Coupures de Presse [ le 20 novembre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Rumeur Rumeurs sur une fusion entre Palm et Handspring Palm Inc. et Handspring Inc. pourraient fusionner, rapporte le Wall Street Journal. (Yahoo Actualités) Le Web Invisibile Un nouveau site sur le Web invisible Les experts des outils de recherche Gary Price et Chris Sherman ont lancé un site sur le Web invisible (les bases de données contenant des informations ne pouvant pas être trouvées sur les moteurs de recherche "traditionnels"). Le site sert de mise à jour à un livre sur le même sujet, aux éditions CyberAge. (Abondance)

Press clippings [ November 20, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Nokia Nokia's New Handset Draws Attention For Powerful Software Packed Inside Nokia unveiled a new mobile-phone handset that is drawing more attention for its software than for its looks, as the phone maker pushes to be a programming powerhouse. (WSJ) Paid subscription required Nokia launches three new mobile phones Nokia launched three new phones on Monday including a color-screen model with an built-in camera as the world's top handset maker to regain momentum in a slowing market. (CNN) Cellephony Starbucks set up mobile phone coffee service Starbucks coffee shops are now taking orders by mobile phone pre-paid accounts. Customers in the US can ring up minutes before arriving at the shop so they don't have to wait in a queue. (Ananova) Disney IT official touts 'wireless' Magic Kingdom On any given day, between 100,000 and 150,000 visitors crowd into Walt Disney World in Florida, largely unaware that the 47-square-mile theme park is almost completely enveloped by an invisible wireless Web. (Computer World)

BBC BBC plans global news website The BBC plans to launch a global news website equivalent to the World Service. (The Guardian)

Safeweb.com — CLOSED John Doe don't surf--anonymity offer cut Saying good-bye to what once seemed a hot market, SafeWeb dismantles its free privacy service, which sheltered people's identities as they surfed the Web. (News.com) E-Commerce Net Shoppers' Complaints on Rise Complaints involving the Internet crack the top 10 for the first time in a survey conducted by two major consumer advocacy groups. (Wired)