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E-voting gets technology thumbs-up
News A trial in St Albans worked well, with the count completed within six minutes, but it does not seem to have had a positive effect on voter turnout
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Friday 3/05/2002 Somewhere deep in the dusty depths of my desk, a long-forgotten light flickers on. A nearby meter twitches, its needle pulling at the cobwebs as it pushes into the red. What's...
Burnt out (or laid off)? Consider a career coach
News A combination of a better work/life balance and lower job-related stress levels are the most common requirements for burnt-out employees
Sun Cobalt prepares May appliance launch
News The server manufacturer is planning a major launch this month despite the sudden departure last week of Stephen DeWitt, who was head of the Cobalt division
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Comment ITV Digital went down the pan, the eMac arrived, and an intrepid reporter braves the bad tie select committee.
GameCube launches in Europe
News Nintendo's next-gen console has enjoyed a successful European launch, which started on the stroke of midnight
Treo gets battery life boost
News Handspring's mobile phone-PDA combination gets a software tweak that could give older units 20 percent longer battery life
News Schmooze: The week it rained executives
News Executive burnout continued, the Monkey found itself out of a job and rats joined the mobile revolution
ActiveX flaw exposes Flash users to hackers
News Updated: A flaw in the Flash ActiveX control could let hackers execute malicious code on computers with the multimedia client
Seagate revs up high capacity disks
News Higher capacity hard disks with spindle speeds up to 15,000rpm are being put into production at Seagate
Notebook sales on the up
News Sales of notebooks have continued to grow as buyers increasingly move away from desktop PCs
Sony VAIO PCG-C1MGP
Review This would be the ultimate ultraportable notebook, were it not for enduring question-marks about performance and, in particular, battery life.
MPs worried by broadband divide
News Westminster politicians are increasingly annoyed that many rural areas have no access to affordable broadband, and they'd like Douglas Alexander to do more about it
HP merger means new ticker
News Compaq will live on in the new Hewlett-Packard symbol for the New York Stock Exchange
Router maker Unisphere loses voice
News Unisphere's parent company Siemens is to integrate its voice technology businesses into its communications division
GameCube hits the UK
News Nintendo hopes that its GameCube will be a worthy competitor to Sony's PlayStation2 and Microsoft's Xbox. A ZDNet UK News Focus
IBM: Let Sun into Web services group
News Big Blue has changed its mind on the status Sun should be granted in a key Web services group, in a move that could end the in-fighting between the major players
Software engineer sentenced to prison
News A former employee of Symantec has been sent to jail for his part in the DrinkOrDie software piracy ring
Copyright law forces music offline
Comment Webcasting music is about to feel the brunt of a law demanding royalties - potentially killing off Web radio stations dedicated to non-commercial artists.
Hackers set off on a rampage
News The 'Deceptive Duo' are attacking Web sites across the Internet to emphasise online security flaws
Why I trust Microsoft more than my bank
Comment Consumers don't want to store their information using Microsoft and AOL's e-wallet services - but, says David Coursey, financial institutions are no more trustworthy.
Adobe wins Macromedia patent suit
News Adobe wins £1.9m in damages and Macromedia may be forced to stop selling its new Flash MX Web animation tool
Hacker finds fault in .Net security
News Microsoft needs to iron some problems out of the .Net Web services infrastructure, suggests a consultant
Fighting flab with your PDA
News School pupils in Singapore can now use their PDA as a personal trainer, keeping tabs on how many calories they are eating and burning off
Five Years Ago: Intel 'jumping all over' new bug scare
News Intel said today that it is working hard to get to the roots of the latest processor bug scare
