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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2000
Page
8
The Palm VII organizer demonstrated handheld devices with upcoming tracking features at Internet World in New York, signaling added consumer value but sparking privacy concerns for users.
Napster Inc expands its music swap software to Macintosh users by releasing Napster for the Mac on its official site. The move targets Apple computer users while the company remains entangled in a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by members of the Recording Industry Association of America.
University lecture by Larry Elin on how the Internet shapes children’s thinking. Nov 16 at 7 30 p m Westcott Community Center. Adults and children welcome admission 10 dollars. Call 315 478 8634 for details.
Readers discuss if the PlayStation 2 at 299 dollars delivers on graphics and new tech, while the Syracuse Newspapers invites letters to Technology. Include name address and phone, or email letters to technology at syracuse.com.
Experts warn Sony risks missing shipments of the PlayStation 2 due to processor chip shortages after spending 2.4 billion dollars on development. Analysts say delays could frustrate consumers and retailers and hurt anticipated revenue.
Staff reviewer Fred David praises WizardWorks for Bid Hunter Ward Wings Edition. PC sportsmen can now pursue waterfowl turkey pheasant quail woodcock and grouse in a stimulating comfort. See story on page 8-3.
Gene Wolf explains why Macintosh computers are preferred despite high prices and incompatibilities. The piece argues Macs offer superior reliability and efficiency for both professional and personal use, urging readers to consider them over PCs.
The piece notes George W. Bush downplays Internet use while vice presidential running mate Dick Cheney admits limited web stance. It contrasts with Democratic contenders led by Al Gore embracing online tools and Joseph Lieberman advancing cyber focus for years.
Local incumbents lead online campaigns as many challengers lack robust Web presence. In 120th district, Democratic Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli and Councilor Steve DeRegis have sparse sites while Congressman Jim Walsh and Fran Gavin rely on broader networks. National races in New York show Internet tools boosting turnout and fundraising for Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio.
A feature on the fifty year impact of the TV remote, noting inventor Robert Adler and Zenith involvement, and how the device changed daily life. It cites varied usage estimates and commentary from curator Ron Simon on the remote as a symbol of control and gender dynamics, with a closing nudge about choosing between microwave and remote.
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