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> Year 2, Number 24, Wednesday 27. 3. 1996 (ii960327)
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> Story count: 39
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> COMPUTERS/SYSTEMS (<CS>)
>
> Fujitsu claims fastest tablet PC
> //Fujitsu Personal Systems Inc. has introduced the Stylistic
> 1000, which the company claims is the world's most
> powerful color tablet PC. Fujitsu says the the new color
> tablet PC, powered by a 100 MHz 486 microprocessor, is
> the fastest available on the market today.//
> (ii960327-001) (527 words)
>
> A banking ATM in your home?
> //Tom Dittrich wants to install an automatic teller machine
> (ATM) in your home. However, the ATM would not be one
> of those refrigerator-sized machines found at most banks,
> but a software package that provides ATM-like services
> from your PC.//
> (ii960327-002) (645 words)
>
>
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> COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY: CHIPS, COMPONENTS,
> PERIPHERALS (<CT>)
>
> AMD ready to ship K5 processor?
> //Unconfirmed media reports say Advanced Micro Devices
> is ready to ship its K5 microprocessor to OEMs.
> Developed to compete with Intel's Pentium chips, AMD's
> K5, renamed 5K86, will supposedly ship as low-priced 75
> and 90 MHz models, while the company secretly focuses
> on a P7 chip.//
> (ii960327-003) (521 words)
>
> UK -- Chip theft gang caught
> //British Police have announced they have smashed a
> computer chip theft gang, following the arrest of five men
> in an aborted burglary carried out earlier this month on a
> Southampton high street bank.//
> (ii960327-004) (431 words)
>
> National Semi super I/Os with fast IR
> //National Semiconductor announced two new Super I/Os
> with integrated 4Mbpsfast infrared (Fast IR) technology.
> National's new Fast IR products will provide PC designers
> with high-speed wireless data transfer with any IrDA
> (Infrared Data Association) compliant device.//
> (ii960327-005) (526 words)
>
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> SOFTWARE, APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT
> (<SWAD>)
>
> New Fulcrum software builds on text-search engine
> //Fulcrum Technologies is building on its SearchServer
> text-retrieval software with two new software products, one
> of which is the company's first shrink-wrapped package.
> The company also updated Surfboard, its search software
> for Internet and Intranet servers.//
> (ii960327-006) (565 words)
>
> North American PC applications sales hit $7.53 Bil in 1995
> //Windows are up, while DOS and Macs are down, as PC
> application software sales in the US and Canada reached
> $7.53 billion in 1995, a 12% increase from a revised $6.7
> billion in 1994, according to the SPA.//
> (ii960327-007) (538 words)
>
> SystemSoft ships Zoomed video software, Toshiba deal
> //SystemSoft's newly shipping PC Card software, the first
> PC software to support the PCMCIA's new Zoomed Video
> specification, will be bundled with Toshiba's upcoming 120
> MHz Pentium-based Tecra notebook PCs, said Sue
> Zaney, SystemSoft's marketing manager.//
> (ii960327-008) (378 words)
>
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> NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONS HARDWARE
> (<NCHW>)
>
> Racal expands ISDN range for European push
> //Racal-Datacom, which claims to hold a top-five position
> in the digital access equipment market, is enhancing its
> range of ISDN interconnection and access security
> products, to allow it to grab a greater share of, what it
> claims is, the "expanding" European ISDN marketplace.//
> (ii960327-009) (447 words)
>
> Alcatel Data Networks gets first Global One sale
> //Alcatel Data Networks has announced it has started
> shipping its 1100 PSX switching system. The first
> customer to take the advanced X.25 telecoms switch is
> Global One, the newly created international joint venture
> between Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom, and
> Sprint.//
> (ii960327-010) (279 words)
>
> UK -- Low-cost Internet videoconferencing
> //Cybertec has broken the UKP200 price barrier in the UK
> with its mass market videoconferencing system. The V-
> Com start package, which includes a monochrome
> camera, hardware and software, costs just UKP199, yet
> allows users to communicate over virtually any digital
> carrier technology, including LANs modem links, ISDN
> channels, and even Internet channels.//
> (ii960327-011) (495 words)
>
> Desktop device tells user if they have voice-mail
> //Sometimes high-tech products get too fancy.
