nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4600
Review Hard-core gamers will want cards based on the leading-edge GeForce Ti 4600 chip. Anyone else should wait until prices drop or buy one of the less expensive GeForce4 models.
Code-eating software battles it out in P2P arena
News Terrarium is a peer-to-peer game in which competitors write code designed to propagate around the Internet eating other code
Sugar lumps more features into e-m@iler
News The latest e-m@iler phone adds Web browsing, a games console and a credit-card reader to the emailing features of the original
Q&A: Steve Ballmer - trust Microsoft
News Microsoft's chief executive says his company must work harder, smarter and more effectively to earn the public's trust
AMD adds Alchemy to its chip arsenal
News AMD is to acquire the maker of MIPS-based chips to boost its own position in the portable computing devices market
Child porn cases on the rise in Ireland
News Reports of indecent images of children on the Web are steadily increasing in Ireland, with 2001 set to have double the number of 2000
Historic ICL name to go in April
News The IT industry loses a well-known name when the one-time flagship of British computing becomes Fujitsu Services on 2 April
GeForce4 more than twice the speed of GeForce3
News Benchmarks show that some components of the new GeForce4 graphics chips run up to 115 percent faster than their predecessors, but not all systems will reap the benefits
Select committee told that BT must lose local loop
News Cable & Wireless insist that making BT demerge its local telephone exchanges would benefit the UK telecoms industry, including BT itself
Nvidia splits PC market with new chips
News Nvidia's GeForce4 takes the company into the midlevel PC market for the first time, and a mobile chip will also be launched on Wednesday
128MB Radeon 8500 announced
News ATI's update to the Radeon 8500 means more memory, new drivers, and a lower-priced performance card to compete with Nvidia's Ti 200
Software giants unite for Web services
News Conflicting standards for Web services are a source of potential confusion - but a new consortium aims to help different systems work together
Nvidia's GeForce4: First tests
News The GeForce4 gives gamers and 3D graphics professionals a huge boost over Nvidia's previous graphics processors, according to ZDNet benchmarks. A ZDNet UK News Focus
HP snubbed over blade server standards call
News HP is trying to push CompactPCI as a standard for blade servers, but the rest of the industry says it's the wrong technology for the job
Morpheus denies security breach
News Following recent reports of a hole allowing hackers to see users' personal data, Morpheus argues that its file-sharing program is safe
HP, Compaq set dates for merger vote
News Hewlett-Packard and Compaq have named the dates for their shareholders to vote on the proposed merger
My plan for how to stamp out spam
Comment Spam is strangling the Internet. Why? Because spammers can send millions of messages for free.
Watch out! 2002 could be the year of the Trojan horse
Comment Robert Vamosi predicts this year you'll see more and more Trojan horses infecting computers around the world, as hackers get bored with Web site break-ins. How can you protect yourself? Use...
Fake HP goods seized in China
News The computer giant reveals that counterfeit products have been seized on a large scale in China in a series of police raids
DivXNetworks gives piracy the boot
News DivXNetworks is moving away from its bootlegging past and into legal compression formats for movies
Rational tool doesn't play favourites
News Rational's latest development tool works with software from Microsoft, IBM and Sun
Five years ago: Intel's Grove: UK must use IT better
News Intel chief Andrew Grove told 1,000 UK IT managers at Islington's Business Design Centre in London to make better use of fast networks and existing standards and technologies



