Tuesday, December 10, 2002

Kiddie Cell Phones: Hot New Toy?. They grow up so fast. Now even third-graders want their own Nokias, Kyoceras and Ericssons.

Wi-Fi Internet Access Is Hot, but Its Profit Potential Is Tepid. Many industry analysts say it could be hard to make money in Wi-Fi Internet access.

High-Speed Wireless Internet Network Is Planned. AT&T, I.B.M. and Intel plan a venture to offer WiFi service nationwide. The technology allows connection to the Internet at high speed without cables.

TechTV recommends iPod, iMac, iBook

Handspring offers holiday pricing for Treo 180 Communicator

Cox Shifts Cable Mix In Battle Vs. Satellite: Innovation is key...

IT critical of digital TV rules: A major information technology trade group asks regulators to revise a proposal aimed at preventing digital TV signals from being copied over the Net.

Bright light for wireless? Cell phone shipments won't dip this year, as many expected, according to analyst firm IDC. And that's only part of the good news.

Web design guru sees Flash challenges: A prominent critic of Macromedia's software for Web animation says the new Flash MX shows a lot of promise, but it's created potential pitfalls.

Bluetooth sets clock ticking: A Bluetooth industry group leader wants device makers to cut setup time for products down to less than five minutes, saying it's key to widening the appeal of the wireless technology.