Previous DayApple sues over Flash MX video technology
News Apple is alleging that video encoding firm Sorenson broke its contract with Apple by licensing QuickTime technology to Macromedia
Dell trying to sidestep chip 'cartel'
News The PC maker is building relationships with a variety of memory manufacturers in order to avoid what it sees as cooperation to raise prices
Fujitsu-Siemens Scenic S2
Review The compact and ergonomic Scenic S2 provides all the connections an office PC needs, while Thermal Management allows it to be configured for quiet operation or maximum performance as required.
Becoming a Sun-certified programmer for Java
News Attaining Sun's Certified Programmer status is the first step in showcasing your Java expertise. Learn more about test preparation and resources that can help you earn this certificate
ARM offers low-power mobile chips
News The UK chip designer has introduced new chip designs for high-end devices and low-powered mobile gadgets
AOL signs up Google
News Overture has lost out to its search rival as America Online announces it is to use Google's services from now on
BEA, RIM launch Web services venture
News Developers will be able to tailor Web services for BlackBerry devices using a tool developed by Research in Motion and BEA
CA turns products to services, says Kumar
Feature Computer Associates CEO Sanjay Kumar talks about partnering, privacy, portals --- and his company's new licensing model.
What's next for Mozilla?
News Q&A: Mitchell Baker, 'Chief Lizard Wrangler' for Mozilla.org, talks about the future for the open-source browser as it nears release
Sun's Zander to step down
News The president of Sun Microsystems is to retire this summer after 15 years at the company. It's the latest executive change in a recent flurry of shifts and departures
Support users with Remote Assistance
Feature Windows XP's Remote Assistance is a boon to troubleshooters, Here's how to get the best out of it
MPs push for regulatory action against BT
News Update:The culture, media and sport select committee wants BT's networking business to be split from the rest of company to help boost broadband take-up. BT claims the argument is outdated
Freenet founder launches business P2P product
News The underground file-swapping technology of Uprizer is being reworked into a corporate product
Netscape flaw exposes users' hard drives
News A bug in the Mozilla code, which is used in the latest Netscape browser, allows a Web page to list directories and read files from the users' computer
Stallman takes Gates to task over GPL attacks
News Microsoft's chairman recently equated the GPL licence with anti-capitalism, urging developing nations to shun it; now the GPL founder, Richard Stallman, has hit back
What Gates' attacks on the GPL really mean
Comment Bill Gates has recently been intensifying his attacks on the GNU Public Licence. At the invitation of ZDNet UK, Richard Stallman defends his philosophy and extracts the underlying message in Gates'...
Wireless spin-off tames Ethernet
Comment Network managers have written off so-called "policy networking" as vendor hype. But it looks like a technology intended to secure wireless might finally make it real.
Baptism of fire for new WorldCom chief
News New WorldCom head John Sidgmore faces a daunting task: restoring Wall Street and rank-and-file faith in a struggling telecoms giant with more than £17bn in debt
Sony buys stake in RealNetworks
News A new deal bolsters RealNetworks' presence on Sony devices, while giving Sony a way to distribute its content on its own-brand PCs
AMD narrows Intel gap, boosts Hammer
News AMD gains a bit of ground on Intel, bolstered in part by growth in the markets for notebook and server chips. It also announces the speed of its forthcoming chip
HP merger lawsuit dismissed
News A Delaware judge throws out Walter Hewlett's challenge to the Hewlett-Packard shareholder vote, ruling that the vote was legal
Publisher unites Old Man and the e-book
News Those who said the bell had tolled for e-books may want to think again, as Hemingway's works come into the digital age
Chip designers paint a brighter picture
News Companies competing in market for semiconductor intellectual property are doing all right for themselves, having managed to buck the chip slump of 2001, a new report says
Five years ago: WebTV devices' time is years away - Forrester
News Microsoft may have paid close on half a million dollars for WebTV but a leading researcher doesn't believe the category will be worth much until the new millennium
