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Internet Services News Article List Articles 2 to 102 Belkin Unveils New Data Center Solution
The integrated solution of copper and fiber connectivity claims to increase network performance, security, and control.
Momentum Offers Search Engine Marketing to SMBs
Services are relevant for organisations in transition, or for whom the results of current online activities do not match business aspirations.
FCC Rejects SBC Request for Limited Rules on New Internet Services
Although it may agree with the hands-off approach to Internet services that telecom giant SBC was petitioning for in its request, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rejected the firm's proposal to limit regulation of new Internet services this week, indicating it is too soon to forbear on rules that are still taking shape.
BlackBerry Is World's No. 1 PDA
Research in Motion's BlackBerry e-mail client has become the world's most popular PDA, according to figures from Gartner. BlackBerry sales were up 76 percent in the first quarter of 2005, while Palm shipments fell by 26 percent. Research in Motion now has 20.8 percent of the market.
Vonage Hooks Up with Verizon on 911 Service for VoIP
Continuing its efforts to head off a heavier regulatory hand and increasing litigation, voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) player Vonage announced it would offer emergency 911 calling services with its VoIP products and services in some states with help from local phone giant Verizon. The new and old phone companies announced this week their collaboration would allow Vonage's VoIP customers to access Verizon's wireless and wireline Enhanced 911 network to offer the emergency service.
Register.com Provides Small Business Counseling
Forms alliance with SCORE Association to offer entrepreneurs guidance on establishing online components for their ventures.
Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright
Apple fans flock to release parties in major cities for the new Mac OS X Tiger. Some folks just have to be the first to own a new product. Daniel Terdiman reports from San Francisco.
San Francisco Radio Station Adopts Podcast-Only Format
Infinity Broadcasting tries to turn around troubled station by featuring programming from podcasters in and outside the Bay Area.
RFID Can Help Relieve The Fear Of Surgery
RFID tags ensure that doctors perform the correct operation on the right person and on the correct place on the body.
Review: Five Free Desktop Search Tools
A new breed of free search engines blend Internet and desktop search, helping you find the information you need -- wherever it is. Which is the best tool? We search for the answer.
On-Demand Giving Way To Scheduled Web Shows
Webcasters are finding that TV's traditional model of scheduled broadcasting is sometimes the best way to attract viewers and advertisers.
Microsoft, Samsung Partner on Game Play
Microsoft has partnered with Samsung Electronics in a high-definition technology alliance intended to take gaming to the next level. Microsoft announced Samsung as its worldwide marketing partner for the next-generation Xbox yesterday. The Xbox/Samsung HDTV combination is designed to deliver the most advanced and realistic high-definition experience to gamers worldwide.
Apple Unleashing Tiger Tonight Amid Anticipation, Fanfare
At Apple Computer stores around the world today, when the clock strikes 6 p.m., the public will finally be able to grab Tiger by the tail. Tiger, also known by the less evocative appellation OS X 10.4, has, by Apple's count, more than 200 new features, some of them revolutionary -- depending on with whom you talk. Apple will also release Mac OS X Server version 10.4 Tiger at the same time.
Veritas NetBackup v6.0 Released
Latest release centralizes management of backups, snapshots and images and enables the rapid recovery of data and systems.
The Planet Obtains ICANN Accreditation
Company has been accredited as an official domain name registrar, authorizing it to provide a full range of domain name services.
On-Demand Giving Way To Scheduled Web Shows
Webcasters are finding that TV's traditional model of scheduled broadcasting is sometimes the best way to attract viewers and advertisers.
Roxio Upgrade Worth Price of Admission
For a long time, while Apple computer users enjoyed the advantages of an integrated multimedia software suite, Windows users who wished to experience the i-life had to be satisfied with standalone applications or meek integrated products. Then Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 entered the picture.
PIPEX Communications Acquires Donhost
Company acquires the hosting business to enhance hosting offering and boost reseller footprint.
On-Demand Giving Way To Scheduled Web Shows
Webcasters are finding that TV's traditional model of scheduled broadcasting is sometimes the best way to attract viewers and advertisers.
