend $10bn between now and the end of 2010 to try to increase adoption of the Itanium processor. The money is coming from Intel and HP - Itanium's co-developers and top backers - as well as from...

[January 27, 2006, 9:00]

Looking For Love Online Drains Wallets

News US consumer spending for paid Internet content jumped during the first half of 2003, due partly to more people looking for a mate online, according to a new study. The Online Publishers Association reported that spending on paid content grew to...

[September 24, 2003, 16:30]

PayPal Rival On The Way From Google?

Talkback For example, Google wallets could be funded in real time from online banking with UseMyBank. Instant Online Debit Payments" UseMybank has the ability to fund PayPal and Google wallets in real time from online banking.

[June 21, 2005, 13:04]

Online Banking: Web Services May Create Vulnerabilities

News The issue is likely to escalate as industry powerhouses such as AOL Time Warner, Microsoft, IBM and Sun Microsystems rely on digital wallets as the keys to the kingdom of Web services, the next generation of highly personalised Internet commerce...

[May 6, 2002, 7:32]

Rivals Agree On Web Buying Standard

News Companies have been trying to sell consumers on electronic wallets for some time, but so far, they have not caught on all that well. America Online and Microsoft had both announced plans to ship wallets earlier this year.

[June 15, 1999, 7:36]

Kodak Wins Java Patent Case

Talkback BOYCOT kodac ELEIMINATE SOFTWARE PATENTS THEY CAN NOT AND SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO EXIST THE SOONER WE GET AN OPEN SOURCE WORLD THE BETTER FOR ALL I KNOW SOME OF YOU THINK OTHER WISE BUT THAT IS ONLY YOUR WALLETS TALKING YOU KNOW IT I KNOW IT .

[October 5, 2004, 11:41]

Microsoft Pulls Out A New Wallet

News People can start signing up for e-wallets on Tuesday. offer online wallets. While e-wallets can save consumers time, many are uncomfortable giving up control of personal information. Microsoft will debut a new e-wallet service on Tuesday and plans...

[September 3, 2002, 9:04]

Pjc158, Your Reply Shows How Badly You Miss The Point

Talkback I have been in IT almost as long as you, and have been frustrated about how IT has constantly shot itself in the foot with closed systems, anti competitive practices, proprietary protocols, incompatible and non competitive products, and soaring...

[July 30, 2008, 12:48]

Highmark Makes Healthcare-Fraud Prevention Top Priority With SAS

White Papers Health insurance fraud exacts a cruel toll on society, undercutting the quality of care and straining patients' wallets. The U.S. Government Accountability Office estimates that of the $1.7 trillion Americans spend on healthcare each year, between...

[December 27, 2006, 0:00]

The Gates Of Perception

Talkback The only thing this dicky little businessman wants to open is other people's wallets. This character who couldn't see anything in the Internet is still posing as the luminary he isn't.

[July 5, 2005, 11:59]

Should McNealy Step Down?

Talkback Sun's current sales numbers show they need to learn how to "hoover some wallets.

[October 27, 2003, 16:28]

Egg Enables Cheques-by-email

News Earlier ideas have ranged from cybercash -- a currency used only for Internet payments -- to e-wallets, which make credit cards unnecessary for buying online. Email is on the way to making letter-writing obsolete, and now Egg, the Internet bank...

[April 22, 2002, 14:38]

Laptops Continue To Trample Desktops

Talkback The buying public are voting with their wallets. The performance of todays laptops is more than adequate for most users, so why buy a large bulky pc, monitor, keyboard, mouse.

[June 5, 2006, 22:27]

Software Patent Directive Adopted

Talkback This is sad and bet you money that big software companies have been greasing palms to get this through any way they can, all for the glory of their wallets of course.

[March 8, 2005, 0:25]

Security Firm In Email Deletion Fiasco

Talkback I suggest that all customers vote with their wallets and spend their money in well managed software houses that actually test updates properly before they are released. Obviously they didn't test it enough!

[March 7, 2005, 11:31]

Yup

Talkback Of course, are the public liable to act with their wallets and go there? Shameful is right. I'm assuming there must be a dealer out there somewhere who'll put together a laptop with no OS. Chances are, it would be a small company and therefore have...

[April 14, 2008, 14:32]


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