Previous DayVisionTek Xtasy GeForce4 Ti 4600
Review This is a great card, providing lightning games performance, video handling facilities and multi-monitor support. Although it’s one of the most costly gaming cards around, it delivers enough...
AskJeeves to take on Google
News The PG Wodehouse character is to take on Google in the search engine business, with Teoma.com
Microsoft Web servers gain market share
News A survey of Internet computers finds Microsoft gaining ground on Linux, and discovers that many e-commerce sites use potentially vulnerable e-commerce protection
IBM to share chip intelligence
News Sony and Toshiba have expanded a deal so they will be able to incorporate some of IBM's chip-making advances into consumer devices such as cameras and PlayStation consoles
Antivirus software plugs wormholes
News Network Associates' ThreatScan takes a proactive approach to security. Instead of waiting for worms to attack, the software looks for places where worms could crawl
Net laughs at itself on April Fool's
News File-swapping company Napster has purchased Microsoft for more than $328 billion and is planning to file a copyright infringement lawsuit against itself - yeah, right!
Intel shrinks Pentium 4 Northwood
News The chip giant delivers a smaller, faster Pentium 4, which could mean price cuts down the line for consumers. The company also appears to be stepping up its attack on AMD's True Performance Initiative
MyLife variant viruses spawned over Easter
News The writer of the mass-mailing MyLife virus appears to have released four new versions over the Easter weekend, and they're coming this way
Price rises for unmetered Internet access
News Both BTopenworld and AOL have announced increases in the cost of their unmetered Internet access products, and could push more consumers toward broadband
Regulator considers VoIP phone numbers
News The 05 prefix could dial up Internet phones as the UK telco regulator Oftel considers setting up a new telephone number range to cover Voice over IP calls
ICANN comes under fire - again
News The organisation that is supposed to coordinate Web addresses is facing attack from all sides and its very future could now hang in the balance
Golden-oldie worms top the hit list
News A couple of veteran viruses - SirCam and Nimda - beat out the newbies in a March ranking of digital pests. Why aren't they fading away?
Oracle wants new slice of hosting pie
News Looking to plump up profits, Oracle gets set to launch a new service - software rental, via the Web. It's offering to host and manage its 9i database and app server software for businesses
Walter Hewlett dumped from HP board
News As payback for his outspoken and vehement opposition to the HP-Compaq merger, Hewlett-Packard said it would not renominate dissident board member Walter Hewlett
Flaws dog Microsoft, despite IE patch
News Critical security holes in Internet Explorer get patches, but is still working on a fix for the latest hole in Windows NT and Windows 2000
Will Macromedia's Flash plans cripple the Web?
News Macromedia's Flash-everywhere approach brings new innovations to Web design but carries hidden potential liabilities that could negate its benefits
MS anti-Unix site powered by... Unix
News 'We Have The Way Out,' a Web site designed to steer big companies away from Unix, runs on Web servers powered by FreeBSD along with the Unix-based Web server Apache
Stealth P2P network hides inside Kazaa
News Brilliant Digital Entertainment has distributed its own networking technology to millions of Kazaa users, and could use it for distributed computing or other ends
Five years ago: AOL says it's ready to grow
News AOL has fuelled the CompuServe buyout media feeding frenzy by telling its subscribers it is ready to grow
PaceBlade PaceBook
Review Frequent travellers will accept moderate performance and a lack of built-in 802.11b wireless connectivity for this unusual system's touch screen and go-anywhere flexibility.
