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26 July 2004

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Yahoo launches camera phone uploads

Hotmail starts 2GB storage allowance

FTR acquires rest of WebCentral

Monti, Microsoft's European tormentor, may lose post

Short takes: Week of 26 July

German gets time for piracy crime

Yahoo launches camera phone uploads
Yahoo last week launched a free service that lets people upload photos directly from their camera-equipped phones to the portal's photo sharing site. More...

Hotmail starts 2GB storage allowance
Hotmail, Microsoft's web email service, last week increased the storage allowance of its paying customers to 2GB, following through on a pledge made a month ago. More...

FTR acquires rest of WebCentral
FTR Holdings has signed an agreement to buy the remaining 50.6 percent of Queensland webhost and ASP, WebCentral. More...

Monti, Microsoft's European tormentor, may lose post
Microsoft's tormentor in the European Union, antitrust chief Mario Monti, may be on his way out of the position later this year, according to press reports from Europe. More...

Short takes: Week of 26 July
An often irreverent look at some of the week's other news, including Microsoft earnings, Gates donations, Hotmail Plus launches, Microsoft vs phishing attacks, and Windows CE vs its first virus. More...

German gets time for piracy crime
A German software pirate was sentenced to five and a half years in jail last week for repackaging bare bones Microsoft products and reselling them as deluxe editions to pocket the profit. More...

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