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News Archive for December 2000
22 Dec 2000
21 Dec 2000
- Retro a go-go
- Aibo receives 40,000 orders
- The higher the ghost rating, the deader the site
- Be shows off its Aura
- Stats the way to do it
- Palm hits four straight quarters of 100 per cent revenue growth
- Oracle fails to get in the right spirit
- CD Predator set loose
- Oftel gives BT two month deadline for cheap leased lines
20 Dec 2000
- Online check for landline tariffs updated
- Microsoft president calls for "cost conscious" attitude
- Freeserve climb into bed with Camelot
- A human fish hybrid that's not a Mermaid
- Christmas virus woe
- Sony boss goes for a tomato
- Java ousts C++ in American high schools
- Bertelsmann called to stop Nazis on Napster
- UK GPRS trials
19 Dec 2000
- PS2 delayed indefinitely in Hong Kong
- Digital divide alive and well in UK
- Hussein hustles PS2s
- Tesco brags about PS2 stocks
- XHTML Basic makes the Web more mobile
- No more cash - in Singapore
- The outlook is frosty between Microsoft and AOL
- Freeserve increases losses and confidence
- There's life in the old Atari
- Web site aims to prevent car crashes
18 Dec 2000
- Yuletide technophobia
- Supercomputer to work on life-threatening illnesses
- Ring-dong merrily on high
- MasterCard opens digital wallet
- BT starts legal action defending its hyperlink patent
- Shockwave merges with AtomFilms
- Rare Microsoft profit warning causes fall
- Breathe expires
- Actor takes on role of hacker
- 3dfx to dissolve and sell assets to nVidia
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- DVD hack case hits setback
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15 Dec 2000
14 Dec 2000
12 Dec 2000
- Ofcom does away with Oftel
- The end of computer crashes?
- Our chips will be even faster than your chips
- Is it the end for LCDs?
- www.noexpletiveshere.com
- Mobiles are must-have toys for Xmas
- Microsoft wins eBook award
- For sale: Spitfire - one careful owner
- Telewest abandons ADSL plans
- FileMaker in the Palm of your hand
- IBM raises curtain on 10GHz chip
- Forte for Java 2.0 ready for the New Year
11 Dec 2000
8 Dec 2000
7 Dec 2000
- Mobile phones to topple PCs?
- Opera's browser is going free
- Alta Vista abandons free Net access
- Mobile SMS-shopping service launched
- Mac OSX launch date revealed
- Italian ISP grows and slows
- FTP man fetches $500,000 in TV quiz
- Watch Travis live in the studio
- Pre-order your Xbox now
- My MP3.com, the second time around
- IBM advances towards a universal storage system
6 Dec 2000
- Christmas comes early for Windows Media Player 7 users
- New interactive TV range from Thomson
- IOC stands firm on online sports coverage
- PalmPalm launch Linux mobile phone
- Joint venture to produce organic displays
- IBM demo Bluetooth with Linux
- Virtual Windows on your Mac
- Parthus on the integrated Bluetooth trail again
- XML and Java are go, says Sun
- Microsoft hammers Digital Anvil
- Nakamichi aims for Christmas market
5 Dec 2000
- NEC unveils 50in monitor
- ReplayTV ditches staff and customers
- Microsoft urges restrictions on AOL/Time Warner merger
- Simplifying installations across multiple platforms
- Online medication not what it seems
- Psion celebrates 20th birthday
- VersionTracker streamlines ugrades
- Red Hat feels the squeeze
- A fifth of kids using youth chatrooms are approached by paedophiles
- FTC urged to restrict Amazon's handling of customer data
4 Dec 2000
- Secret Service super-snooping plans breach Human Rights
- ARM gives licence to Motorola
- Extra disk space for PowerBooks
- Jurassic Park live Web cast
- Dot com disaster dishes out dogs' dinner
- Olympic Web coverage under debate
- Optimising the Web for mobile devices
- PlayStation 2 toppled by Gameboy in Japan
- Viva el Presidente!
- On-screen keyboard for the Mac
- Half of ISPs fail to meet contractual obligations
- Audio publishers eye the MP3 market
- Microsoft funds underprivileged access to hi-tech
1 Dec 2000
- Computer Associates gives Palm virus jab
- E-mail money around the world
- Online call waiting for MacOS.
- Web gigs to collect money from the door
- New machine detects tiredness
- OpenBSD celebrates its fifth birthday with a release
- Microsoft gets mob handed for iTV
- A breakthrough for encryption and authentication
- Internet radio killed the video star?
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