Previous DayUK may get 3G in 2002
News NTT DoCoMo confirms that it is still on track to launch third-generation mobile networks in the second half of next year, with European partner Hutchison 3G
Downturn to hamper Asian piracy fight
News Cash-strapped companies may be tempted by low-cost pirated software, making it harder for software companies to crack down
TiVo faces 'pause' button lawsuit
News Licencing talks behind the digital video recorder firm and Pause Technology have stalled, and now Pause wants to fast-foward to court
BT's Bonfield rejects calls for lower ADSL prices
News BT's chief executive says ADSL pricing is unlikely to fall in the near future, citing Oftel investigations - a claim that the regulator refutes
Start-up employees: Read the fine print
News Still holding out hope that your start-up will hit it big? The company might, but it doesn't mean you will
Top sites limited by lack of languages
News Over 95 percent of leading Internet companies are unable to correspond in any language but English, according to research
EA reaffirms Xbox support
News Electronic Arts releases details of its launch titles for the Microsoft Xbox amid rumours of delays
Yahoo! takes pulse of consumer demand
News Yahoo! is looking at new ways to make money online as advertising revenue falls
BT offers 'heavy' users free ADSL installation
News Nearly one million BTopenworld customers offered free broadband upgrades, but it'll cost an extra £25 a month
.Info registry stuck in traffic
News The demand for real-time registration shuts down the system temporarily on the second day
IM gets a brand-new face - and it's yours
News Your IM may soon appear as your own head talking, thanks to new client software developed in Australia
Lawsuit targets biggest post-Napster network
News The record industry makes new legal moves on file-trading networks that have filled the hiatus since Napster's closure
Microsoft winds down Windows NT sales
News The software giant is no longer selling NT Server 4.0 via its volume licensing programmes, but will continue to sell individual copies of NT 4.0 through retail stores
Motorola creates gas-powered cell phones
News Motorola is developing cell phones that would be run on methanol gas-powered fuel cells with enough juice for a month of use before fill-ups
FBI names 20 most-wanted security flaws
News The SANS Institute, in cooperation with the FBI, has unveiled a list of the most critical software problems - and both Windows and Unix are on the list
How Code Red revealed the perils of port 80
Comment As the Web's reach stretches further and further, more aspects of life become susceptible to attack by viruses like Code Red. Is convenience putting important systems at risk?
Motorola V66
Review The V66 is superficially appealing, but closer inspection reveals serious drawbacks -- especially for business users.