Cisco, Verizon Make Moves on VoIP
Underscoring the rapid maturation of the voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) market, two tech and telecom heavyweights moved further into the market today, with Cisco Systems buying a small firm that could help turn its home-networking unit into a VoIP player and Verizon announcing a solution to the enhanced-911 problem nagging the emerging technology.
Rodopi Launches Hosted AAA RADIUS Solution
Solution collects up-to-the-minute usage information and strict user authentication for IP services in a fully hosted environment.
Via Net.Works Receives Delisting Notice from Nasdaq
VIA's failure to timely file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2004, may lead to a possible delisting.
We'll Always Have ICQ
The demise of a friendship has our columnist wishing it were harder to break up online. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
Torvalds Adopts New Programming Management System
Linux creator Linus Torvalds unveiled a new Linux control tool to manage his software project on Wednesday. Dubbed Git, the tool will replace a management system called BitKeeper sold by a company called BitMover. Community objections over the use of BitKeeper -- proprietary software -- didn't stop Torvalds from using it.
Apple Shines Spotlight on Future of Desktop Search
Apple Computer, Inc., might be coming to the front late in the desktop search engine wars, but it's coming with a bang -- as is wont with the computer maker. Granted, its new desktop search engine technology, Spotlight, will be limited to personal computers running the new version of OS X, 10.4, also known as Tiger. And it lacks a Web component, so searches remain restricted to local files.
VeriTest Announces Anti-Spam Service Study Results
7 products were tested in the 1st round; each solution's product processed an average of over 13,000 emails; 70% were spam and 30% were legitimate.
Internap Expands Services into 9 AT&T DC's
As part of the new agreement, Internap will provide performance IP solutions to AT&T's data center customers.
ChoicePoint Division Changes Tack
Rapsheets will automatically notify the targets of background checks if damaging information is being distributed about them. By Kim Zetter.
EV1 Servers Obtains ICANN Accreditation
The company has been accredited for Top Level Domains including .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info and .us.
Speedera and Macromedia Secure Flash Video Delivery
The service will monetize and secure Flash video content with secure pay-per-view, subscription, and other pay-for-content models.
Flexible Copyrights Hop the Pond
The BBC and other media groups unveil new Creative Commons-inspired licenses that will allow the public to use footage from the archives as raw material for new creative works. By Katie Dean.
Q9 to Manage AltaGas Critical Systems
Q9 will provide physical space and managed services from its Calgary data centre to support critical AltaGas systems.
WebStream Announces New SEO Program
Program tweaks web sites for increased findability based on level of investment, depending on size of site and number of keywords to be optimized.
AfriNIC to Become 5th Regional Internet Registry
Has received the allocation of numbering resources, including IP addresses and Autonomous System Numbers for the African region.
Q9 to Manage AltaGas Critical Systems
Q9 will provide physical space and managed services from its Calgary data centre to support critical AltaGas systems.
Sonasoft to Conduct Disaster Recovery Seminar
Seminar to address issues that Microsoft Exchange Server users face; to be held at the Microsoft facility in Mountain View.
Surprises Lurk in Satellite Snaps
Google Maps and similar services let users sift through reams of sophisticated satellite imagery. From Burning Man to bombs in Iraq, the results can be captivating. By Daniel Terdiman.
Copyright Reform to Free Orphans?
The authors of many great films, photos and music are long dead, but their works can't be seen or heard for fear of copyright violations. Now, the Copyright Office is researching how to return
Firefox Patch on the Way for JavaScript Engine Flaw
By Ryan Naraine
March internet job ads break records
The Olivier Internet Job Index hit an all time high in March with an average of 154,291 Australian jobs advertised on the net, beating the previous high of 150,222 in August 2000.
City circulating alert on Internet based telephone service, 9-1-1
These vendors include some cable television providers, telephone companies, established Internet Service Providers...
Google doubles e-mail storage
If you use Google's free Gmail service, you may never see a notice that "Your mailbox is over its limit." On the first anniversary of introducing the free e-mail service, the company said it has doubled online storage available for messages and attachments to 2 gigabytes.
FireWire 800 RAID Storage
Ultra-Fast Drive Systems Offer Something for Everyone
Bell Canada launches Internet telephone consumer service in Quebec
The offering will be available in Quebec City
Bringing storage to the storefront
You probably noticed already that our home page has a new look. I am not going to add anything to what Steve Fox said in his editorial but can't help noting that the new layout combines so many thought provoking elements.
