Previous DayAnalysts call for clearer Windows roadmap
News When will Service Pack 2, Longhorn or 'Windows XP Reloaded' appear? Customers and developers need to know, argue industry analysts
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Friday 5/03/2004Another week gone, another thundering great slab of grade-A entertainment from the boys at SCO -- a week in which they sued two huge American companies over minor contractual...
Creator 7
Review Roxio's Creator 7 offers the most comprehensive and well-integrated suite of CD- and DVD-burning tools on the market.
European ICT market 'has turned the corner'
News Outsourcing and telecommunications will drive Europe down the road to recovery with Britain leading the way, analysts predict. But don't expect another boom anytime soon
Lindows to sell cut-price Linux via P2P
News The Linux firm says it will sell its operating system over file-sharing networks for half its normal price
Dell W1700 17in. LCD TV
Review This versatile LCD compromises both computer and TV sources, but an attractive price makes its moderate picture quality easier to bear.
Psion shareholder seeks to stymie Symbian sale
News An investment group holding 13 percent of Psion is the first to announce its opposition to the controversial sale of Psion's stake in Symbian
Dell chooses new chief
News Michael Dell will hand the chief executive title to his deputy in July
Antivirus firm improves security after emailing virus
News F-Secure says users will no longer be able to submit attachments to its mailing list, after copies of a virus were forwarded to customers
Motorola fights on in ultrawideband battle
Interview Motorola says that Intel's proposed ultrawideband standard risks poisoning the market, but there is an alternative
Microsoft seeks better friends
News A research project called Inner Circle sifts out the contacts that users communicate with the most
Microsoft email 'misunderstood' - SCO
News SCO has denied the implications of a leaked email that link Microsoft to investments in the company
Computer Associates buys SCO's Linux licence
News SCO has signed up another three companies, including Computer Associates, to licences for the intellectual property it claims in Linux
Hidden text reveals SCO's original target
News Metadata in a Microsoft Word document shows that SCO initially planned to launch its Linux lawsuit against a different heavyweight defendant
