Apple's Darwin Evolves - 3/31/2000 Apple is putting the finishing touches on a new operating system that for the first time in the company's history will run natively on Intel-based systems.
ArcSoft Ships ShowBiz DVD 2 - 10/27/2003 Digital video, analog video, digital-camera images, multiple audio tracks, titles, transition effects, slide shows, customizable menus and chapters -- ArcSoft's updated video editing and Video CD/DVD burning package lets you present your content your way.
Ashampoo Burning Studio 7: Burn, Baby, Burn - 6/20/2007 When you want to write data, music, or video onto CD or DVD discs, an app like Ashampoo Burning Studio 7 makes it easy to back up files to disc, copy discs, and respectively turn music and video files into audio CDs and movie DVDs. ABS7 proves to be particularly easy to use and best of all, you can try it out for free to see if it will work for you.
Ashampoo Office: An Office Suite for Less - 4/12/2007 Looking for a viable alternative to Microsoft Office? Ashampoo Office offers a running start with a solid word processor and spreadsheet. And at $70, it's far less than what than what you would pay for Microsoft Office.
Ashampoo WinOptimizer 4.0: Optimize Windows to Your Heart's Content - 2/28/2007 WinOptimizer 4 takes a bold leap ahead of its previous release with the ability to now adjust well over 450 Windows system settings. Whether added or upgraded, the tools and tweaks contained in version 4.0 set a new standard in optimization versatility.
Asia Online Gets $100 Million Investment - 3/29/2000 Asia Online Ltd, a regional Internet solutions and access provider, has raised US$100 million from a pedigreed list of institutional and strategic investors.
Ask Jeeves, About.com Ink Distribution Pact - 12/12/1999 Ask Jeeves and About.com, a leading network of niche vertical sites, Friday forged a content distribution agreement.
AT&T Leverages Excite@Home to Ramp Up Cable Deployment - 11/13/1999 Demand for broadband services has reportedly forced AT&T to pressure Excite@Home to accelerate its deployment of cable modem services in key U.S. markets.
AT&T Likely to Change Open-Access Stance - 12/6/1999 In an about-face from its earlier strategy, AT&T Corp. now appears willing to open its cable lines to other Internet providers.
AT&T Re-shattered? - 10/24/2000 The New York Times claims Ma Bell is about to bud off some of its sexier parts.
AT&T Takes Its Case to Court - 11/5/1999 AT&T Corp. Monday continued to defend its position against opening its cable network to Internet providers who accuse the telecommunications giant of illegally keeping them out of the high-speed access market.
AT&T, Yahoo! Grab 37 Percent of Net2Phone - 3/31/2000 Acknowledging the future of IP telephony, a consortium led by AT&T and Yahoo! Inc. Friday took stakes totaling 37 percent in Net2Phone Inc. worth almost $1.6 billion.
Atlantis Ocean Mind 1.5 Review - 6/9/2003 Would you dare use a word processor other than Microsoft Word? How about if it offered all the features you need every day, though not extras like tables and footnotes? How about if it was fast, compact, and Word-compatible? How about if it cost $35? We check out a major upgrade to this shareware cult favorite.
Audio Xtract Pro and Rhapsody: Streaming Music for Keeps - 2/23/2005 In the post-Napster (the free one at least) world, the costs of accumulating a substantial music collection on your hard drive have increased dramatically. The subscription-based Rhapsody music service and Audio Xtract Pro offer contrasting approaches to building your MP3 library ... affordably and legally.
Audioactive - 4/8/2001 High-quality, real-time audio on-demand streaming for the web
Aureate/Radiate Remover - 4/8/2004 Completely remove Aureate/Radiate's presence from your computer
Australia Being Hit With Broadband - 11/8/2000 The trans-Pacific cable network is nearing its due date of November 15, and will be ready to go.
Author! Author! New DVD Editing Tools from Ulead and CyberLink - 3/18/2002 The toughest thing about capturing digital video clips, editing them into stylish shows, and outputting them to DVD or CD may be choosing between the latest multimedia authoring packages: Ulead's consumer MovieFactory evolves into the professional-caliber DVD Workshop, while CyberLink's PowerDirector 2.0 adds a wizard-style authoring and burning guide.
Avant Browser - 6/21/2004 This free, custom web browser application sits on top of Internet Explorer, adding a wealth of features and functionality to the basic Microsoft offering. A built-in pop-up blocker, tabbed browsing, search engine toolbar, integrated Flash animation filter, browser trace eraser, and URL aliases are just a few of the useful additions Avant Browser brings to the table.