> Consumerware claims telephone companies did just that
> when they created voice-mail and left out the blinking light
> found on nearly every answering machine.//
> (ii960327-012) (378 words)
>
>
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> NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONS SOFTWARE
> (<NCSW>)
>
> IBM aims Warp Server at Windows NT & NetWare
> //With OS/2 Warp Server NOS and a supporting reseller
> strategy, IBM is taking strong aim against both the less
> "open" and inclusive Windows NT and the "file-and print-
> oriented" Novell Netware, contended Jim Koerner,
> manager of systems brand marketing for IBM's Personal
> Software Products Division. The reseller strategy includes
> a nationwide series of free seminars for resellers
> belonging to IBM's BESTeam, he added.//
> (ii960327-013) (532 words)
>
> Sun unveils new versions of SunScreen and firewall
> security products for Intranet business computing
> //As part of its several Internet strategy announcements
> yesterday, Sun Microsystems, Inc., announced
> enhancements to SunScreen and Solstice Firewall-1
> products.//
> (ii960327-014) (518 words)
>
> Sun comprehensive package of Intranet products &
> services for business
> //Sun Microsystems, Inc. yesterday introduced the
> "industry's most comprehensive" set of hardware, software
> and support tools and services designed to help
> businesses develop, deploy and manage corporate
> Intranets to compete in today's increasingly networked
> global economy. "We're staking our claim on the business
> side of the Internet explosion," said Scott McNealy,
> chairman, president and CEO of Sun. "The action is in
> corporate Intranets, where you will see the real boom in
> business-to-business and business-to-consumer networked
> commerce."//
> (ii960327-015) (1,217 words)
>
> Sun announces Joe, a product that connects Java to
> business applications
> //As part of its several Internet strategy announcements
> yesterday, Sun Microsystems, Inc. introduced Joe(TM), a
> powerful new product written in Java(TM) that enables
> corporations to extend their sophisticated business
> applications onto their private Intranets and the public
> Internet. Joe connects Java applets running on any Java-
> enabled browser to business applications running on
> industrial strength corporate networks, according to the
> company. The beta version of Joe will be made available
> to selected beta sites in the next thirty days. A beta
> version will be made generally available for download
> from Sun's homepage in June.//
> (ii960327-016) (580 words)
>
> Sun extends Netra Web server family with powerful new
> platforms, Web software and security
> //As part of its several Internet strategy announcements
> yesterday, Sun Microsystems, Inc., introduced products
> and services that help simplify the complex task of
> deploying Internet technologies within the enterprise, on
> private corporate Intranets.//
> (ii960327-017) (883 words)
>
> DomainMeter 7000 for LAN Monitoring, "Web reporting"
> //Technically Elite's newly unveiled DomainMeter 7000
> differs from other products in the booming RMON market
> through capabilities that include a distributed domain-
> based architecture supporting up to 5,000 users, "World
> Wide Web-based reporting," and a customizable expert
> system, according to company executives.//
> (ii960327-018) (797 words)
>
> UK -- Security Dynamics offers remote access technology
> //Security Dynamics Technologies has teamed up with
> Livingston Enterprises to link its SecurID and Ace/Server
> systems together with Livingston's PortMaster Comms
> Server.//
> (ii960327-019) (422 words)
>
> Bosch's CTI software for Windows
> //Bosch, a German IT vendor, has taken the wraps off
> PlusPhone, its Advanced Windows applications software.//
> (ii960327-020) (437 words)
>
> Internet software update
> //This is today's roundup of new and updated software
> packages available on the global network, including:
> NCSA Mosaic; OUI off-line navigator; Remotely
> Possible/32 Lite; Netfo; Beach Rat; N Plex Web server;
> better business applications; HTTP Tool.//
> (ii960327-021) (700 words)
>
> Gates -- Internet browsers belong in operating system
> //Microsoft Chairman William Gates, speaking at the first
> annual Internet & Electronic Commerce Conference &
> Exposition at New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention
> Center, said that he foresees the "Internet Browser'
> becoming an integral part of the operating system of the
> computer.//
> (ii960327-022) (395 words)
>
> IBM offers free "Cryptolopes," Internet servers on Web
> //If you have never seen a "cryptolope," you will get a
> chance during a 15-day "Cryptolope Countdown" in April,
> when IBM will offer free cryptolope downloads from its
> Web home page, said IBM's Julia Binder. Also from the
> IBM Web site, free downloads of the IBM Internet
> Connection Server for AIX and OS/2 Warp are available
> now, and free downloads of a new Windows NT version
> will become available this Friday.//
> (ii960327-023) (796 words)
>
> Firm claims simultaneous image/voice on Web
> //On Demand Information(ODI) claims it has developed
> the world's first simultaneous voice and image comms
> software/hardware package for the Web. The idea,
> according to Chris Solbe, a spokesperson for the
> company, is that the Web becomes a virtual switching
> point for voice and data calls, using the Internet as the
> common carrier.//
> (ii960327-024) (599 words)
>
> Database World -- Products to include Web capabilities
> //Vendors will debut dozens of new products at DCI's
> Database/Client-Server World in Boston this week,
> including several notable offerings with Web capabilities.//
> (ii960327-025) (311 words)
>
>
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> NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES,
> BUSINESS (<NCSB>)
>
> India makes successful satellite launch
> //India has reached out for a slice of the multi-billion dollar
> global satellite market with the successful blasting off of
> the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) from the
> Sriharikota range, near Madras.//
> (ii960327-026) (278 words)
>
> Consumers want cellular phones -- study
> //You may not have a wireless telephone yet, but
> according to a recent survey you probably want one.
