Previous DaySonicWall zones in secure Wi-Fi access
News New technology from SonicWall offers smaller companies a way to integrate wireless and wired network security
Why choose open source?
Comment Part three: Eric Raymond spells out five reasons why people should choose open-source software - but do they all hold up under scrutiny?
Nokia holds on to smartphone crown
News Particularly in Europe, Nokia is maintaining its grip on the smartphone sector
HP: In search of product glamour
Comment HP has pulled off the merger with Compaq, and announced strong business results - but what sort of company does it want to be when it grows up?
Sasser tops virus infections
News The worm accounted for more than half of infections detected by Sophos during May
Sony to abandon PDA market outside Japan
News Brief: The consumer-electronics giant is expected to announce today that it plans to stop selling its Clie handheld anywhere except Japan - a blow for Palm OS supplier PalmSource
AMD launches new desktop Athlon 64s
News AMD has introduced three processors that mark the transition to its new standard desktop socket, as well as its most powerful desktop chip yet
Linux gets 802.11g Intel Centrino driver
News Intel has published a pre-beta version of its Linux-based 802.11g driver for its Centrino platform in a bid to entice open-source fans to its wireless notebooks
Coding error thwarts Paralympic phishing scam
News Australians have been targeted by a phishing email claiming to accept donations for the Paralympic team - but it fails to work because of a mistake in the code
The value of certification
Special Report It can be seen as essential to have a list of certifications in technical areas - but is the piece of paper always worth having?
Success strategies for security awareness
Special Report How to implement a security-awareness programme in your organisation
How to handle poor performers
Special Report What to do when employees exhibit productivity and behaviour problems
IT implicated in voting-forms delay
News The UK's delivery of postal voting forms has been held up by 'technical issues' associated with data processing, the government has said
Nuclear shelter turns to email
Q&A Iron Mountain was founded to keep corporate information safe in case of nuclear attack but, in the new era of data-storage regulations, has widened its focus
IBM nurtures biological growth
Feature Big Blue's plans for life sciences domination are hatching nicely
Hackers 'recycling code' to spread worms
News Although less new malicious code appears to be being written, viruses and worms are continuing to cause problems around the world, says Trend Micro
Java Desktop System reaches version two
News Sun is releasing an update to its version of Linux for desktop computers
HP to extend open-source commitment
News More support for open-source applications will be announced by Hewlett-Packard this week
AMD introduces Socket 939 Athlon 64 chips
Tech Guide AMD's new range of Athlon 64s introduces no brand-new features, but consolidates and rationalises the chip-maker's high-end desktop options, while making it cheaper to build the fastest systems.
Sun taps into rise of RFID
News The company is to launch Java-based software tools that help integrate the data collected by RFID systems into other applications