AVG Free and AntiVir: An End to the Elusive Search for Free Virus Protection - 6/1/2004 A virus scanner that offers free real-time scanning, free regularly updated virus definition files, and free technical support is a rare find indeed. Our exhausting search for just such a beast has finally come to an end in the form of not one but two completely free virus scanners — AntiVir and AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition.
Backdoor Code Found in Microsoft Software - 4/15/2000 Unidentified Microsoft Corp. engineers have created a backdoor password in some of the company's Net software that may be used to gain illegal access to sites all over the world.
Basic Game Writing - 8/5/2000 So you wanna write a game? Basically, with Dark Basic, Shareware Junkies says you can.
BeInSync: A P2P Approach to Remote File Access - 5/5/2005 Need access to your files? When all you want is to 'BeInSync', it's time to reevaluate your allegiance to those notoriously clunky remote tools.
Benign Strips Evil Code from Incoming E-Mail - 9/8/2003 The people who bring you MailWasher Pro introduce another aspirin for e-mail headaches -- a utility that filters out worms, Web bugs, scripts, and other malicious, self-launching, or spyware code before e-mail reaches your inbox.
Best Mac Tools: Five Indispensable Apps - 2/25/2008 Guest columnist Michael Hall offers up a handful of Internet applications that every Mac owner needs to know about. Some have their flaws, but they're certain to enhance your daily 'net experience.
Beware of Content Signed by Microsoft - 3/26/2001 It has been discovered that Verisign mistakenly issued two digital certificates in Microsoft's name to someone masquerading as a Microsoft employee.
BeyondMail - 4/8/2004 A discontinued mail client that once sported a variety of next generation features
BitDefender: Comprehensive PC Protection with a Serious Pedigree - 1/25/2007 Not content to tackle security issues from just one vantage point, the BitDefender trio of internet security products comprehensively safeguards computers from a range of threats. The BitDefender line carries considerable clout in the security sector, so what exactly makes the products so great?
BlackICE PC Protection - 4/8/2004 A powerful network monitoring tool for ensuring the security of your LAN
Bloomba: Putting an End to the Frantic Search for E-mail - 9/2/2004 Whether you're chronically disorganized or merely overwhelmed by the massive size of your inbox, Bloomba makes it easy to find that electronic message in a haystack.
Blue Squirrel Says Nuts To Spam - 4/7/2003 It's an irresistible idea: The next time some sleazy marketer sends you spam, let Blue Squirrel's new Spam Sleuth 2.0 send back a polite message billing them for your time. The auto-configuring and -updating program also offers new ways to analyze incoming mail and block the bad junk.
Bristol Ruling May Rouse Microsoft Critics - 7/16/1999 Microsoft's victory over Bristol today is a strong psychological boon for a company whose image has been sullied by a series of lawsuits.
British Spies Want 7 Year Records - 12/4/2000 British intelligence services seek laws requiring Internet and telephone service providers to keep seven year records on all transactions.
Broderbund Announces All-New The Print Shop and MovieShop Deluxe - 5/20/2002 It's not just for banners and birthday cards anymore: Broderbund promises the 15th edition of The Print Shop will handle serious, small-office desktop publishing, including professional-quality PDF export, while also introducing a special version for broadband consumers and an easy-to-use video editing program.
Broderbund Comes Back With $80 Extreme Media Digital Studio - 10/22/2001 If you grew up making cards and certificates with Broderbund's The Print Shop, you're probably into MP3 playlists, digital image and video editing, and CD burning now -- and Broderbund is back with an $80 bundle that combines all those tools with many more features than Windows XP's Media Player, Movie Maker, and CD writer.
Broderbund Intros $100 CD/DVD Creation Suite - 11/18/2002 Broderbund bundles five programs -- a file organizer, image editor, video editor, CD label and jewel-case insert designer, and sophisticated CD/DVD burner -- to let multimedia mavens speed through jobs ranging from storing data backups to archiving digital photo collections or making DVD movies.
Broderbund Updates 3D Home Architect - 9/23/2002 Wondering how your house would look with that new deck or addition? Broderbund and its partner, residential design and building software specialist Cadsoft, have launched a new version of 3D Home Architect Professional with photo-realistic 3D previews and unlimited customization of objects, colors, and textures.
Broderbund Updates CD/DVD Burning Toolkit - 12/23/2002 Broderbund's NTI CD-Maker 6 Platinum combines drag-and-drop CD and DVD burning with support for the latest VCD and SVCD formats, convenient MPEG-1 and MP3 encoding, and a WAV editor and jewel case designer for classy custom music discs.
