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HP to pay US$400m to settle Pitney suit
News Hewlett-Packard Co, the biggest maker of computer printers, will pay Pitney Bowes Inc US$400 million to settle patent-infringement lawsuits for printing technology.
HP printers sport Web, handheld features
News Hewlett-Packard unveiled a new line of Web-enabled printers Tuesday in what the company is dubbing a reinvention of printing for the Internet.
Xerox jumps into wireless market
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"Love" virus accidentally targets fax machines
News It's a most modern definition of uselessness: An email virus that sends itself to a fax machine.
Researchers: Metcalfe's Law overshoots the mark
News Rule that encouraged madcap expansion in the dot-com era turns out to have been, um, way too generous, scientists argue.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions
Can Skype live up to the Net phone hype?
News First-year growth rate for no-cost Net phone start-up was "sky high." Can it avoid a sophomore jinx?
Tags: VoIP/IP telephony
Present at the 'e'-creation
News Thirty years ago, a computer engineer named Ray Tomlinson working for Bolt Beranek and Newman sent the first electronic message. The rest, as they say, is history.
SingTel to cut fax rates
News Singapore Telecom will cut rates for international fax services from Wednesday.
Is your fridge Y2K ready?
News The National Computer Board (NCB) will be sending a brochure to all 950,000 homes in Singapore to help home-owners identify home appliances which may be affected by the Y2K bug.
Silicon Laboratories jumps in trading debut
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HP ramps up recycling drive in Asia
News Computer maker Hewlett-Packard (HP) will start a program to recycle unwanted computers and related peripherals for its corporate customers in Asia-Pacific, expanding a scheme begun in the U.S. and Europe.
"Love" virus wreaks worldwide havoc
News The "I Love You" worm spreads like wildfire through email and instant-messaging programs, shutting down computer systems worldwide.
HP printers sport Web, handheld features
News Hewlett-Packard unveils a new line of Web-enabled printers in what the company is dubbing a reinvention of printing for the Internet.
Tech visionary gets inventor prize
News Raymond Kurzweil was going through the 20-odd messages left on his answering machine when his ears pricked up upon hearing the voice of Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Lester Thurow.
Net phone calls, job searching top AOL's agenda
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