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Blog Friday 5/8/2005 Picture this – if you can. You've bought a very expensive monitor: very flat, very high resolution, very gorgeous. You've also bought a very expensive DVD player with high...
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Comment Fast, tiny, long, fat and gnomish: lots of radio fun this week. Plus, the curious case of the amorous tailor
EMC promises bullish growth as rivals gather
News Information lifecycle management and storage virtualisation are key for EMC’s target of 14 per cent growth
It's Time for an inquiry
Leader The collapse of Time Computers has brought with it a deluge of allegations. An inquiry is needed to dig out the truth
Regulator clamps down on rogue dialler cash
News UK dial-up users will soon have more protection against rogue diallers hijacking modems
Sun rewards execs despite profits collapse
News Brief: Despite an 85 percent drop in his firm's profits, Scott McNealy has picked up a $1.1m performance-related bonus
Coders worried by DRM chip in Apple's Intel box
News Builder: A chip needed to install Mac OS X on x86-based machines could be used for more than just allowing the operating system to be installed
US schools trial desktop Linux
News Hundreds of thousands of Linux machines could eventually be deployed in the state of Indiana
Google ready to lose Microsoft battle
News From the moment it hired Kai-Fu Lee from Microsoft Google anticipated the legal battle and put measures in place to deal with losing
Microsoft readies August patches
News Six Windows flaws, at least one of which is 'critical', will be patched on Tuesday
Etch-A-Sketch: The killer app for mobile?
Analysis Etch-A-Sketch, that old favourite of the pre-school set, is coming to a mobile phone near you.
AJAX leads Netsuite's latest charge
News The latest version of the firm's hosted CRM software is meant to work better with Office and use the latest Web technology
Worms dodge Internet sensors
News Internet sensor networks such as the SANS Internet Storm Center rely on their own invisibilty to be effective, but researchers now say it is possible to map their locations
IBM gives silicon germanium chips a speed boost
News Performance breakthrough could lead to mobile device with longer battery life and more functionality
