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`By Roi! (Full:
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`deliver its '|‘hinkl’ads." said Rob
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`who tried to use the Sekai program.
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`manager at a liig Three automaker.
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`I998. Toshiba expects nonconsoli-
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`the company has been plagued
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`previous year to S3 l .4 billion. Prof-
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`it for the same period is expected to
`over a year.analysts said.Also. lack-
`way ofdoingbusiness.and we don't
`drop 17 percent to $661 million.
`work that way."the manager added.
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`http-//www.toshiba.co.jp/.
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`the technology to automatically distribute its patch
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`works. Officials had previously said that a patch to fix
`the bug has been developed — it is currently in beta
`testing and available from Novoll's Web site — but
`that it was still trying to develop a means of automot-
`ing the distribution of this to clients. Novell now says
`that distribution is possible using an existing utility.
`According to Coleman Barney, senior director of mar-
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`Upgrade technology can be used to distribute the patch in the
`same way that it can be used for regular client upgrades.
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`Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) governing functions
`such as calendaring, scheduling. printing and database acooss.'l'he
`first of these,the Java Mall API specification, was posted to its Web
`site last wecldheso now APls will enable developers to build Java
`messaging applications and add messaging functionality to exist-
`ing Java applications. such as word processors and spread-
`sheets.‘Thls [e-mall APII is the first of a new breed of APis that
`start to get into the applications space,‘ said Carole Amos, Javi-
`Soft product marketing manager.
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`Sybase in November plans to begin beta testing its Adaptive Serv-
`er Anywhere mobile database. which will feature I Javl virtual
`machine for executing Java applets within the database. accord-
`lng to a Sybosc source.A Java virtual machine is oxpectnd to be in-
`cluded in the Adaptive Server server database in 1998.
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`Hewlett-Packard said it will implement new mainframe-style ar-
`chitectural improvements into its HP-UX by the fourth quarter of
`1998. HP officials said the technologies are the first important de-
`velopments in HP’: alliances with Hitachi and NEC.‘l'h¢ officials
`said the improvements include an ‘exception infrastructure,‘
`which detects and responds to kernel-level component problems,
`improved fault tolerance, a ‘protection key‘that affords ‘very fine
`granularity of control over which pieces of memory the [kernel]
`module can accessfand steps toward HP’: proposed Expllcitly
`Parallel Instruction Set Computing. HP has been associated with
`Hitachi since 1989, and with NEC since 1995.
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`recognition by hauling Microsoft
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`needs to demystify computers and
`do a better job of educating po|iti-
`cians. judges. and lay people about
`how technology really works.
`As noted in the article by liob
`Trott and l.ynda Radosevich on
`Page One, whether the browser is '
`a part of the operating system is
`a highly debatable point, even for
`industry experts. And letting a
`judgeorapoliticiamat lt';!Sl at this
`stage.bethe one to deter-
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`of computer innovation
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`very good idea. After all.
`mate. and that they per-
`dread what might be in the Pando-
`it was that kind ofthink-
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`ra's box that the Department of lus-
`ing that led to the mess
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`we now call the telecom-
`political action commit-
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`munications industry.
`tees to influence policy makers.
`among industry leaders that once
`So thequestion is. do wejust have
`Of course. some of this is just
`the government
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`to hope that the courts will serve us
`Microsoft. it will start taking a
`an inevitable part ofour industry's
`closer look at how the rest of the
`well as the government gets more
`maturity. Although we may fondly
`business is run.
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`look back at the wild and woolly
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`Saratoga Systems‘ Avenue lets
`users compile databases of infor-
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`Tools to help users customize Av-
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`companies‘ data more effectively.
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`suite. which
`integrates sales-force au-
`tomation with enterprise
`resource—planning_ capa-
`bilities. These products
`are built around Web
`browsers and push tech-
`nology that let salespeople
`find and deliver informa-
`tion more quickly.officiais
`at both companies said.
`New features in CLM
`7.0 are smoother integra-
`tion among all the com-
`ponents. including a common data-
`base that works as a user registry:
`integration of the sales-force au-
`tomation feature with Microsoft's
`Outlook program; and a calendar
`to schedule meetings.
`The idea is to help salespeople
`cultivate further sales with current
`customers — for example. by trac-
`ing the progress of current orders
`and forecasting the availability of
`
`
`
`AVEIIIJEIIVERAGES the Web to give sales-
`peoplefast access to information.
`
`plates. and Screen Wizard.a screen
`designer.
`Avenue is available immediately
`at a cost of 525,000 per l5-user li-
`cense. CLM 7.0 will be on sale start-
`ing early November at prices from
`$1.750 to $2.500 per seat license.
`PowerCerv. in Tampa. Fla..can be
`reached at (813) 226-2600. Sarato-
`ga Systems, in Campbell. Calif. is at
`(408) 37l-9330.
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`Productivity tools
`
`83 brings 3-0 to llindovrs 95 tile structures
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`By /(‘Hi Walsh
`s3 is Al)lIlN(i a ditnension to pro-
`ductivity tools withfiisilirive Bl).
`designed to let Win
`wx 95 users
`visuali/e the data on their compili-
`er or network.
`L\er can see hundreds of files
`and directories
`.ll once ming
`\'tstl )ri\'e Jl). and they can viewthe
`information through perspective
`wall» or cone trees. oflici.tls said.
`The ct -ne tree depicts the directory-
`strocture hiefarchy and the per-
`spettive wall lets users browse files
`across directories based on criteria
`such as sin: or date.
