'S not fair...

...or at least it won't be, moans AOL at the latest stage of the Microsoft anti-trust hearing. ...more

AMD doubles year on year revenues - Wall Street unimpressed

AMD has announced it has doubled its revenues year on year. The world's second largest x86 chip maker posted profits of $32 million on sales of $1.262 billion for the quarter ending in June. ...more

Dell's budget notebooks get slimmer

Slimmer than its 2500 predecessor, Dell describes the new Dell Inspiron 2600 as a 'fully-featured, fully-configurable' notebook. Targeting the price-conscious end of the market, the 2600 can be built to order - letting you customise a low-cost system. Upgrade options include incorporating a Mobile Intel Pentium III-M processor and a 15-inch display. ...more

Adopt a T-Rex!

Forget spending hours hunched over your PC stroking away playing Black & White, you can now raise your own virtual dinosaur at a new web site. It might be aimed squarely at the kiddie market, but myFrenz.com is developing virtual characters in an attempt to bring "Squeezing Wiggling, Living Creatures into Cyberspace". ...more

PalmSource sends defiant message to Microsoft

Today in London, PalmSource - the company behind the Palm operating system - took advantage of the release of Palm OS 5 (use link to other story) to unveil its vision for the PDA. If PalmSource is right, within ten years Microsoft's Pocket PC may be a dim, distant memory, with the market flooded by a huge variety of devices based on the Palm OS. Talking about the way the computing market moved from mainframes to personal computers, David Nagel, CEO of PalmSource, said, 'We think there may be another transition. ...more