Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > May New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Major move toward wireless standard - A group of telecommunications and PC technology leaders today said they have joined to develop and deliver a new wireless communications technology. Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Nokia, and Toshiba unveiled a specification for a new technology, code-named Bluetooth, being developed through the contributions of the members of the so-called Bluetooth Special Interest Group. The group was formed earlier this year by the five companies. [News.com]   Malaysia reports bleak outlook - Malaysia's economy contracted sharply in the first three months of 1998 as the full brunt of Asia's crisis put an end to a heady decade of growth, according to the nation's central bank. [News.com]   MasterCard gives Excite credit - Eager to establish its brand on the Web, MasterCard has entered a marketing and branding agreement with Web gateway Excite. [News.com]   Matrox, 3Dfx top graphics poll - Circuit boards for 3D graphics powered by processors from 3Dfx and Matrox topped the chart in a performance test survey conducted by Mercury Research, using new technology to boost performance. [News.com]   McNealy blasts Microsoft - A Cambridge, Massachusetts-based conference intended to explore the implications of the Net explosion on society has turned into a Microsoft-bashing session of sorts. [News.com]   McNealy: DOJ on right track - Sun Microsystems Chief Executive Officer Scott McNealy said yesterday that Microsoft should be forced to divest from all its minority investments or be broken up. [News.com]   Mecklermedia buys One Inc. - Mecklermedia said today that it bought One Inc., which organizes the ISPCON trade shows and Boardwatch Magazine, in a cash and stock deal worth $29.5 million. [News.com]   Mercury Center drops charges - Mercury Center, the online edition of the San Jose Mercury News, said today that it will no longer charge a fee to subscribers. [News.com]   Merger will still close in summer - WorldCom and MCI Communications said today that they remained hopeful that their planned $37 billion merger would be completed by the summer. [News.com]   Messages mixed on Win 98 delays - The sky is not falling. [News.com]   Micrografx plans design tools - Graphics software company Micrografx is trying its hand at a new market. [News.com]   Microsoft actions getting closer? - Speculation is mounting that regulators will take legal action against Microsoft as soon as next week. [News.com]   Microsoft bids on Road Runner - Looking to expand its cable presence, Microsoft has made a last-minute offer to acquire a 20 percent stake in high-speed Internet access provider Road Runner, according to sources. [News.com]   Microsoft gets it from all sides - It's not duck season, and it's not rabbit season. It's Microsoft season. [News.com]   Microsoft gives on Gateway - Today's move by Gateway to give users of its PCs more choice in selecting Internet browsers signals another concession by Microsoft as it prepares to fight landmark antitrust lawsuits. [News.com]   Microsoft pairs OLAP, database - Microsoft has made it official: its forthcoming online analytical processing (OLAP) server, code-named Plato, will be included as part of its SQL Server 7.0 database, due in the second half of the year. [News.com]   Microsoft pilloried in tell-all - A new book about a certain software company that can't seem to keep a low profile these days promises to tell all, but does it? [News.com]   Microsoft plays up COM - Windows NT isn't the only game in town. [News.com]   Microsoft pushes NT agenda - Compliance with new technologies being rolled into the mammoth Windows NT Server 5.0 operating system upgrade due early next year tops the list of added requirements for an enhanced Microsoft BackOffice certification program to be unveiled next week at a company developer conference. [News.com]   Microsoft releases last Win 98 beta - Microsoft has released what might be the last major upgrade to the Windows 98 beta and says it expects to ship the operating system to PC makers this Friday, despite the fact that as many as 20 states and the Justice Department are expected to file antitrust actions against the company by the end of the week. [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 30 31 32 33 34 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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