Carrier Touts New Way to Run Win over Broadband
Swedish carrier Telia AB this week announced it is using a unique piece of software to deliver Windows applications over broadband.
Swedish carrier Telia AB this week announced it is using a unique piece of software to deliver Windows applications over broadband.
A Canadian company hopes to ease the deployment and management of Java applications on client devices.
Java 2 Standard Edition is a Java implementation intended for client computers. The newest release is Version 1.3. The performance improvements, mainly through use of Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Java HotSpot Client Virtual Machine, are vital if Java is to be more viable on client computers.
Oracle has finally released a version of its Internet File System, a software program that lets users store, search and e-mail Web pages, documents and other unstructured data in an Oracle database.
The enterprise network is rooted in place, cables tethering PCs and servers alike. The problem is that many enterprise workers are not.
Chuck Yort is vice president of business and government for Palm Inc., which dominates the market for handheld personal digital assistants. He spoke recently with Senior Editor John Cox in the wake of Microsoft Corp.'s launch of the new PocketPC operating software, which will compete with Palm's PalmOS.
Oracle Corp. is promoting its newly unveiled Internet File System (iFS)as a way for enterprise customers to quickly make use of XML for sharing data among different, Web-based commerce and business applications.
A new software product could dramatically improve the performance of Internet applications, particularly Java-based client ones.
The target market for AppCity Corp.'s slew of hosted business applications are customers who want to order applications like they would Chinese food.
In the wake of flat earnings and another quarterly loss, Neoware Systems Inc. is scrapping its line of thin-client terminals and becoming a software vendor.
Oracle finally has released a version of its Internet File System, a software program lets users store, search and e-mail Web pages, documents and other unstructured data in an Oracle database.
Tibco Software will ship next month its first products designed to let different Web commerce systems work together.
Microsoft Corp. may be trying to do an end run around arch rival Palm Computing with the new Pocket PC it unveiled last week.
A new company, called Huddle24-7 Inc., has launched a Web-based service that lets users at different companies share and manage business documents.
Handango this week will change its Web site to make it easier for corporate IT groups to buy handheld computers and applications.