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eLinear Solutions said today that it’s providing the entire Dallas Independent School District with Wi-Fi. It’s the 12th largest in the U.S., serving 11 municipalities. — July 1, 2004 The newly built Conrad Miami hotel, an international chain owned by Hilton Hotels and Hilton International, opens today with a opening night rate of $100 — […]

A “highly critical” vulnerability in Cisco’s flagship Collaboration Server could put users at risk of malicious code execution, the company said in an advisory. Cisco, which dominates the market for switching and routing equipment used to link networks, said the vulnerability was found in versions of its Cisco Collaboration Server (CCS) that ship with the […]

15.0-Inch XGA and 15.4-Inch Widescreen Displays Whether this fall will take you back to school or simply back to the office, Toshiba wants you to take along an affordable, powerful notebook PC. Four of the company’s six new Satellites feature 15.4-inch widescreen (1,280 by 800) displays and 90-nanometer-process Mobile Pentium 4 CPUs with 533MHz front-side […]

By Jeremy Jarrell In an effort to provide further means of sophisticated and content-rich data visualization, Corda Technologies released Highwire 6. The product enables users to generate PDF files from HTML and XHTML documents, while retaining the format or intuitively reformatting a particular Web page. And if users want to print a page, Highwire ensures […]

By Jeremy Jarrell The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reported that the number of home and business broadband users increased to 42 percent last year. By year’s end, the total total number of subscribers speeding to the Internet reached 28.2 million. The FCC defines “high-speed lines” as those services that supply speeds, in either incoming or […]

The Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tenn., going from today to June 13, will have free Wi-Fi-based Internet access for all 90,000 attendees (though only “thousands” are expected to use it). The network is provided by Charter Communications using equipment from Cisco (Quote, Chart). The service will also be used for ticketing. — June 11, […]

By Jeremy Jarrell Updated: As malicious breaches of network and information security steadily increase, the pursuit of methods for anticipating and controlling such attacks intensifies. The need to spot and combat attacks is essential, and current Security Information Management (SIM) technology, with sufficient rules in place, enables security analysts to do just that. However, of […]

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The Netcraft Web Server Survey is a survey of Web server software usage on the Internet. Netcraft received responses to its June 2004 survey from 51,635,284 sites. This is more than 1 million more sites than responded in May. June was the 17th consecutive month of growth for the Web. The upswing began in February […]

T-Mobile Hotspot spreads out to new territory this week: hotels. The company — still currently the largest hotspot provider in the US through its deployments with Starbucks, Borders and others — now has a deal to install its public access wireless network in Hyatt Hotels and Resorts across the country. By the end of 2004, […]

Oracle will not be able to use some of its previous acquisition experience in court as it argues for a takeover of PeopleSoft next month. According to court documents, a federal judge granted the U.S. Department of Justice its request to prohibit the Redwood Shores, Calif.-based software giant from talking about or submitting “evidence, testimony, […]

A collection of outtakes from this week’s CeBIT trade show in New York. . . An Explosive Sales Pitch The Hungarians descended upon the CeBIT America trade show in New York this week to tout their country as the next hotspot for IT outsourcing. In making the case, Andrew Gonczi, director of business development for […]