Tuesday, April 9, 2002
News
Get In The Game With CyberExtruder
"With the new [iMacs] and Mac OS X, the sky's the limit [for Mac games]."
It's All Apples For Intrepid Five's Trip
Welcome to the sometimes murky world of IT sponsorship.
Recordable DVD Takes Positive Spin
The revolution may not be too long in coming.
Apple Software Adds Finishing Touches To Films
Apple's interest in becoming a serious contender in the world of film editing and postproduction became more fully realized.
DVD Diaspora: In Search Of A Standard High-Capacity Disc
Work on the next generation of DVD technology has already begun, but a tangled morass of competing formats leaves the future of the medium uncertain.
Opinion
Apple's New Options Grant A Bad Trip
Directors just can't say "no" to monster option grants even if they don't seem to work.
Review
Dreamweaver 4 Fireworks 4 Studio
Working with any other visual HTML editor just seems a waste of time.
Sidetrack
Welcome to Singapore.NET! Horror, horror, horror.
Dan Gillmor: One of Microsoft's core strategies, to delay and delay until any remedy is meaingless, looks more effective by the day.
Joel Spolsky: Remember, kids, the trouble with the "everyone only uses 20% of the features" myth is that everybody uses a slightly different 20%, and the journalist who has to review your exciting new BloatFreeWrite has been told to write a 250 word story.
Wintel
HP Gives Staff Details On Post-Merger Jobs
IDA, Microsoft Ink Web-Services Deal
An agreement between the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) and software giant Microsoft kick-starts a two-year venture to promote a range of community-based web services in Singapore.
Rick Belluzzo: Why I Left Microsoft
Microsoft's outgoing president says he wants to be in charge. He tells what it was like to be in the middle - between Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.
Anti-Trustworthy Computing
Microsoft's new security drive aims to appease Hollywood, comfort consumers and reinvigorate the PC. But will the price for such safety be too high?
Microsoft Sued Over Upgrade Programme
Microsoft's Software Assurance programme forces users to upgrade more often than they otherwise would, according to a lawsuit filed in New Zealand.