Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > July New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   MSN upgrade seen as incremental - Microsoft Network announced an software upgrade in its service today. [News.com]   MTV, Yahoo unfurl music site - MTV Networks and Yahoo (YHOO) rolled out their online music guide today, dubbed Unfurled, heating up competition in the online music market. [News.com]   Mac OS 8 has arrived - Apple Computer (AAPL) today is unveiling its most significant upgrade to the Macintosh operating system in several years and will attempt to put the best spin possible on the new software against a backdrop of internal upheaval at the company. [News.com]   Mac cloner pushes Pentium II - Umax Technologies' first line of PCs based on Intel Pentium II processors will beat Mac clone maker Power Computing to the punch. [News.com]   Macromedia revenues, profits slide - Multimedia software developer Macromedia (MACR) today reported declining revenues and a loss for the first quarter. [News.com]   Macs get $300 price cuts - In the first concrete product move since its management upheaval this week, Apple Computer (AAPL) today reduced prices up to $300 on select Power Macintosh 6500 and Macintosh Performa 6400 series computers. [News.com]   Major PC vendors riding high - Low prices and strong economies pushed PC sales past expectations for the second quarter, according to two research houses. Dell (DELL), Compaq, and Hewlett-Packard (HWP) were standouts, while smaller vendors are hurting. [News.com]   Mars rover awaits close encounter - Scientists hope to learn more about the secrets of Mars today when results of the rover's first encounter with a targeted multicolored rock become available. [News.com]   Mars sites still drawing crowds - One week after the Mars mission commenced, traffic on the multitudes of Pathfinder Web sites shows no signs of slowing down. [News.com]   Massachusetts may ax ISP tax - Massachusetts legislators could vote to exempt Internet service providers from a sales tax by early next week, adding muscle to the White House's e-commerce agenda. [News.com]   McAfee expands security business - Seeking to become a full-service network security firm, antivirus software vendor McAfee Associates (MCAF) next month will ship its first firewall software. [News.com]   McAfee stock falls after strong earnings - Antivirus software maker McAfee (MCAF) fell today, even though the company beat Wall Street's expectations for its second quarter earnings when it reported yesterday after the market closed. [News.com]   McCain-Kerrey crypto talks continue - In an unusual legislative maneuver, the Senate Commerce Committee will continue negotiating through August over the provisions of an encryption bill approved by the committee on June 19, staffers said. [News.com]   McNealy takes aim at Microsoft - News flash: Sun Microsystems (SUNW) chairman, president, and CEO Scott McNealy doesn't like Microsoft. [News.com]   Memory chip prices fall - Memory chip prices DRAM slid again in June, continuing a trend that started last year, as U.S. makers become more of a force in the market. [News.com]   Memory maintains price free-fall - Memory chips have hit $6 and below in the spot market, a new record that will eventually translate into lower computer and memory prices. [News.com]   Memphis is Windows 98 - Without any fanfare, Microsoft (MSFT) has finally said the magic number: 98, as in Windows 98, the official name of the next version of Windows, code-named Memphis. [News.com]   Micron beefs up server arsenal - NetFrame Systems today announced a multiprocessor server that should add significantly to the arsenal of Micron, up to now a very small player in the server market. [News.com]   Micron cuts prices on PCs - Micron, a major direct-sales PC vendor, today announced price reductions on computers across its corporate desktop and workstation lines. [News.com]   Microsoft Expedia sales rise - Sales of airline tickets and other travel-related items over the Internet executed using Microsoft's Expedia technology have risen past $2 million per week, a company executive said. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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