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Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Monday, May 6, 2002
Apple puts on a full court press for OS X at their annual conference.
Peregrine Systems Officials Resign. The chairman and the chief financial officer of Peregrine Systems resigned after the software company's new auditor questioned as much as $100 million in transactions. [New York Times: Technology]
Forecasts for wireless, Net security, ASPs. Dot-com survivors shouldn't have been surprised by the advice given at the recent Wharton Technology Conference that said it's time to work harder at creating products that please consumers. [CNET News.com]
To date, 802.11 networks have proven to be remarkably insecure. Vendors and academics are meeting to discuss the security profile of cellular networks.
Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Monday, May 6, 2002Apple puts on a full court press for OS X at their annual conference.
Jobs puts Mac OS 9 to rest. While delivering an elegy for Mac OS 9, Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs promises the next major upgrade to OS X by the end of the summer. [ZDNet Tech News]
9:55:24 PM 
Peregrine Systems Officials Resign. The chairman and the chief financial officer of Peregrine Systems resigned after the software company's new auditor questioned as much as $100 million in transactions. [New York Times: Technology]
8:51:49 PM
Forecasts for wireless, Net security, ASPs. Dot-com survivors shouldn't have been surprised by the advice given at the recent Wharton Technology Conference that said it's time to work harder at creating products that please consumers. [CNET News.com]
8:48:33 PM
To date, 802.11 networks have proven to be remarkably insecure. Vendors and academics are meeting to discuss the security profile of cellular networks.
Forum: The fate of wireless security. About 20 academics, business executives and members of government agencies meet behind closed doors to discuss their concerns about wireless security. [ZDNet Tech News]
8:40:06 PM