> According to a study by Peter D. Hart Research
> Associates released at this week's Cellular
> Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA)
> "Wireless '96" convention and exposition, wireless, also
> known as cellular, phones have become so important in
> the daily lives of Americans that 64 percent of the people
> who don't already have one say they are likely to buy a
> wireless phone soon or someday.//
> (ii960327-027) (554 words)
>
>
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> ONLINE BUSINESS (<OB>)
>
> MCI launches Web hosting, content services
> //MCI said it will offer an Internet World Wide Web hosting
> and content creation service for businesses that do not
> want to make an investment in, and upgrades and
> maintenance to, Web servers. Called "MCI WebSite
> Services," the program is a part of the company's plan to
> increase its Internet offerings.//
> (ii960327-028) (414 words)
>
> UK -- Financial Times' FTVision Web site
> //Financial Times Television, a division of Pearson TV and
> the broadcasting arm of the Financial Times newspaper,
> has unveiled FTVision, a complimentary Web site
> (http://www/ftvision.com/).//
> (ii960327-029) (368 words)
>
> Web Marketplace 96 to examine Web commerce
> //The present and the future of commerce on the Internet's
> World Wide Web will be the hot topic at "Web
> Marketplace '96," being held in Chicago April 9-11 by
> Jupiter Communications.//
> (ii960327-030) (375 words)
>
> Australia -- Company use of the Internet
> //Businesses are only just beginning to see the possible
> uses of the Internet and intranets, Forrester Research
> executive John McCarthy told the Com Tech Open
> Systems 6 Forum in Coolum, Queensland, Australia.//
> (ii960327-031) (250 words)
>
> Internet update
> //This is today's roundup of new and updated resources
> and services available via the global Internet: in the news -
> National Education Summit; trial the electronic library;
> Canadian info guide; Internet news online; BBS and ISP
> directory; nothing but icons; Internet PC magazine; in the
> news - Comet Hyakutake; in the news - new US currency
> issued; Olympic factbook debuts; analyze the market with
> Java.//
> (ii960327-032) (908 words)
>
> GE to launch Web-based service for small business
> //GE Information Services, a unit of General Electric Co.
> has announced a service on the World Wide Web
> designed for small businesses and home offices.//
> (ii960327-033) (289 words)
>
>
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> GENERAL & MISCELLANEOUS (<GM>)
>
> Web entrepreneurs series: the project oriented society --
> Interview with John Sumser, founder of the Internet
> Business Network, publisher of "1996 Electronic Recruiting
> Index"
> (ii960327-034) (3,518 words)
>
> Survey -- Executives uncertain on technology
> //Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group, in two studies, are
> making the claim that companies are investing heavily in
> information technology to transform themselves into
> "global powerhouses," yet many are failing to perceive the
> value of these investments. The surveys were released in
> conjunction with the Consulting Group's sponsorship of the
> 1996 Harvard Business School Global Alumni Conference,
> "The Information Revolution: Bridging the Gap."//
> (ii960327-035) (671 words)
>
> Conference to address "year 2000 computer problem"
> //Credit and cash cards turning up as expired, insurance
> companies not being able to write policies, and long-
> distance phone calls being made on the last day of 1999
> showing up as year-long talkfests -- all of these scenarios
> are possible because much of today's technology can't
> adjust to the year 2000, computer experts say. To address
> the problem, the "Year 2000 Conference and Exposition"
> will be held April 3-4 in Chicago.//
> (ii960327-036) (503 words)
>
> Information systems teams not working -- report
> //It seems teamwork is not all it's cracked up to be.
> Forrester Research Inc. reports that many teams set up in
> IT organizations are dysfunctional because they are poorly
> managed or never should have existed in the first place.//
> (ii960327-037) (510 words)
>
> IBM UK's electronic education technology for engineers
> //IBM has unveiled a PC multimedia- based learning
> package that it claims will allow computer service
> managers to achieve an industry-wide National Vocational
> Qualification(NVQ) using interactive technology.//
> (ii960327-038) (768 words)
>
> Report lists healthcare telecom opportunities
> //The US healthcare industry's computer and telecom
> back-office operations remain outdated and costly, says a
> new report from Insight Research. Unlike many other
> industries, the health care industry has not been focused
> on using technology to control costs and increase
> efficiency until very recently.//
> (ii960327-039) (493 words)
>
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