Content calendar

Monday 23 July 2001

The Ovum View: Wireless streaming - with strings attached

Industry awaits the arrival of widespread 3G...

The Gadget Showdown: Palmtops go fisticuffs

...in the red corner, weighing in at 6oz is the iPaq. And in the blue corner, weighing in at 4.9oz is the Palm m505...

Microsoft pours £10m into Sendo

Redmond giant ensnares UK mobile phone maker to plant roots in Smartphone market...

Siemens jumps in to help Ford

You can have any phone you like, so long as it's a Siemens...

Microsoft opens software source code

The seventh seal opens...

Intel and BEA set to eclipse Sun

You're no Sun of mine...

Brit surfers prefer Brit sites - Official

Old economy finally getting it on with the web...

Brits want familiar brands online (or American net giants)

It's a local site for local people...

Checkpoint brings hot results

Firewall maker hits its target...

Mac users face Subseven threat

Hacker talent contest launches Trojan...

Security flaw in remote computing revealed

Users' passwords bypassed...

Lucent posts more woe

More staff will bear the consequences...

Microsoft red-faced over sloppy security

We have a patch, we simply choose not to use it...

Sainsbury's unveils clever box

Online initiative to ease home shopping woes

Telco takeover frenzy as NTL-Telewest tie-up mooted

Shareholders tell bosses how to run their companies...

McDonalds opens Israeli cyber-café

Burgers, fries and silicon chips...

Send in the clones: Users flock to wannabe Napsters

Napster wannabes step in to fill the free music void...

Backseat squabbling stalls internet car

Web-enabled vehicle blows a gasket...

Wirefree Working: The way forward

New Hot Topic goes live...

Shareholders revolt at Cable and Wireless bonus

Fat cat, moi? Not really... burp!

ARM's raised in defiance of chip gloom

Success flies in the face of the downturn...

Stockwatch Daily: A weak start to the week

ARM's raised as Vodafone and Infineon fall...

AOL Time Warner in harmony over net music plans

Bangs the big bass drum for online distribution

Gerstner to step down as IBM chief

It's bye bye to Big Blue

NetValue joins the cost-cutting club

And guess what: headcount reduction on the cards...

John Lamb's week: WWW inventor goes wireless

But which WWW inventor...?

Motorola announces major rethink

Handset giant puts more emphasis on selling technology rather than phones...

Sema rapped over 'illegal' share sale

Company left to pay for disgraced director's dodgy dealing...

Reuters to cut 1,000 staff

Economic downturn strikes again

The Bloor Perpsective: Shell goes ASP, Compaq faces services challenge, passwords for the people

In their latest look at recent industry developments, Robin Bloor and his team give praise to Shell's ASP ventures, question our poor use of passwords and consider the prospects of a services-led industry.

Face-to-face meetings still alive and well in email age

We love email but we can't do without the human touch...


« Previous day Back to July 2001 Next day »