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When the elephants fight, it’s the grass that gets crushed. And technology leaders at the grass roots in education have reason to worry that this old African proverb just might apply to the legal battle now joined between technology pachyderms Microsoft and AOL Time Warner.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28 — Apple Computer (news/quote) said today that for the first time it had broken the 1 gigahertz mark in single-processor performance in its personal computer product line, introducing a new high- end desktop system priced at $2,999.
RESTON, VA, January 28, 2002—VCampus® Corporation (Nasdaq: VCMP), the leading provider of end-to-end, web-based e-Learning solutions, today announced the launch of its new VContent development program and its first two Platinum Level partner companies, Carney Interactive and Information Experts. Through the program, VCampus customers will be able to choose from a range of content development […]
Adobe AlterCast Automates Production Process for Digital Images and Integrates with Industry Leading Application Servers
Palm Inc. today finally delivered on its promise to develop integrated, wireless handheld devices for the enterprise market with the introduction of its i705 handheld model. The i705 has built-in wireless capabilities designed to provide secure “always on” connections to corporate e-mail servers, as well as full Web browsing capabilities and access to America Online […]
Will you pay to hang on to your Web e-mail address? Hotmail, Yahoo, and others apparently aim to find out. Read the article
Durable notebook PCs are now smaller and lighter, with brighter screens for use outdoors. Read the article
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — It will cost Wyoming Public Television more than the $3.3 million it has estimated to convert its signal from analog to digital, a legislative report said.
New desktops include a $599 model and a $999 system, which features a flat-panel display. Read the entire article
Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) is set to release by the end of the year a handheld device that would include both voice and data capabilities, thanks to an agreement with Nextel Communications Inc. and Motorola Inc. Read the entire story