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Sun Looks To Post Industry's Highest Caffeinemarks With It's microJava701 Processor

Blast from our past - It's "All Over But The Crying" For Microsoft

Novasoft Ships Industry`s First Fully Java-Based Integrated Document & Workflow System

Avis Automates Service Technicians With Thin Clients From Boundless Technologies

Philips Multimedia Center Licenses Internet Search Technology to WebTV Networks, Inc.

PageGate Paging Engine Enables A Variety Of Options Including Paging From E-mail, and Paging From Web Sites

Bitstream Announces New Software Developers Kit For Font Navigator

(I take my) Baloney On Rye

CyberCarnage: Everything We Own Is Obsolete
NC World - Worldwide Information Technology services now generate more revenue (36.2 percent) than computers (29.3 percent) or software (15.7 percent). Ron Cooke says that to bring enterprise costs down we must simplify, standardize and centralize.

Sun Introduces First Native Java Chip
NC World - The MicroJava 701 alone rivals the performance of an UltraSPARC with a JIT compiler.

Sun Seeks (at least) $35 Million From Microsoft
Quicken/Excite - In it's amended complaint filed Tuesday in federal court Sun is seeking liquidated damages in the amount of $35 million as well as compensatory damages, triple actual damages and legal fees.

Sun vs. Microsoft: Do Not Be Distracted By The Paradox Of Fairness
NC World - It is seductive to want to be fair when weighing the motives of Sun and Microsoft in their war over Java. But paradoxically, that desire to be fair produces the most unbalanced arguments in print.

Bundled Office Apps Sweeten NC Offer
JavaWorld - Users and analysts are calling Network Computer, Inc.'s decision to bundle StarOffice - a Microsoft Corp. Office-like productivity suite - with its NC server software a big step forward for network computers.

IT feelings About Java Dispute Run Deep
PC Week - For the approximately 8,000 IT executives gathered for the annual Gartner Group Symposium, the topic of conversation took a sudden turn from the predictable to the newsworthy.

Macromedia Bridges The Language Gap
Internet Week - Dreamweaver straddles Microsoft's and Netscape's incompatible DHTML flavors.

Suit Won't Impede Users' Java Plans
Internet Week - Java development will stay on track, no matter what the outcome of Sun Microsystems' lawsuit against Microsoft, observers said this week.

How To Avoid Potential Pitfalls Of Microsoft's Non-standard SDK For Java
JavaWorld - John Zukowski has exposed 6 areas "of great concern" to developers trying to adhere to "write once, run anywhere"

High-speed Modem Within Reach
NEWS.COM - A partnership between European telco equipment group Alcatel Alsthom and U.S. modem maker Hayes Microcomputer may result in low cost ADSL access.

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