Podcasters' look to net money
It is podcasting - DIY radio in the form of downloadable MP3 audio files.
Ten Internet Trends To Watch
Wouldn't it be great to have a good handle on what will happen this year to make sure you could plan around it? asks Mitchell Levy, CEO and executive editor of Happy About, a US publisher of books for corporations.
Mozilla Unleashes Firefox Security Update
Firefox 1.0.2, released this afternoon, corrects three security vulnerability with the Web browser, release notes from Mozilla indicate.
Online Banking Gets Bad Rap
The updated report from the Better Business Bureau study shows that fear has unrealistically worsened.
Quality and security hold back IP-telephony
Until these issues are resolved IP-based communications products will struggle against conventional telephony which provides "99.99% reliability".
RadioShack U.S. profit fades: electronics chain cites wireless weakness
Two weeks after the grand opening of its sleek new corporate headquarters, RadioShack Corp. has issued a profit warning, stating that "business trends have underperformed our expectations."
Internet `Skype' service shakes telecom market
Skype goes for the gold
Ideas in Motion: Paul Eisenberg: Super Sleuth of Collections
f you ask any CPA what the most favorite part of his or her business is, perhaps the very last words you’ll be likely to hear is something about collecting unpaid debt.
DC to Host Internet Marketing Seminar
The Underground Online Seminar...
Internet America Announces the Launch of NetVOICE VoIP Phone Service
Internet America (OTC Bulletin Board: GEEK - News), a leading Internet services provider, announced today the release of NetVOICE, a digital phone service using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).
Broadband caning the internet
In connection terms, that is
Blackberry To Expand Instant Messaging
Increasingly, many Blackberrys are equipped with cell phones as well.
Airline Spins a Virtual Web of Service
"Pantip.com is the biggest online community [in Thailand], so to be productive I visit the Web site at least five times a day to check comments and complaints about us," said Sehapan Chumsai, Nok Air's executive vice president for marketing and sales.
Internet hunting takes the US by storm
'What started as a depraved idea has apparently become a sickening reality'
VoIP providers work to lasso smaller businesses
SAN JOSE, Calif.--Gadgets and services on display at the VON Internet phone show reflect an effort to attract the growing number of companies, many of them variably small, that haven't yet made the move to Internet phones.
Internet grows in influence as source for political news
As many as 75 million Americans used the internet during the 2004 elections to get news...
Downloaded Doctor Who beats BBC comeback in internet time warp
Thousands of net-savvy Doctor Who fans have managed to circumvent the first rule of time travel by seeing the first episode of the BBC's new multimillion pound revival of the series before it has even been broadcast.
Internet Radio 101
Want to podcast your own "station" or listen to the new medium's pioneers? Here's a guide to the Net's exploding choices
Jobs ads on internet hits high: survey
The number of jobs advertised on the internet has reached a new high but activity could be levelling off in response to a slowing economy, a new survey shows.
CeBIT 2005 Hannover, Germany. Dial-up Internet Access by International Internet Service Provider
Dialer.net provides global roaming Internet access in Hannover, Germany by several dial-up access points. The exhibitors and visitors for CeBIT 2005 can connect to Internet and send and receive e-mails.
The Grid: A New Infrastructure for 21st Century Science
As computer networks become cheaper and more powerful, a new computing paradigm is poised to transform the practice of science and engineering.
Microsoft Researchers present new ways to protect systems against Internet
Microsoft Research is showing off prototypes for two security projects aimed at containing zero-day Internet worms and thwarting malicious code execution attacks.
Two in Five Online Adults in Great Britain Are Interested in the Possibility of Making Telephone Cal
- Cost-saving features seen as most appealing part of VoIP among those interested in using service
NetIQ to Present at the Lehman Brothers 2005 Global Software, IT Services and Internet Conference at
NetIQ (NasdaqNM:NTIQ - News) is a leading provider of integrated systems and security management solutions that empower IT with the knowledge to assure service.
Some Mediacom users lose Internet service
A Mediacom software upgrade has left some Des Moines-area Internet customers without service...
The Spam Stoppers
The spam problem is worse than ever.
