April 2000

• Microsoft Disputes Divestiture Plan
• Antitrust Remedy Invites Opportunity
• More Microsofts, More Competition?
• Add to Your Palm
• Move MP3s to a CD With One Click
• Break It Up, Microsoft!
• Xerox Adds Multiple Multifunctions
• Debating a Microsoft Breakup
• Is Corel Merger in Peril?
• Intel Broadens Its Attack
• Intel to Stomp Out Serial Numbers
• Intel Still Struggling to Meet Demand
• Boeing Designs In-Flight Surfing
• Microsoft Antitrust Remedies Due
• Move MP3s to Home Stereo
• Olympus Unveils Dual-Duty Camera
• Still Waiting for Easy PCs
• NetZero Looks Beyond Dial-Up
• AMD?s Duron Targets Value PCs
• Wireless Palms Challenge Phones
• Privacy Debate: Is Orwell Online?
• AOL Time Warner: The Next Monopoly?
• Debating the Role of Rambus
• Time-Shift TV Shows Via Your PC
• Shoot-Out at the 3D Corral
• Good-Bye to GIF?
• Palm's Future Is Wireless
• Plug Your Stereo Into the Web
• Consumer Groups Target AOL Time Warner
• Two Whistlers on the Way
• White House Gets Microsoft Briefing
• USB 2.0 Spec to Debut
• Gates: Windows Is Glue
• Gates Foresees Fast, Talking PCs
• Peachtree Takes to the Web
• Let the Web Games Begin
• PDAs Can Get Lost PDQ
• Microsoft Already Feels the Pain
• Transmeta Gets Boosters
• Dispatch
• Privacy 2000: In Web We Trust?
• Second Thoughts on Windows ME
• Run, Don't Walk, to Wireless Devices
• Ask Jeeves Picks Popular Searches
• Can Amazon.com Satisfy Your Impulses?
• 700-MHz Pentium Powers Notebooks
• Sites Cope With COPPA
• Teachers Turn to Virtual Ink
• IBM Drops Flat-Panel Monitor Prices
• Will Surf for Food
• Quicken Adds Bill Paying to Site
• Make Your Desktop Work for You
• PayYourParkingTickets.gov--Coming to a Town Near You
• Corel Running Out of Cash
• Teamware to Rent
• Zipping Into Zaplets
• Spiff Up Albums With Online PhotoLab
• Palmtops Avoid PC Thinking
• Microsoft Chugs Ahead
• Intel Holds Off on Desktop Celerons
• Printer Speed Ratings Versus Reality
• Portable MP3 Player Sings for Six Hours
• No More Solitary Surfing
• Going Gaga for Google
• Children's Privacy Law Takes Effect
• Mafiaboy Was Merely a Copycat
• Lawmakers, Techies Talk Taxes
• Motorola Gets the Web Talking
• Study Cites Rampant Net Abuse
• Audio Manager Organizes Your Tunes
• Pocket PC Moves Full Steam Ahead
• Wireless Blooms With Bluetooth
• HP Wants to Wire Your Printer
• IBM Cuts Costs, Size of PCs
• Palms Hit the Road
• Web Offers a WindowOnWallStreet
• Pocket PC Appears
• Broadband Media Goes Deep
• Clinton Issues Tech Challenge
• Ballmer Preaches Reinvention
• Opening Your Palms
• HP Launches Portable Printer
• Best of the Broadband Sites
• Ballmer Touts XML
• HP Plans Soup-to-Nuts Portal
• Buckle Up for Your Broadband Tour
• Sites Give Cash a Run for Its Money
• Broadband Hits the Speed Limit
• Three Minutes With Kyle Mashima
• Britannica Jumps Into Your Palm
• Online Tax Filing Gains Popularity
• Have a Ball With Microsoft's Mice
• Notebooks Think Small
• Pocket PCs Ready to Pop
• CompUSA's Paid Support Goes Online
• Turn Up Your Net Radio
• Metallica Sues Napster, Universities
• Get Organized With These Utilties
• Is It a Webcam? A Digital Camera? It's Both!
