Windows XP, Japan's PDA push, and the CIA's strange interest in SafeWeb

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In their latest commentary on three topical issues, Robin Bloor and his colleagues weigh up the prospects of Microsoft's next-generation Windows XP OS, how Japanese hardware titans will tackle the PDA market, and the CIA's involvement with web anonymity specialists, SafeWeb.

By Bloor Research

Friday 16 February 2001

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