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1999 - Year Of DVD?
News I think 1999 is going to be the year of DVD," said Wainwright. While Freeman forecasts DVD player sales jumping from 1.5 million this year to between 3 million and 5 million players in 1999, the analyst believes that DVD-ROM-equipped PCs are...
[January 4, 1999, 8:47]
Year-old Bluetooth Vulnerability Invites Mobile Worm
News For the past year, mobile phone vendors have been trying to fix several Bluetooth security vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to create an MSBlast-type worm that spreads from handset to handset without any user intervention.
[August 3, 2004, 13:40]
FujiFilm USA: Digital Camera Retail Printing Study - Year 2
White Papers In September 2002, InfoTrends repeated the study for FujiFilm USA to track how the market for retail digital photofinishing solutions has changed in the last year and to monitor consumers' awareness of retail digital photofinishing solutions.
[February 9, 2005, 23:00]
2001: Year Of The Virus
News Antivirus experts say that the worm spread with even greater speed than February's Kournikova worm, the other major email germ of the year. But the ratio of emails that contain viruses has also increased, from roughly one in 1,500 emails last year...
[May 10, 2001, 15:06]
Improving Client Service And Saving More Than $100,000 Per Year With Cisco IP Communications
White Papers The firm's 15-year old PBX telephone system was outdated, it provided voice communication with iron-clad reliability, which was replaced by Cisco Systems. Preston, Gates & Ellis LLP (Preston) is the second largest law firm in the Pacific Northwest.
[February 18, 2005, 23:00]
A Year Ago: MS Dismisses Office Piracy Fears
News A Microsoft spokesman said the upgrades were in the form of vouchers for buyers of new systems with pre-installed Office 95, between December 18 last year and the UK launch of the software last Thursday.
[January 22, 1998, 9:39]
A Year Ago: Hackers' DVD Call To Arms
News One of the programmers, 16-year-old Jon Johansen of Norway, was charged with copyright violation and interrogated by police. The Internet community, civil libertarians and lawyers take on Hollywood over DVD encryption
[February 3, 2001, 5:00]
A Year Ago: Microsoft Removing Java From Its Sites
News Earlier this year, PC Week reported on the Java battles taking place inside the halls of Microsoft's Redmond, Wash.campus. Microsoft Corp.has ordered the removal of Java applets from its Web sites. As a result, Webmasters across www.microsoft.com...
[September 14, 1998, 6:28]
A Year Ago: Comdex '98: Gates Says Microsoft Innovates
News And he shared the stage, at one point, with Silicon Graphics Inc.senior vice president Tom Furlong, who provided a "sneak peak" of SGI's NT-powered Visual Workstation, which SGI said it will announce after the first of the new year for under $4,000.
[November 15, 1999, 6:03]
Tech Workers Expect More Money Next Year
News Sixty-two percent of information technology workers surveyed expect raises of between 1 percent and 5 percent next year, according to a report published on Thursday by Brainbench, which provides skills measurement online.
[December 19, 2003, 8:15]
13-year Old To Address Linux Conference
Talkback Well, if a 13-year old can install Linux, then we can definitely start dumping all these pesky Windows installs. OK, OK.i'm only serious! B)
[February 2, 2005, 17:26]
The Year Ahead: Handheld Developments
News The handheld computer industry has been hit this year by the economic slump just as much as the PC business has, but development can continued apace. As a stopgap measure for these, Palm this year introduced a standard connector across its line.
[December 29, 2001, 6:31]
Windows Vista Can Help Societe Des Alcools Du Quebec Reduce PC Total Cost Of Ownership By 7 Percent Per Year
White Papers Deploying Windows Vista as part of SAQ's four-to-five-year hardware replacement cycle should reduce TCO by 7 percent or $271 per PC per year. The study also measured benefits based on reduced PC electricity consumption valued at $6 per PC per year...
[January 4, 2007, 23:00]
A Year Ago: Microsoft No 2 Sounds Alarm To MS Managers
News Ballmer said he came to those conclusions following a series of one-on-one meetings he conducted with the company's top managers through the end of last year. If you thought Microsoft's Steve Ballmer was likely to be little more than a rubber-stamp...
[February 22, 1999, 11:55]
A Year Ago: Merced Makes Early Advances
News Merced is more than a year down the road, but Intel Corp.and its partners are ramping up their preparations for the 64-bit processor's arrival. Microsoft may ship a full 64-bit NT SDK by the end of the year, Muth said.
[February 23, 1999, 7:16]
A Year Ago: Oftel To Take On New Role, Industry Reacts
News Telecoms watchdog Oftel is due for the biggest shakeup in its 15 year history in an attempt to hasten the deregulation of telecommunications market, it emerged Monday. Just when the industry wants Oftel to stay firm in its dealings with the telco...
[January 17, 2001, 6:02]
SCO Linux Lawsuits Could Hit Users This Year
News The first of the threatened lawsuits from SCO against companies who use Linux but have refused to sign up to the SCO Intellectual Property License for Linux are likely to land this year, the company said.
[November 26, 2003, 10:30]
2004: The Year Of Desktop Linux?
News Linux is poised to surpass Apple's 2.9 percent of the market, as projected a year ago. But a funny thing has happened over the past year: large organisations have actually started making commitments to Linux desktops, in a trend that is likely to...
[December 22, 2003, 15:20]
A Year Ago: Apple Names Jobs Caretaker CEO
News Apple said it formalised Jobs' role at its new board's first regularly scheduled meeting last week and expects to name a new CEO by year's end. Apple Computer Inc.last Tuesday named co-founder Steve Jobs as interim chief executive officer two...
[September 16, 1998, 9:26]
'$100 Laptops' Here By Next Year
News The average Nigerian, for instance, makes $1,000 a year - so a family would have a strong incentive to sell the laptop because they need the money. A hand-cranked laptop that will cost roughly $100 is expected to be in the hands of schoolchildren...
[November 17, 2005, 8:20]
