IBM and HP to quit making PCs?
IBM and HP are in danger of being forced out of the PC manufacturing industry by 2007, according to analyst firm Gartner.
Gartner said on...
Screensaver tackles spam websites
Net users are getting the chance to fight back against spam websites
Internet portal Lycos has made a screensaver that endlessly requests data from sites...
Pirate-for-genuine XP trade
BRITISH owners of pirated copies of Microsoft's Windows XP operating system can trade them in for the real thing as part of a bid by...
Asustek aims to ship 600,000 LCD monitors, 800,000 systems in 2005
Asustek Computer yesterday launched three own-brand 17-inch LCD monitors, and the company aims to ship 600,000 LCD monitors in 2005, according to sources at the...
Security experts trash Kazaa
Peer-to-peer program Kazaa is the number one spyware threat on the internet, according to Computer Associates. According to the company's Pest Patrol research, Kazaa created...
Philips launches PCs, after a decade
Having shelved its PC business in the early 1990s, the new PCs, will be available only in a few shops in six European countries. Philips...
EU sets date for Microsoft appeal
The European Union's second-highest court will rule in mid-December on an appeal by US software giant Microsoft to suspend EU sanctions. Judge Bo Vesterdorf will...
Microsoft, Sun to talk about cooperation
Microsoft and Sun Microsystems on December 1 will deliver a joint update on their collaborations pursuant to an April 2004 technology-sharing agreement to boost interoperability...
Sony introduces 1 Inch 4GB drive
Sony Electronics is introducing the Sony Microdrive, a one-inch removable hard disk drive that will meet the increasing storage needs of many portable digital devices...
ASUS A6000N notebook series provides portable video conferencing right out of the box
ASUS introduced the A6000 Notebook Series, which leveraged a built-in webcam, microphone and the exclusive GameFace Live video-conferencing feature to provide an interactive experience for...
