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The future of cell (or mobile) phones
Author: JT Smith
Tech Review documents the history of cell phones and their future progress, predicting that by 2003, nearly all cell phones will have...
Apple to pull out of Sears
Author: JT Smith
CNET News.com report that Apple and Sears have decided to "mutually part ways," citing slow sales and a shift in retail strategey...
Aimster removes pig encoder program
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports that file-sharing firm Aimster, acting on a request from Napster, has removed from its Web site a
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Napster misses deadline to block popular songs
Author: JT Smith
The San Fransisco Chronicle reports that Napster's Wednesday court-ordered deadline to block 135,000 songs has passed, and the songs are still there....
Amazon’s 1-click patent survives bounty hunt
Author: JT Smith
From TheStandard.com: "During the past five months, dozens of intellectual property
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Virus plague causes charity to consider Linux
Author: JT Smith
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Reports: IBM’s eServer z900 running Linux saves energy
Author: JT Smith
From BusinessWire: New reports from technology analysts Hurwitz Group and Matterhorn Group
recommend the IBM eServer z900, the reinvented mainframe, running Linux, as...
Finnish company develops Linux firewall solution
Author: JT Smith
Jan Stafford tells us that SearchEnterpriseLinux has a story about Finnish data security solutions provider F-Secure developing an
anti-virus firewall solution for Linux....
Security fears for peer-to-peer
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com: "Napster showed that consumers dig peer-to-peer networks, but security concerns might drive those paying customers away."
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Linux
Thursday 15 March 2001 UNIGROUP: Jozef Skvarcek on GNU/Linux beowulf clusters
Author: JT Smith
Jay Sulzberger wrote in to tell us about this meeting: "The food is good and plentiful, the company excellent, and every *n*x
sysadmin...