Voice Recognition Software
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Lernout & Hauspie won't sue WSJ, to request correction
News Belgian speech recognition specialist Lernout and Hauspie (L&H) maintained that it will not sue The Wall Street Journal despite the latter's "factually incorrect" and "unfounded" reports about L&H.
Microsoft's new Office software may not be an immediate hit
News Businesses will consider upgrading to Office XP someday or get it when they buy new PCs, yet won't jump on the product as soon as it's released because older versions already have many of the key features they need.
Palm arms handhelds for "wireless revolution"
News Palm executives in New York yesterday promoted the company's plans to incorporate wireless communications capabilities into its entire product line and said that future Palms will see a boost in performance through new processors.
Microsoft's urge to merge
News Deal or no deal with Yahoo, the software giant faces pressure to close the gap with Google, and acquisitions are the most likely avenue.
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"Moore's Law" originator retires
News Three years before cofounding Intel in 1968, Gordon Moore predicted the number of transistors on a silicon chip would double every 18 months.
"Moore's Law" originator retires
News On Thursday, Silicon Valley legend Gordon Moore retired from the board of directors of Intel. In 1968, Moore predicted the number of transistors on a silicon chip would double every 18 months.
Compaq strikes directory-services deal
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More details emerge on IBM's wearable PC
News If IBM has its way, ThinkPad notebook users may be wearing their next portable rather than lugging it around in a briefcase, which could give Big Blue a boost in the PC market.
Microsoft eyes new security for Windows
News Microsoft is swapping passwords for fingerprint readers and retinal scanners.
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