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Article | 5/03/2001 Napster will block access to some songs
In what some had predicted would be judgement day for music-sharing service Napster, the company revealed a plan Friday that appears set to block its ...
Article | 2/03/2001 Ericsson sees its new "blips" everywhere
Ericsson wants to introduce a new verb. In a few years time everybody will be "blipping," the Swedish company said Thursday.
Article | 2/03/2001 BMW introduces Net-equipped limousine
Luxury car maker BMW is rolling out a limousine equipped with a mobile multimedia office. The prototype, based on BMW's L7 model, was introduced this ...
Article | 2/03/2001 Court buys AOL claim to 'Buddy List'
A federal appellate court has affirmed a district court ruling that the terms "You Have Mail" and "IM" cannot be considered the exclusive property of ...
Article | 2/03/2001 Intel looks ahead
Executives from Intel Thursday outlined some of the key technological elements the company plans to put in place over the next two years to ensure tha...
Article | 2/03/2001 Seagate decides: Time for a new name
Seagate Software has announced that as of this coming Monday it will be known by its new moniker, Crystal Decisions.
Article | 1/03/2001 Telstra denies virus attack
Telstra hit out today against reports made by a national newspaper which suggested a computer virus was the cause of a problem with its BigPond e-mail...
Article | 1/03/2001 Online justice gets first hearing
Plans to get the British criminal justice system online took another step forward yesterday with the announcement that, starting this European summer,...
Article | 1/03/2001 Microsoft shows tools used to debug Windows XP
Microsoft has shown off some of the tools it used to optimise the Windows XP operating system, which is expected to be released in the fourth quarter ...
Article | 1/03/2001 Symantec to offer SMS notification of viruses
Symantec in the second quarter of this year will offer live notification of Internet-borne viruses and virus fixes to its customers mobile phones usin...
Article | 1/03/2001 Intel thinks small in mobile spotlight
Looking to fend off hungry competitors Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Transmeta in the mobile market, Intel is emphasising its mobile processor arse...
Article | 1/03/2001 Gateway to simplify product line, lower costs
Computer maker Gateway plans to simplify its product offerings, paring down the number of computer configurations offered from millions to hundreds, e...
Article | 28/02/2001 Barrett: Intel will ride out the economy's storm
Faced with an uncertain economic climate, Intel president and chief executive officer Craig Barrett sought to deliver a strong message Tuesday that th...
Article | 28/02/2001 IBM guides partners into a mobile future
You may use some of IBM's most interesting technology without realising where it comes from. Voice recognition, wireless communications, and some invi...
Article | 28/02/2001 NVidia unveils GeForce3 chip set
Late last year NVidia swallowed its primary rival, the struggling 3dfx Interactive, to make the graphics board race a two-horse one. With the unveilin...
Article | 28/02/2001 First P2P virus hits
File-swapping on the Internet hit a sour note Tuesday with the appearance of a virus that attacks users of the Gnutella file-sharing service and that ...
Article | 27/02/2001 PC wins back top spot in gaming platforms
PlayStation games may have led the Christmas sales charge, but PC titles are back in the black following a slow January in the interactive games marke...
Article | 27/02/2001 Microsoft portal may get pricey
Web surfers may be charged an entrance fee to access MSN's internet portal.
Article | 27/02/2001 Rio car MP3 player hits the road
Now you can take your digital music collection on the road and pipe it through your car stereo. Rio is releasing in the US this week the Rio Car, a re...
Article | 27/02/2001 Rambus lawsuits could boost memory prices
Pending court cases over tech patents could shake memory industry and push up prices of SDRAM, DDR.

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