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Microsoft Corp counsel Theodore Edelman delivered a decisive blow to Apple Computer Corp's antitrust claims by exposing inconsistencies in the testimony of Apple's vice president of software engineering, Avadis Tevanian. In a candid exchange, Edelman revealed that Apple's claims of Compaq Computer Corp'
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Gates' testimony, taped in August, has finally been made public, offering a rare glimpse into the mind of the software billionaire. Though the audio-only option is recommended due to poor video quality, fans of Apple and Netscape can indulge in watching Gates squirm under Justice Department questioning. The testimony,
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Despite being the chief executive officer of Microsoft, Bill Gates failed to appear in person at the ongoing antitrust trial on Monday, with his videotaped testimony from an August deposition standing in for him. Gates' testimony was described as hostile and evasive, with him displaying the characteristic tics for
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Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates repeatedly denied knowing of key internal documents that implicated him in the company's bid to use its Windows monopoly to divide markets and crush competitors. The testimonial exchange between Gates and Justice Department lead prosecutor David Boies highlighted Gates' memory lapses and vague
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Microsoft Corporation has been ordered by a federal judge to provide reams of new evidence to the Justice Department, which may bolster their antitrust case against the software giant. The new evidence is intended to demonstrate that Microsoft pressured and bullied other technology companies, including Intel, Apple, and Real Networks.
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Apple today introduced the 333 MHz PowerPC G3 Macintosh Server, a high-performance server that combines the fastest PowerPC G3 processor with the latest AppleShare server software. Apple also announced aggressive price reductions of nearly 35 percent on systems based on the 300 MHz PowerPC G3 processor. The new Macintosh Server
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The annual Strictly Business Computer Expo, now open in Minneapolis, showcases cutting-edge technology from leading companies, including Apple, Microsoft, and US West. With thousands of attendees expected, the event highlights the latest developments in the personal computer industry, including Apple's bid to regain market share and Microsoft'
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Apple Computer, Inc. ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. At the Company's annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), Apple outlined its operating system software strategy, including continuing to enhance Apple's
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Apple's decision to discontinue the Newton operating system and Newton OS-based products marks a significant shift in the company's strategy to focus on extending the Macintosh operating system. According to Steve Jobs, Apple's interim CEO, this move is aligned with the company's
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Microsoft's online magazine, Slate, will begin charging $19.95 for an annual subscription starting March 9, marking a significant shift in the online publishing landscape. Despite the challenges of monetizing online content, Slate's editor Michael Kinsley is confident that the site's unique blend of
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Uncertainty over the impact of slower economic growth and the financial crisis in Asia on American companies' earnings has pushed investors toward caution, causing major stock market indexes to decline for the first time this week. Despite positive earnings surprises from companies like Intel and Apple Computer earlier in
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Amidst the struggling fortunes of Apple Computer, its subsidiary Claris Corp. has emerged as a beacon of success in the high-tech world. With a clear focus on competitive pricing, focused marketing, and stable management, Claris has achieved five consecutive years of profits, contrasted with Apple's $1.5 billion
