Previous DayFull steam ahead for Nvidia Xbox chips
News Processors will hit full production next month, according to Nvidia executive
PC makers consider child-friendly computers
News But cyberliberty groups warn computers cannot solve the problem of Net paedophiles
Sony postpones Net appliance release
News EVilla needs more building work, admits Sony. Its launch is now planned for May
Government job site doesn't recognise 'Internet'
News More Web site blunders for accident-prone government
Small companies drive European IT growth
News Technology providers are getting their act together where it comes to small and medium businesses, sparking strong growth, says study
RealNetworks signs online music pact
News Music industry behemoths get together to launch music subscription service
Rupert Goodwins' Diary 02.04.2001
Blog Thursday 30/03/2001 New, low-priced chips are due from AMD and Intel next month, meaning another drop in the price of decently-specced PCs. Which everyone in the industry wants, because the signs...
Hackers target BT over ADSL delays
News An exasperated hacker has broken into BT's Web servers to protest the slow rollout of ADSL
Macromedia zooms out Mac OS X tool
News First Mac OS X-tailored product released by Macromedia - Freehand 10 for graphic designers
Divine gobbles up MarchFirst assets
News Troubled Marchfirst sees Divine intervention as some assets are acquired
IR35 ruling means tax chaos
News IR35 will stay but Inland Revenue 'completely discredited' by ruling, claims the group that brought the case over the government's controversial tax law
'Refresh' button could become obsolete
News Real-time browser updates to be pushed by Bang Networks
UK school curriculum goes online
News Children will be watching more TV under government proposals for a digital curriculum. Educationalists says broadband will be crucial
IE security hole launches e-mail attachments
News A flaw in Microsoft's browser could leave computers vulnerable to malicious attack
Hackers turn to worms
News Hackers and script-kiddies are increasingly using worms to wreak havoc and make the Internet a much less friendly place
Quantum pulls out of hard disk business
News Shareholders voted on Friday to sell out to Maxtor
Britons baffled by incomprehensible technology
News New research also finds that Yorkshire & Humberside is the most tech-savvy region in the UK
Dell Precision 330
Review A versatile workstation aimed at multimedia content creators.
