Stories by Stephen Lawson

Article | 31/05/2004 NEC unit to admit defrauding needy schools
NEC-Business Network Solutions (NEC/BNS), a unit of NEC America, is set to plead guilty Thursday to defrauding a U.S. government program to help needy...
Article | 4/05/2004 Siemens moves to merge telephony, data center
Telephony servers now emerging are set to transform enterprise phone systems into just one more service provided through the corporate data center.
Article | 6/04/2004 Microsoft goes open source with WiX tool
Anyone who thought Microsoft's settlement with long-time nemesis Sun Microsystems seemed surreal were in for another shocker Monday, when the software...
Article | 27/01/2004 Vendors, carriers eye WiMax wireless broadband
Manufacturers and service providers looked at the emerging WiMax wireless technology last week and saw a possible rival to wired broadband services --...
Article | 22/01/2004 Network gear gets connected
Future networking devices such as switches and routers could meet new user demands more quickly and cost less after the completion this week of the AS...
Article | 9/01/2004 Linksys goes Hollywood with wireless DVD player
Two of the hottest consumer technology trends will come together early this year in a combined DVD player and wireless multimedia adapter from Cisco S...
Article | 28/11/2003 In-flight Web, phone calls draws closer
On Monday, a provider of in-flight Internet access will move a step closer to delivering a system that may someday let airline passengers make calls f...
Article | 10/11/2003 Intel, partner team up on home automation
Intel is teaming up with a wireless control network vendor so consumers can control lights, thermostats and other devices through the same interface t...
Article | 28/10/2003 Sober virus in the wild but slow-moving
An e-mail-borne virus that apparently originated in Germany is in the wild but has not yet spread widely or affected many users, an antivirus research...
Article | 23/10/2003 Motorola goes small with mobile architecture
Motorola introduced a mobile device architecture on Wednesday that it says will lead to smaller, less expensive and more secure devices for communicat...
Article | 22/10/2003 Sony Ericsson adds video to P900 phone
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications went Hollywood with its smartphone platform, unveiling its P900, a successor to the P800, that can record video cl...
Article | 9/10/2003 Apple should have used Intel chips, Sculley says
Apple Computer should have adopted the Intel architecture when it had the chance, former chief John Sculley said Tuesday.
Article | 30/06/2003 WLAN coming to almost all notebooks, IDC says
Wireless LAN (WLAN) chips will plummet in price and show up in almost all notebook PCs by 2007, according to a new study by research company IDC, the ...
Article | 25/06/2003 DNS marks 20th birthday
The database system that sends Web surfers to the right page and gets email messages where they need to go turned 20 years old this week.
Article | 13/06/2003 IEEE approves 802.11g standard
A long-awaited standard for wireless LANs that offers more carrying capacity than the current IEEE 802.11b specification while using the same frequenc...

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