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D-Link releases media player with AOL service

July 15, 2004 Device connects to a broadband home network and allows TV sets, home stereos to play media files stored on a PC. TAGS: D-Link Systems, home stereo, America Online Inc., media player, Time Warner Inc., TV, PC

AOL testing free 100MB storage locker

January 7, 2005 America Online looks to bolster its appeal, aiming to give subscribers more room for music, photos and documents. TAGS: America Online Inc., subscriber, Time Warner Inc., photograph, PC

AOL gets the WeatherBug

April 19, 2004 America Online's IM users can download a PC application that offers weather information. TAGS: WeatherBug, America Online Inc., instant messenger, AOL Instant Messenger, Time Warner Inc., PC

AIM aims for developers

June 12, 2006 AOL opens AIM up to Linux, Mac and Pocket PC developers and adds support for location-based services and PC-to-PC voice calls. TAGS: AOL Instant Messenger, America Online Inc., Time Warner Inc., developer, Pocket PC, Linux, Apple Macintosh, PC

AOL service aims to 'untether' desktop PCs

March 14, 2006 For $6.95 per month, Windows customers can sign up to access two "host" computers from any remote machine. TAGS: LogMeIn, America Online Inc., desktop computer, Time Warner Inc., Microsoft Windows, PC

Return of the $100 PC

October 10, 2005 It's not exactly back to 1999, but attention-getting PC prices reflect a competitive environment that mirrors the market back then. TAGS: America Online Inc., Acer Inc., CompUSA Inc., PC company, HP, Intel Celeron, Time Warner Inc., PC, brand, monitor, Intel

Gateway closes AOL chapter with stock buyback

November 3, 2004 Plan to repurchase $315 million in shares owned by Time Warner marks end of deal dreamed up at height of Internet appliance vogue. TAGS: Internet appliance, Gateway Inc., Time Warner Inc., America Online Inc., stock buyback, eMachines Inc., chapter, Internet Service Provider, PC company, agreement, company representative, Internet access, representative, PC

AOL to bring movies, TV downloads to Viiv PCs

September 17, 2006 Deal to let owners of PCs running the Intel-designed entertainment platform download studio-produced videos. TAGS: Intel Viiv, America Online Inc., Intel, entertainment, movies, Time Warner Inc., TV, PC, Yahoo! Inc.

AOL, Cingular trade IMs

September 15, 2003 America Online strikes a deal with Cingular Wireless that lets AOL Instant Messenger customers exchange text messages with Cingular mobile phone subscribers. TAGS: Cingular Wireless, AOL Instant Messenger, America Online Inc., text messaging, IM, text message, instant messenger, Time Warner Inc., cell phone, mobile phone, Yahoo! Inc., PC

Dell and AOL expand PC program for needy students

September 27, 2004 "TechKnow" program doles out PCs to children who complete special class, meet standards regarding grades and attendance. TAGS: student, America Online Inc., Denver, school, Internet access, training, class, Time Warner Inc., PC

Yahoo, AOL push IM on cell phones

February 11, 2004 The Internet companies team up with cell phone service providers to offer their instant-messaging services on mobile handsets. TAGS: PCS, IM, America Online Inc., AT&T Wireless, Yahoo! Inc., handset, cell phone, Time Warner Inc., Sprint Nextel, PC

AOL unveils a $299 PC deal

December 4, 2003 The company is offering a PC, monitor and color printer for $299 to subscribers who sign up for one year of Internet access, the latest effort to prop up its subscriber base. TAGS: America Online Inc., color printer, StarOffice, Internet Service Provider, offer, broadband, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, broadband service, subscriber, member, Internet access, Internet service, Time Warner Inc., service provider, printer, PC

AOL unveils VoIP plans

March 8, 2005 Net phone service is due in a month, heightening pressure on rivals such as Yahoo to follow suit. TAGS: America Online Inc., phone service, Internet phone, Time Warner Inc., VoIP, Yahoo! Inc., IM, adapter, U.K., handset, MSN, Google Inc., PC, Microsoft Corp.

AOL launches new portal, tests desktop search

October 14, 2004 Search feature will allow members to find photos, music and MS Office files stored on PC drives, in a challenge to Google and Microsoft. TAGS: desktop search, America Online Inc., AOL Browser, portal, Google Inc., search engine, search result, search technology, Internet search, Time Warner Inc., Web browser, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Corp., photograph, PC

Flaw opens AOL chat software to intruders

August 10, 2004 Attackers could bombard PCs using instant messenger's "away" feature. AOL says a fix is imminent. TAGS: iDefense, AOL Instant Messenger, America Online Inc., buffer-overflow, IM, vulnerability, instant messenger, flaw, Time Warner Inc., client, security, e-mail, PC

SBC Yahoo's new look for fall

September 16, 2003 Yahoo and SBC Communications launch an updated version of their joint Internet access services, a move that mirrors similar enhancements by competitors America Online and MSN. TAGS: SBC Communications Inc., America Online Inc., Yahoo! Inc., MSN, DSL, Internet access, subscriber, Time Warner Inc., broadband, e-mail, PC

AOL fights spyware in coming software upgrade

December 2, 2003 America Online confirms plans to introduce anti-spyware for subscribers as part of an optional service upgrade early next year. TAGS: America Online Inc., spyware, anti-spyware, Richard Smith, subscriber, software upgrade, adware, Time Warner Inc., Internet Service Provider, security, broadband, PC, monitor

AOL offers free antivirus software

August 7, 2006 Active Virus Shield software is likely to become the highest-profile alternative to for-pay security software. TAGS: America Online Inc., antivirus software, antivirus protection, antivirus, Time Warner Inc., security, spyware, virus, toolbar, Microsoft Internet Explorer, e-mail, PC, Microsoft Corp.

AOL closes a Windows service

October 24, 2003 The company says it has turned off Microsoft's flawed Windows Messenger service, a data exchange mechanism for networked computers, for nearly 15 million of its users over the last two weeks. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Messenger, America Online Inc., Time Warner Inc., Internet Service Provider, spokesman, Microsoft Windows, security, Microsoft Corp., PC
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