Internet offers wider range of entertainment
Now that millions of Americans download music from the Internet, Joshua Goldman thinks consumers are ready for the next step: downloading high-quality videos ...
Students turn to Internet for spring break planning
... Yellow Pages for a travel agent. It was the Internet, to travel dot-com sites like Expedia and Orbitz...
Welcome to GoReader
GoReader is a free program that you download and install on your computer.
What can replace Internet Explorer
Surfing the Internet is not Microsoft's monopoly anymore. A number of browsers are giving tough competition to Internet Explorer (IE) today. ..
Are ISPs Blocking VoIP Calls?
Internet telephony firms Vonage, Nuvio take complaints to the FCC.
Network Security Software Leader eEye Announces Retina 5.2 with Advanced Audits for Linux, UNIX and
Automatic Update Provides Customers with a More Detailed Analysis of Linux and Other Non-Windows Devices
How To Use Gmail As A Personal File Server
From enGadget comes this neat looking way of using your Gmail account as a personal file server ...
Language Development Via The Internet
Educationalists may rail against the increased use of 'txt' shorthand by children in their school work, and that is only proper
Broadband Internet over power lines could take off in 2005 ...
More than 50% of US households have adopted broadband Internet access and that percentage could grow even more if the futuristic technology of delivering ...
'BPL' Delivers High-Speed Internet Over Electrical Lines
... outlets. They're also pulling in high-speed Internet access -- using a technology dubbed broadband over power lines, or BPL. Since ...
Gilberts candidate once ran Internet dating service Man running ...
Gilberts plan commission chairman and mayoral candidate Tony Loden operated for almost three years an Internet-based company that charged men for dates with women
Ground-breaking Internet Acceleration Software That Has Taken ...
OnSpeed Increases Dial-Up Internet Connections to DSL Speeds With Any Internet Service Provider Through a Simple Software Download for US$49.99 a Year LONDON ...
Sprint to launch High Speed DSL Internet Service in Q3 2005
announced that it intends to launch a high-speed DSL Internet product during the third quarter of 2005.
Internet phone service saving taxpayers money
The new phone service, called Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), saves money for big users by eliminating the need for separate telephone networks, as well ...
Internet proposal deemed too costly
The Fox Chapel Area School Board will spend $40,800 to provide Internet access in district buildings over the next two years, but at least one board member was ...
Classes offer computer, Internet clues
... The Sterling Heights Library's series of Internet Classes is starting over from the beginning with the ABC's of Computers on Thursday, March 3. It's just the ...
IS working to improve Internet connection
After listening to students' concerns, Information Services is searching for ways to make the Internet connections on campus run faster and smoother. ...
UN edges closer to
The United Nations came fractionally closer to defining
Hardware Today: Server Migration Strategies Made Easy
Whether you're upgrading within the same vendor's server line, standardizing on a more open platform, or consolidating onto fewer, more-powerful machines, these seven basic guidelines make for an effective migration strategy.
Make the most of Internet in managing your credit card
Microsoft secures a lever for upgrades
Last week the IT big guns gathered in San Francisco to discuss all things security-related. RSA's annual security event is generally a stage for hot releases and controversy - the latter partly offered by Microsoft this year.
Farmers think Internet is too slow
... farmers is that NZ is doing reasonably well with its e-government initiatives and Federated Farmers says 14.4kbps is not enough to bank on the internet or deal ...
fexIT.com Launches fexMedia Internet Business Toda
With the massive and expanding supply of business information available on the Internet it is more and more time-consuming for Web surfers to find news and information about everything that’s new on-line
States look to protect revenue in regulating Inter
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Companies that provide Internet telephone service will be paying close attention when the Federal Communications Commission releases details ...
Nasioncom to offer broadband Internet phone calls
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Nasioncom, a telecom service provider due to list next week, plans to launch the country's first broadband Internet phone services ...
For vacationers, bedbugs become unwanted souvenirs
I learned about their resurgence the hard way -- in a one-star hotel room in London that had been booked as part of a non-refundable Internet package. ...
Half of Israeli homes have high-speed internet
Israel has among the highest proportion of high-speed Internet users, as approximately 50 percent of households were connected in 2004. ...
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