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`10.May.2003` Dietmar Knoll (ANF)	GAUHPIL: Many areas updated The GAUHPIL (Geographical Amiga Users Home Page Internet List) is a list created and moderated by Dietmar Knoll about websites of Amiga users that is sorted geographically according to continents and countries. Today the following areas have been updated: Europe New Links List Lost Links List History 2003 (nba) [News message: 10. May. 2003, 20:09] [Comments: 3 - 11. May. 2003, 14:29] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.May.2003` Mikey C (ANF)	Magazine: Total Amiga Magazine - The Professionals are back! No we don't mean Bodie and Doyle, we mean Amiga Legends Richard Drummond, John Chandler & Andrew Korn! Total Amiga Magazine is proud to announce that as of issue 15 some of the finest Amiga Journalists to have ever graced the Amiga scene will be donating some of their spare time to write for us! Richard Drummond: "Began writing for Amiga Format, before moving on to Amiga Active Magazine, eventually moving on to Linux Format." John Chandler: "Has written for several Amiga magazines, including Amiga Active and has a regular column on Suite101." Andrew Korn: "Was CU Amiga Magazine's Deputy Editor and went on to become the launch Editor of Amiga Active Magazine." All this and the regulars: News OS4 Update MorphOS News Features Reviews Tutorials Plus regular columnists, Fleecy Moss and Alan Redhouse Congratulations to Louis Vidal of NYC, USA on winning our earlier QUAKEII competition. Don't forget there is yet another chance to win a copy of Quake II, courtesy of Hyperion and Forematt Home Computing in issue 15. For subscriptions, list of worldwide stockists and free Downloads of previous issues visit Total Amiga Magazine. Total Amiga Magazine, does what it says in the name. (ps) [News message: 10. May. 2003, 11:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.May.2003` Golem - IT News	Golem: Toshiba saves 36 GByte on DVD-successor-medium »Media are supposed to be produced with current production units Now Toshiba has introduced a working prototyp of its rewritable optical medium which is based blue laser. Toshiba can save up to 36 GByte of data in two layers on one side of the medium - regularly 30 GByte are planned. In contrary to the product of Sony which is called Blue-Ray the media of Toshiba are supposed to be produced with existing production units.« (ps) (Translation: dr) [News message: 09. May. 2003, 16:59] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.May.2003` heise Newsticker	heise: Gateway announces loss The Wallstreet Journal announces that the PC producer Gateway expects loss again for 2003. In this article a third reorganization of the company is announced. PCs should not be the only thing to sell but Gateway chief Ted Waitt will create a product line of 15 different home electronic devices such as devices for digital television. (ps) (Translation: dr) [News message: 09. May. 2003, 13:23] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.May.2003` Sébastien Jeudy (E-Mail)	User: Annuaire Amiga Francophone #12 The edition 12 of the "Annuaire Amiga Francophone" has been sent to the subscribers. This is a list of French speaking Amiga users all over the world (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec,...), which is sent out monthly. Via the title link you can find further information and you can add your name to the list. (ps) [News message: 08. May. 2003, 23:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.May.2003` Wolf Zimmer und Cord Hagen (E-Mail)	Online Magazine "NoCover" Accessible on its Own Homepage Many Amiga fans already know about it, the time-honored online magazine "NoCover" has finally found its earned place on the Internet. The complete homepage contains clearly over 200 megabytes and was completely newly and currently uploaded on 7th May, 2003. As always, near the current edition of the loved online magazine are the old editions as well, quickly and easily found under the menu option "NoCover Guide," and individual articles may also be quickly found through a comprehensive oversight structure. A visit in the current issue or the back issues is always rewarding. This mighty big, but long overdue, Internet debut of "NoCover" was made possible through the sponsor www.ConnectWeb.de, who made available server resources and hosting on their servers, and also together with Wolf Zimmer, who is responsible for the complete editorial portion of "NoCover," handled around the updating. We would also like to take this opportunity to remind you all that we absolutely need active helpers for "NoCover." So we always seek volunteer editors, who have the desire to look after and care for a single area in "NoCover" and to contribute regular articles. We also rejoice over individual articles on any familiar theme. Regular editors have the advantage of getting their own email address with a giant Pop3 email post box (200 megabytes in size), and self-evidently also a secure SMTP server with authentication of the webserver "AS2-Chicago" in order to dispatch their own emails. Besides there is also an individual subdomain that will be established, so that in addition to emails regular editors may also get their own free hom page. We are able to offer this package as a little reward to all volunteer editors who would like to regularly and actively help the magazine. Of course the online magazine may also be gotten as usual, through an email subscription from Wolf Zimmer, as well as the website APC&TCP and on Aminet. We ask for your understanding that the new homepage, despite an astounding start, is still not fully complete, and we sincerely invite you to the "NoCover" homepage. Further we would naturally be delighted to be linked from many Internet sites, in order for "NoCover" to become again the biggest Amiga meeting point, as it was in earlier times. We wish everyone much fun at the homepage of NoCover and rejoice at your visit. (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 08. May. 2003, 23:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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