Author: JT Smith
The strengths and flaws of Sun’s Java IDE are evaluated in this review from Software Development Online.
China to allow private companies on Internet
Author: JT Smith
Reuters on CNET: China’s cabinet has approved landmark rules that will allow private
companies to operate Internet and other value-added telecommunications services
legally for the first time.
companies to operate Internet and other value-added telecommunications services
legally for the first time.
IBM Japan’s Netfinity strategy provides more options
Author: JT Smith
IBM Japan Ltd. is reinforcing its Linux operating-system business across the board, according to Jiro Fujimoto, manager of IBM Japan’s
Marketing Management, from an interview by Nikkei Windows 2000 on AsiaBizTech News.
Marketing Management, from an interview by Nikkei Windows 2000 on AsiaBizTech News.
Category:
- Linux
DeXtop: Retro X
Author: JT Smith
This LinuxPlanet article surmises, the Linux community is
evidently poised on the brink of a new Dark Age that wiser “big-name”
companies had once struggled to prevent.
evidently poised on the brink of a new Dark Age that wiser “big-name”
companies had once struggled to prevent.
Category:
- Linux
Senior moments on the Web will increase
Author: JT Smith
The number of senior citizens online is expanding rapidly, mostly in the area of gaming and shopping, says a report from NUA surveys.
Security measures could be just so much vapor
Author: JT Smith
Credit card companies might just be hyping ineffective online security measures in order to win consumer confidence, says Reuters.
Category:
- Linux
NAS Or SANs? IT managers say ‘both’
Author: JT Smith
IT professionals are employing common sense and refusing to be intimidated by vendors, reports Techweb.com.
Category:
- Unix
Virus scanning engine fits neatly into Solaris
Author: JT Smith
McAfee’s WebShield is reported to instantly detect and demolish all kinds of viruses and malicious code. From PRNewswire.com.
Congress discusses privacy, but can’t agree on solution
Author: JT Smith
Nando Times tells us how the vendors are hovering on Capitol Hill, ready to become the latest and greatest in the privacy rodeo as they court the politicians.
Government sponsors ads in tech-savvy classrooms
Author: JT Smith
Public schools are getting free computer equipment, but students are bombarded with advertisements as part of the deal. Do we care? From Techweb.com.