`S3. best known for its graphics-
`acct~ler.itor cards. developed this
`product using patented compo-
`nents from lnXight Software. a Xe-
`rox Parc spin -off.
`One analyst said \'isil)rive might
`be the right productivity application
`
`‘
`
`to break through the corporate 3-I)
`barrier because of its ease of use.
`“I think it's fairly straight ahead."
`said Ralph Rogers. principal analyst
`at Dataqtiest. in San lose. Calif."lt's
`got two views. both of which are
`very obvious and convenient. We're
`seeing the 3-D board numbers just
`sl-zyrocket. and this is an interesting
`
` .1-'
`
`THE (ONE TREE VIEW in VisiI)ri've JD lets
`users gntphimlly view desktop contents.
`
`
`
`application in that it will
`leverage these board ship-
`ments. which are primari-
`ly for games. into a very
`different space."
`Rogers said Visi[)rive
`wouldbeeven more bene-
`ficial if it provided Web-
`site maps via the same
`engine.
`_“
`53's other new product
`l.iveWork 3D, which
`is
`brings real—time 3-D and
`text to office and e—mail
`applications. The LiveWork com-
`ponent appears on toolbars in
`Microsoft. (Iorel. and Lotus ()lTlCl‘
`suite products. Both products will
`ship in December. Livework 31)
`will cost $50. Pricing for Visihrive
`31) was not yet determined.
`S3 lnc.. in Santa C|ara.Calif..can
`be reached at (408) 588-8000.
`
`Vendors tailor smart cards for myriad uses
`
`tancy in Redwood City. Calif.
`GPK-1000 cards will be used in
`the upcoming 2.0 release of imag-
`ineCard. a security solution for cor-
`porate applications and Web ser-
`vices jointly developed y Hewlett-
`Packard. lnformix. and emplus.
`Gemplus Corp.. in Montgomery-
`ville. Pat..
`is at http://www.gem
`plus.com/. Motorola lnc..in Schau-
`mburg. lll.. is at http://www.mo
`toroIa.com/. Schlumberger Elec-
`tronic Transactions.
`in Moores—
`town. N.l..is at httpi/www.sch|um
`bergencom/. Xicor lnc.. in Milpi-
`tas. Calif. is at http://www.xicor
`.com/.
`
`[amine 'I‘ua[fe is (1 Paris correspon-
`dentfor the IDG News Service.
`on lnfoWorld ufiliule.
`
`access to PCs and permitting phys-
`ical access to areas.
`Xicor is offering its high-density
`X76Fl 28Y secure smart_card.based
`on its X76Fl28 Secure SerialFlash
`EEPROM chip. The l28Kb Xicor
`products target applications in
`telecommunications. computers.
`security. and identification.
`Gemplus’ GPK4000 smart card.
`with its cryptographic coprocessor.
`can be used tosecurelnternet. in
`tranet.and extranet transactions in
`applications such as Internet co
`merce and computer security.
`‘c
`cials said.
`‘
`“We believe that multipurpose
`cards [such as the C-l’l(4000l will be
`foremost in expanding electronic
`economies." according to a newslet-
`ter from Zona Research. a consul-
`
`
`
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`and lotume ‘Ilium-
`s'Mi\ R‘!
`(‘A R us are proving more
`~' in’ "ittore useful. as vendors int ro-
`du
`products that can run multi-
`ple applications. deliver “single-
`sign-on" functionality.
`transfer
`data with or without contact. offer
`more memory. and provide higher
`security.
`Schlumberger. for example. re-
`cently introduced Version 2.0 of its
`lava—based Cybertlex card that can
`run multiple applications.
`Motorola, which in March set up
`its Smartcard Systems Business. has
`introduced its M-Smart card fami-
`ly that includes contactless cards for
`use in public transportation and
`combination contact-contactless
`cards for applications authorizing
`
`v
`
`Apple releasesMessagePad ZIIII handheld Pcs
`which still hasn’t been disclosed.
`Netl lopper 3.2 Web browse.-r.which
`B)’ [eff Walsh
`Iobs has mentioned the eMate 300
`APPLE IAST wtrx unveiled its
`works with proxy servers,and Web-
`as a solution for the education mar-
`site authentication features. and it
`Newton MessageP.td 2 100, a hand-
`lets users download Newton soft-
`held personal computer that fea-
`ket. which analysts say might indi-
`tures expanded memory and up-
`ware directly to their system.
`cate the MessagePad's future.
`“it is too expensive to compete
`graded communications software.
`The Messagelhtd 2100 will be out
`with the other handhelds on the
`in November at a cost of 5 I .000.
`The Mt-ssagel’ad 2 I00 targets mo-
`bile users by offering enhanced
`The Newton family of products
`market. and has been quickly losing
`market share.
`l wouldn't expect
`— including the eMate 300 — were
`speed; a l6-level. gray-scale easy-
`to—read screen; and an optional
`product development to concentrate
`spun off by Apple earlier this year
`board.officials said. it uses l)igttal's
`as a separate subsidiary. until Steve
`any where else but on the eMate."
`said lames Staten. an analyst at
`[obs took the helm and brought the
`StrongARM SA- l H) processor. and
`it has -1MBofl)RAM —- 3MB more
`group back. This was because lobs
`l)ataquest. in San lose. Calif.
`believes the products fit into the
`than the Messagel-‘ad 2000.
`Apple Computer lnc.. in Cuper-
`The 2l00 has A|lPen Software's
`tino. Calif.. is at (408) 996-2020.
`company's new strategy. much of
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