August 2000

• HomeRF to Speed Up
• U.S. Online Sales Jump
• Dell to Unveil New Enterprise-Class Storage
• Bank of America Goes Wireless
• Text Messages May Freeze Nokia Phones
• Blogger: A Web Novice's Design Tool
• California Makes a Taxing Proposition
• Future Watch: Digital Clothing, Fax Pens
• MS Word Documents Can Be Tracked on Web
• Microsoft Crafts MSN Threat to AOL
• Microsoft Will Face Consumer Suit
• Heavy Hitters Build Linux Lab
• Olympus Cameras, Printer Aim High
• Novell Sets Sights on ASPs
• Industry Giants Back New Linux Research Lab
• Downloads FAQ
• iMesh Offers File Swapping With Options
• Sony Takes on Palm With Clie PDA
• Napster Won't Make the Grade on Campus
• Sharp Launches Ink Jet Line
• Fountain's Financial Troubles Overflow
• Microsoft Releases Office 10 Beta
• Auctions Lead Internet Fraud List
• NVidia Sues 3dfx Over Patents
• HP Rolls Out New Heavy-Duty Printers
• Microsoft Fears E-Book Piracy
• First Virus Strikes Palm
• Advice Resides in Expertcity
• Cell Phones to Sport Safety Labels
• Memory Morass: Micron Sues Rambus
• Kodak Focuses on a Digital Future
• IBM Updates ViaVoice
• Adobe Offers Ink for E-Books
• Intel Recalls 1.13-GHz Pentium III
• Umax Unveils High-Res Scanners
• Microsoft, Amazon.com Team on E-Books
• Sun Admits to Memory Problem
• AMD Launches 1.1-GHz Athlon
• IBM-Compaq Storage Union Bearing Fruit
• Dell to Offer System Imaging Service
• Release 2 Brings Oracle8i Power Anywhere
• Win 2000 in Mainframeland
• Linux Entices IBM, Oracle
• Cisco Offers Content Delivery Network System
• New Tool Tracks E-Mail, Net Usage
• Getting Caught in the E-Music Trap
• Electronic Ink Shows Its True Colors
• Why the Movie Industry Fears Napster
• Is Government's Future Electronic?
• PDA Sales to Double in 2000
• Updated Photoshop Embraces the Web
• Toshiba Unveils Thin, Quiet Equium
• Loophole Detected in Critical Path Web Mail
• Symantec Targets Enterprise With Desktop Firewall
• New Management Standards May Ease Network Tuning
• Get Even by E-Mail
• Microsoft Plugs Money Security Hole
• Click Here for Geek Humor
• Broadband Alternative Debuts
• Is TRUSTe Trustworthy?
• NEC Helps Memory Go Mobile
• Nintendo Jumps on the Internet Bandwagon
• Pretty Good Privacy Not Good Enough
• Vibrating Mouse Shakes Up Your Surfing
• Nortel Bundles Wares Into Optical IP Services
• Tape Storage Carves a Role in E-Business
• Use of Gigabit Ethernet Over Copper Surges
• Patrol Cars Get Mobile Computing
• Sigaba Tries to Simplify Encryption
• Carnivore Review Up for Bids
• Chip Embeds Wireless Net Access
• Hotmail Flaw Exposes Buddy Lists
• Themes From TV Land
• Intel Backs Peer-to-Peer Work
• More Than Half of U.S. Homes Online
• Encryption Could Starve Carnivore
• Watch Will Let Kids Go Wireless
• AMD Browses for a New Line
• Intuit Unveils Quicken 2001 for Mac
• Amazon.com Turns to Auto Sales
• Guys Have All the Fun Online
• Sprint Services Boost Wireless Web
• Intel Unveils Low-Power Chip
• Gavel Falls on Auctions.com
• S3 Closes Diamond
• Site-Builders Code Your Vision
• Intel Crafts PCs That Hear, See
• Stephen King Counts on a Web Honor System
• High-Tech Giants Warm to Privacy Legislation
• Quantum Keeps Your Devices Connected
• Dell Inspiron Designed for DVDs
• Here's a New Paid-to-Surf Angle
• Actioneer Simplifies Searches
• Intel CPU Hits 2 GHz
• Soon, Beam Your Payment
• ZoneAlarm Firewall Spreads to Nets
• Intel Readies Two New StrongARMs
• MP3.com, Sony Make a Deal
• McAfee Protects Your Network From Your PDA
• New Ink Jets Offer Big-Ticket Quality at Low Prices
• Dispatch
• Campaigns Dig Digital Dirt
• Who's the Next Napster?
• Wristwatch Will Lock a PC
• Intel to Focus on Speed
• Hitachi Unveils Color WAP Phone
• Love Bug Charges Dropped
• Love Bug Variant Poses Little Threat
• AOL Blocks Imici Instant Messenger
• Napster Fights to Gain Legal Ground
• Have a Cow: Gateway Unveils Solo
• Make Your E-Mail Disappear
• Cover Your Tracks
• Norton SystemWorks Gets a Face-Lift
• Consumer's Guide to an AWOL PC Vendor
• Olympus Shoots for the Serious Amateur
• Silicon Valley Teaches the Pols
• August's Latest and Greatest
• LinuxWorld Draws Fans, Seekers
• Surprise! Wireless Web Set to Boom
• Microsoft Keeps an Eye on Napster
• Court Bars Hacker From Posting Code
• Napster Fans Launch Hack Attack
• Microsoft Denies 'Office for Linux' Rumors
• Going...Going...Gotcha!