• A List of Your Own
• IBM Boosts PocketPC Storage
• Microsoft Server Flaw Called Rare
• Mobile Phones Go Musical
• Privacy Policies Spread, but Privacy Doesn't
• Old PCs Flood the Waste Stream
• Consumers Drive Gateway to Record Profit
• Thin Clients? Try Thin Servers
• PC/Cable TV Merge Is One Step Closer
• Sony to Carry Smaller Memory Stick
• Whew! PCs Get Another Reprieve
• Toshiba Readies New Type of LCD
• Most Software Auctioned Online Is Pirated
• Internet Retailers on the Ropes
• Antitrust Remedies May Split Plaintiffs
• Congress Mulls Net Tax Report
• Your Boss May Be Watching
• Doing the Jailhouse Rock
• Linux Desktop Pushes Multimedia
• HomePlug Tries to Revive Power-Line Nets
• The Web Inside Outlook 2000
• Yahoo Chief Addresses Hot Topics
• Microsoft Ships BizTalk Preview
• S3 Turns to Internet Appliances
• Protect Your Good Domain Name
• Deja.com Broadens Buying Services
• What's Ahead for Average Dot-Com? Death
• Get Ready for Desktop Broadcasting
• Timna Gets Ready to Trot
• Net2Phone Debuts New Ways to Yap
• Broadcasters Get Fancy Web Tools
• We're All Going Wireless
• Cadillac Computers Come to Their Senses
• Webbe Wants to Untangle the Web
• Does IE 5.5 Ditch Standards?
• Push Technology Learns Not to Shove
• Why Zaplets Might Change Your Life Online
• Geeks, Spies Debate Web Privacy
• The Web Makes Room for ERoom
• Get the Message on E-Mail Formats
• Gates Polishes Microsoft's Image
• Microsoft Wins Motion in Java Suit
• PowerQuest Adds Win 2000, Linux Support
• Give Your PC a Quick Physical
• Curl Up With an Electronic Book
• Safe Surfing on the Wireless Web
• Windows ME Goes Multimedia
• Buddy and I Jump on the Broadbandwagon
• Consumers Claim the Net
• HomeRF Networking Standard Gains Momentum
• How Wireless Is Your Future?
• NetGear's Phoneline Goes USB
• Does Broadband Trade Privacy for Speed?
• PDAs Get a BlackBerry Flavor
• AskMe.com Doles Out Advice Online
• Verizon: A New Name in Wireless
• Your Pictures Ought to be in Yahoo
• Can Zero-Knowledge Hush Up the Net?
• FusionOne Puts Multiple PCs in Sync
• Dell Drives Further Into the Net
• Put Your Clik Drive in the Dock
• So You Wanna Make a Picture?
• Trim Your Photos for the Net
• Future Web: Fast, Smart, and Private
• Gateway, AOL Team on Net Appliances
• Technology Cures All, Gates Says
• Letter of the Week
• AOL Puts Gecko Everywhere but PCs
• Antitrust Case: Next, the Remedy
• Traveling Everypath to Wireless
• DoDots: Small Windows to the Web
• Consortium Pushes Net Ethics
• DSL Broadens Its Reach
• AOL, Gateway Bring Web to Every Room
• Netscape 6: A Lean Browsing Machine
• Clinton Aims to Conquer Digital Divide
• Adobe Updates Illustrator, GoLive
• Microsoft's Net Business Exceeds Browsers
• You've Got Broadband Content
• Can Net Infrastructure Protect Privacy?
• Message in a Portal
• IBM ViaVoice Offers Freedom of Speech
• What Does RDRAM Really Cost?
• IDVD Plays Movies, Surfs the Web
• Business as Usual at Microsoft?
• It?s Official: Office 2000 Bug Fix Adds Bugs
• Microsoft Abused Power
• Find a Flat-Fee Lawyer Online
• Governments Relax Encryption Regulations
• Iomega Offers USB Adapter for Jaz Drives
• Judge Rules: Microsoft Broke Law
• WordPerfect Opens Linux Office
• Microsoft, Then and Now
• Will Your PC Call 911?
• Microsoft Decision May Be an Anticlimax
• An Antitrust Time Line
• Microsoft Ruling Imminent
• Hacking the Bullet
• Living in an Internet World
• Is Compaq Finally Coming Back?
• We're Geeks, and We're Proud
• Fix Your Photos on the Web
• Portals Get Really Personal