Previous DayMobile users must wait for wireless power
News Analysts warn that, although innovations by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are promising, the transmission of power without cables is still in its infancy
Photos: Apple's iPhone in detail
Photo Americans have been queueing up for the iPhone, Apple's first foray into the mobile marketplace. Here are some of the highlights
Details emerge of Microsoft website hack
News Hackers who broke past the UK security defences of the software giant probably did so with the use of a SQL injection attack
Recycling legislation finally enforced
Roundup The WEEE directive has been a long time coming — but better late than never
iVadenuf (tm)
Blog Let's take a break from the thing,. How far overbaked this particular cake has become is best illustrated by a little dose of reality from this lolcat-infested blog post. In it, two glittery...
Flaw threatens SME security devices
News Eight vendors' Universal Threat Management security appliances contain a flaw that could allow an attacker to gain control of the device
GPLv3 is more than a licence
Leader The General Public License has been updated for the 21st century. The community knows what it wants, and won't give it up
Socitm pushes IT security programme
News UK organisations have been invited to run courses based on materials developed by Socitm for the EU-funded iScan initiative
Symbian: Mobile Linux 'fragmentation city'
News Enterprises will not touch Linux as a mobile platform because the companies involved are too fragmented, claims a Symbian executive
Video: A first look at Apple's iPhone
Video The wait is over — now take a tour around the new smartphone and see whether it lives up to the hype
Photos: Met Office powers ahead
Photo With floods causing havoc across the UK, the Met Office is reliant on some very clever people and some very large supercomputers
Time's running out to win trip to S.F.
Blog The deadline for our Blogger at Large competition is fast approaching--16 July. Up for grabs is a trip to San Francisco for the Intel Developer Forum, including flight and spending spondulicks, and...
A GNU dawn for open source
Roundup The release of GPLv3 on Friday caused widespread controversy following Microsoft's series of pacts with a host of Linux vendors
Video: Maximising motion in Photoshop
Video Find out how to manipulate images in video using Photoshop in Creative Suite 3 Extended
Top executives face personal malware threat
News Hackers have created a botnet that has sent personally crafted emails to 500 C-level executives in a bid to extract confidential company data
iPhone 'winners' become zombies
News Spammers are exploiting the excitement over Apple's smartphone release, by sending malicious emails to fool recipients into thinking they have won their own iPhone
BlackBerry 8800
Member Review Had the Blackberry for 5 months now. I was very satisfied untill it started to have it's own life. I couldn't answer calls because trackball didn't accept entry. Then lately the phone started to...
Orange faces up to dissatisfaction
Blog Well, hello there Orange. The mobile operator has finally conceded that it has "lost the sparkle" it used to have, by not listening to its customers. It's realised this after conducting a customer...
Apple iPhone (8GB)
Review Despite some important missing features, a slow data network and call quality that doesn't always deliver, the Apple iPhone sets a new benchmark for an integrated mobile phone and MP3 player.
Yahoo launches customisable ad tool
News Company's SmartAds offer adverts based on geography, demographics and web-surfing behaviour
Some iPhone customers put on hold
News As the iPhone supply starts to dwindle, reports emerge of problems with the device's activation process
Free Software Foundation releases GPLv3
News The new licence adjusts to software industry changes but carries several new provisions
AMD's quad-core Barcelona coming in August
News Faster models will arrive in the fourth quarter, while first servers using the chips are due in September
Toshiba Tecra M9L-12K
Review The Tecra M9L-12K is a nicely designed thin-and-light notebook whose fingerprint sensor will appeal to the security conscious. The lid section is a touch flimsy, and another USB port would be...