• Sneak Peek at Whistler--Microsoft's Next-Generation Windows
• Online Gambling: Luck Runs Out for Virtual Casinos?
• Quantex, CyberMax Go Silent
• Can Compaq's iPaq Thrive?
• FBI Offers Carnivore Data (Slowly)
• Toysmart Customer List Sale Stalled
• First Gigahertz-Plus PCs Arrive: Intel and AMD Race On
• Buddy, Can You Spare a Palm?
• Campaign Web Sites Hablan Espanol
• Can Corel Return to Profitability?
• Bringing Linux to the Masses
• McAfee Shields Against Virus Outbreaks
• Three Minutes With Dennis Lee
• MyIVAN: A Web Helper in Training
• Surf for Money? Better Hurry
• Kinko's, FedEx Team for Fast Service
• Linux, UNIX Desktop Unity Sought
• Manage Your Bandwidth
• EdgeMatrix Adds Color to WAP Browser
• Panasonic Unveils a Tough Notebook
• Intel Secures Home Networks
• Net Appliance Targets Seniors
• Dell Loves Linux
• 2010: A PC Odyssey
• Agenda Unveils Linux Handheld
• RealPlayer Takes Subscriptions
• DOJ Wants Microsoft in Supreme Court
• Windows 2000 Patch Broke Firewalls
• IBM Claims Fastest Quantum Computer
• Will Linux Make Its Way to Desktop PCs?
• F-Secure Puts Virus Protection in Your Hand
• Microsoft Money Enters the New Millennium
• Compaq Expands IPaq Family
• Pricey Compaq Appliance Runs MSN
• Sigaba Enhances E-Mail Security
• HP Unveils CD-RW Drives
• AMD Ships 1.1-GHz Athlon to Vendors
• In Search of a Few Good Geeks
• DOJ, Microsoft Face Off on Appeal
• All.com Support Serves Small Shops
• Umax Sends Scans Online
• Kyocera Shows Tiny 3-Megapixel Camera
• Amazon, Toysrus.com to Join Forces
• DSLnetworks Offers Built-In Security
• Microsoft Eliminates Free Phone Support
• Dragon Dictates Its Last Message
• Staples.com Gets Personable
• HP Offers One-Box PC Bundle
• Stalking the Virtual Bloom
• Virginia's Net Censorship Stalled
• Waste Less Time on E-Mail
• Cell Phone Health Studies Continue
• Democrats Plan a Wired Convention
• Big Names to Preinstall StarOffice
• Intel's Next Low Power, High Speed Chips
• Adobe Sues Macromedia
• FBI Cagey About Carnivore
• Sun, Microsoft Java Battle Delayed
• AIM Add-On Boosts File Sharing
• Webby Awards Seek Entries
• Compaq to Unveil Net Appliance Strategy
• AMD Offers Sledgehammer Specs
• Survey: Is Napster Really Theft?
• Suit May Boost Online Music
• Oddities on the Auction Block
• Will Cell Phones Squash Palm?
• Sneak Peek at the Next Windows
• Women Use Web More Than Men
• Microsoft Tells Its Wireless Goals
• Sun, Netscape Study Java Flaw
• Word-Access Combo Allows Intrusion
• Hands-Free Kits Reduce Mobile Phone Dangers
• A New (Not Final) Coming of Netscape 6
• Become a Desktop Deejay
• Microsoft Reader to Reach PC
• Team Fights E-Mail Annoyances
• Broadband Breaks a Million
• Here's a Palm for Your Parents
• Battle of the Browsers
• Toysmart Customers Still in Limbo
• Sony Shows Tiny Camera
• Online Vandal Goes to Court
• Free Net Access Gets Costly
• Why Are Net Appliances a Hard Sell?
• Napster, Meet Spinal Tap
• AOL Left Out of Messaging Standard
• U.S. Relaxes Export Restrictions
• ItRings Ends the Busy Signal
• Political Sites Target Young Voters
• Toys R Us Privacy Policy Questioned
• Microsoft Faces European Investigation
• Microsoft Back in Court--With Customers
• File Swapping Flourishes Online
• NEC Speeds Home Networks
• Does BookSense.com Make Sense?
• Toshiba Polishes Mobile Phone Screen
• The GOP Goes Online
• Amazon.com Copes With Price Glitch
• Shop911 Helps Buyers in a Pinch
• AltaVista Simplifies Searching
• Novell Secures Instant Messages
• Thinner Costs for Thin Computing
• The Always-On Internet Home
• ViewSonic to Debut Net Appliances
• Sneak Peek at First Ikea Web Store
• Universal to Offer Digital Tunes
• PlayStation Calls on I-Mode Phones
• Putting a Price on Windows Me.
• Eudora Takes Five
• Norton Patches Firewall Holes