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Without hiking license fees, Microsoft will roll out its next upgrade to Microsoft CRM software in August, the company announced Tuesday. The new version, Microsoft CRM 1.2, will have several key improvements, including closer integration with Microsoft Office 2003, a new mobile component, reporting enhancements and a tool to ease the redeployment process for IT administrators...
Nintendo and Sony took the stage with competing announcements at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. Each game console maker detailed specs of a new portable gaming device, but the proposed gadgets differ in important ways ...
Intel has unveiled a new family of chips based on its XScale technology, which is geared toward balancing low power consumption with high-performance processing. The new PXA27x processors reportedly can handle multiple wireless broadband standards, such as 3G, WiFi and WiMAX, while also sporting enough power to provide mobile phones with full-motion videoconferencing capabilities and provide PDAs with DVD-quality video playback...
In an effort to warp the space-time fabric, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates will go back in time to sabotage the Linux operating system, according to an internal memo leaked to the Internet by an unknown Microsoft insider ...
Hot dog stand owner Jim McMahon has announced the triumphant return of his company, Piping Hot Dogs.com, from the dot-com graveyard. ...
For the past couple of weeks, we've been testing a notebook computer that blends enterprise quality with power-user cool. The Sentia is a relatively new offering from Alienware, a Miami, Florida-based maker of high-end computers, and it reflects the company's increasing commitment to moving from its core gaming niche into broader markets ...
Wired News: Virginia Nabs Two Big Spammers11-Dec-03 18:32 ET ...
ComputerWeekly.com: 2004 Will Bring More Cyberattacks, Warn Experts11-Dec-03 7:08 ET ...
Silicon.com: Patchless Christmas from Microsoft10-Dec-03 7:08 ET ...
E-Commerce Times: Reactions Mixed as U.S. Congress Passes Sweeping Spam Law09-Dec-03 10:51 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: Outsourcing Network Protection: An Interview with MessageLabs CTO Mark Sunner08-Dec-03 7:45 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: U.S. Officials Warn of Lax Cyber Defense04-Dec-03 17:46 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: The State of Software Security: An Interview with ISS Founder and CTO Chris Klaus03-Dec-03 13:53 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: Prosecutors Try Again for Norwegian DVD Jon02-Dec-03 16:56 ET ...
E-Commerce Times: Feds Round Up Suspects in Net Fraud Sweep21-Nov-03 10:50 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: Spyware Targeted at Congressional Hearing20-Nov-03 9:40 ET ...
E-Commerce Times: How Much Is a Hacker's Head Worth?19-Nov-03 6:44 ET ...
TechNewsWorld: RFID Tags and the Question of Personal Privacy18-Nov-03 7:21 ETStory Highlights:"Radio Frequency Identification, or RFID, is an old technology that has been quietly revolutionizing business and industry. Over the past several years, the technology has helped optimize inventory and business systems and has made consumers' lives more convenient. But some industry watchers say RFID has the potential to become a threat to user identification security."
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