Previous DayMake games not nukes: DTI outsources to Russia
News The DTI is hoping to keep Russian nuclear scientists from spreading weapons secrets by employing them as software engineers
Orange roadshows to teach firms about 3G
News Workshops, demos and celebrity talks are being staged to try and get more companies to buy 3G products
Intel prepares dual-core demo
News Next week's Intel Developer Forum will see dual-core processor technology take centre stage
AT&T chief determined to ride VoIP wave
Q&A The company that let the Internet slip under its radar does not want history to repeat itself
BT unlikely to be fined over broadband pricing
News BT's alleged illegal broadband subsidies won't attract a fine, even if proven
Making the music gamble
Q&A Napster's chief executive explains his transformation of the company
Burst.com wants Gates' deposition made public
News Brief: A software company that is suing Microsoft wants certain files unsealed
Standard blades cut both ways
Leader Blade makers are all in favour of standards, provided they retain control. There is another way
Longhorn's longer odds
Comment The next generation of Windows is due in late 2006 but it's more of a gamble than you might expect
Sony VAIO X505
Review Sony's elegant VAIO X505 is an eminently portable notebook with just enough features and performance. But it's too expensive for most people.
Australia bans mobile 'rebirthing'
News New legislation makes it a criminal offence to modify a phone's electronic serial number illegally
Cycle parts emerge from carbon nanotubes
News Easton Sports will produce bike components made from nanotubes next year
SP2 plays havoc with online banking
News An Australian bank says installing the Windows update prevents users from logging into its Web interface
IT workers in US 'less anxious' about job market
News Becoming unemployed became less of a concern last month, according to a report
Lindows bids goodbye to name
News Brief: The Linux firm has formally completed its name change
IBM and Intel manoeuvre for blade-server dominance
News The two technology giants want an 'open' blade server standard
BMC tackles system downtime
News The software firm is introducing an update that helps organise computer jobs so one failure does not create a domino effect
Oracle patches finally released
News The database maker has fixed several flaws in its software as it attempts to move to a monthly patching schedule
Bagle variant lacks teeth
News The worm is being thwarted because most of the site from which it attempts to download malware cannot be contacted
Kerberos harbours critical flaws
News The network-authentication technology can leave computers running Unix, Linux or Mac OS X vulnerable
