Microsoft Still Gunning to Launch Vista and Office 2007 Together
Microsoft's plan of record remains to launch its two biggest cash cows on the same day in January 2007, company officials are telling software and hardware partners.
Mark Cuban Alleges SEC Misconduct, 'Gross Abuse'
Mark Cuban, who currently is in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding charges of insider trading at Mamma.com, certainly isn't taking it lying down.
5 Ways the Apple Store Rocked Best Buy on iPad Launch Day... or Did It
Nokia Adds LAN Access to Japanese Phones
Nokia will add public wireless LAN access to its handsets in Japan in a bid to keep pace with smaller Japanese rivals that already provide such network connections.
Top Court Rules for Microsoft in Patent Case
The Microsoft-AT&T dispute is one of a series of important patent cases that the court has agreed to hear in the last year.
Poland Forwards Microsoft Investigation to EU
The Polish consumer watchdog has forwarded to the European Commission an investigation into Microsoft after concluding the software giant may be harming competition by colluding with laptop makers, it said.
The Standalone PDA Is Dying
Mixed analyst reports for the PDA this week indicate that without connectivity, the PDA is on its way out.
ADV: Exploring Spyware and Adware Risk Assessment
Explore new quantitative methods for measuring the impact of spyware and adware and learn about a pragmatic, user-defined model for determining risk levels. Learn more about the strengths and weaknesses of the various methods that are used to mitigate the risks of these harmful programs.
Google Reader Gets Revamped
Gore Backs '.ECO' Domains
Gore and his environmental charity group, the Alliance for Climate Protection, aligned with Dot Eco LLC to help establish the most green-oriented Internet namespace.
