Previous DayWired Sussex wins cybersquatting case
News A non-profit organisation has won its dispute with cybersquatters who just kept coming back and asking for more - but only after it lost money
Morpheus upgrade goes multi-network
News Morpheus has hooked up with VoIP technology for its latest version, which is a multi-network program
WatchGuard protects SMEs with Linux Firebox
News Security company WatchGuard has launched an appliance for smaller companies to combat hackers, worms and DDoS attacks
Prescott's performance dictated by cash, not cache
Comment Decoding Intel's intent behind the Prescott marketing message is an old-fashioned game
Nokia 7600: A first look
Preview Nokia's second 3G phone has an unusual design, and lacks support for video calls.
Sticking stamps on spam
Comment Bill Gates' plan to crush spam won't work - but another, more familiar approach might
Intel and AMD both claim triumphs
News The chip manufacturers saw positive news in 2003's fourth quarter
Juniper cuts US staff while hiring in India
News The company is employing more engineers in India but has confirmed that engineering staff have been laid off in California and Massachusetts
Red Hat postpones first 2.6-based Linux
News The Linux firm has delayed launching the first version of Linux based on the new kernel till later this week
Spec speeds up chip links
News A new specification will create faster connections between PC components, according to the HyperTransport Consortium
RFID: BT says 'yes', survey says 'no'
News BT is pushing the idea of RFID services but a survey claims UK companies are still wary of the technology
Microsoft rolls out portal software update
News The software giant has released a new version of its software for creating corporate portal sites
Canon EOS-1D Mark II: a first look
Preview If you're a professional photographer, or a (very) serious amateur, you'll be interested in Canon's latest high-end digital SLR.
UK teen escapes jail for nuclear hacking
News A student who hacked into computers responsible for US energy supplies and nuclear weapons has been sentenced to community service
Bush beefs up cybercrime spending
News The proposed $2.4tn federal budget includes increased spending on IT and the investigation of computer crime
Adobe takes to GridIron
News The next version of Adobe's video-effects software will be able to tap into networks' spare processing power
Oracle sends out 10g 'grids'
News Oracle is shipping the final version of its much-anticipated grid database
Microsoft breaks monthly patching habit
News The software giant has released a fix for a security hole in Internet Explorer outside its normal monthly update
File-swap ruling heads back to court
News The entertainment industry is fighting back against a decision that Grokster and Morpheus are legal
MyDoom trail traces back to single author
News Virus researchers say clues in the code of the MyDoom virus variants suggest they were created by the same person
MikeRoweSoft bids fail to make the grade
News After excluding some bidders, Canadian teen Mike Rowe may get only the reserve price for an eBay auction of papers chronicling his trademark dispute with Microsoft
MyDoom's spread sparks antivirus critique
News Antivirus technologies need to change because they fail to limit viruses during the crucial first hours of an epidemic, experts say
