Wall Street expected worse. After its shocking Q1 crash, the Mac maker may have put its biggest challenges behind it.
Inventories are down, and spirits are up.
A start-up spawned by former MS hotshots, including Nathan Myrhvold, aims to solve riddle of delivering software apps over the Web. The company clinches a deal with Into Networks that Juno hopes will augment its dial-up business with a host of paying broadband customers. Rumors of Dreamcast's demise are exaggerated The company denies reports that it will stop producing its Dreamcast console by the end of March in order to focus on game software for other devices. The wireless software company's success has Wall Street analysts predicting a turnaround for the small-screen Internet. New legislation would require Web sites to notify visitors how personal data such as telephone numbers and ZIP codes will be used, and allow them to opt in or out.