Previous DayBulldog joins the pack with premium broadband
News Value-added services are a major broadband battle ground, and Bulldog isn't risking being left in the dog house
Weather sites ride heat wave
News Weather Web sites in the UK saw traffic levels rise almost as fast as the mercury on Wednesday
Software makers gear up for Athlon 64
News AMD is expecting plenty of 'techno lust' for its new chip, due out at the end of next month
Camera phone offers view with a zoom
News The latest handsets from Siemens and Sharp show that camera phones are continuing to develop
IBM opens new front in Linux legal war
News IBM has filed a lawsuit against SCO, as the Linux-copyright wrangle grows increasingly tortuous
ActiveX add-on makes file-swappers pay
News Kokopelli Networks thinks it has the solution to file-sharing copyrighted content, but it is still far from clear whether P2P networks will sign up, and whether users are willing to pay the price
Microsoft's platform strategist speaks out on Linux
Q&A Martin Taylor, Microsoft's newly appointed general manager for platform strategies, explains how his company can counter the open-source argument
New wireless standard gets green light
News The next generation of digital entertainment products will run off a new wireless networking standard completed this week
China and India power Asian growth
News Asia Pacific is set to become the world's fastest growing region in economic terms, thanks partly to technology manufacturing and services outsourcing
Aussie Internet ID plan draws scorn
News An plan to require identity checks for Australian email users has been branded 'ludicrous'
Ex-Intel worker pleads guilty to trying to help Taliban
News A former Intel engineer has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and attempting to travel to Afghanistan to enlist against the US
Japan’s broadband total tops 10 million
News The number of broadband subscribers in Japan has passed the 10-million barrier
When three-factor security isn't enough
Feature Does Priva-Tech's fourth factor of security really exist, or is it just a cleverly disguised version of one of the other three factors?
SGI has powerful Linux system in pipeline
News SGI will turbocharge its largest Linux system to 128 processors
Google expands advertising programme
News Google's self-service advertising programme is to allow greater customisation by its small business users
Microsoft mistakenly grants testers full access
News Beta testers gained access to discussions on all of Microsoft's products this week rather than being limited to the specific software they were testing
Open-source group lobbies for members
News LinuxWorld: A new trade group has been set up to push open-source interests in Washington
Linux wrangle 'will be forgotten'
News LinuxWorld: An IBM executive says the Linux legal furore will eventually be consigned to history
Ear is the news
Comment Headsets are the future of communication and computing - but why do they have to look so dumb?
AT&T sets up online software shop
News The telecommunications company is selling 40,000 software titles from its new downloads site
Pocket CoPilot 3.5
Review Excellent spoken and visual driving instructions make Pocket CoPilot our GPS navigation system of choice for iPAQ handhelds.
Intel faces surprise tax bill
News The US Internal Revenue Service is demanding Intel pay another $600m in tax for 1999 and 2000, though the chipmaker is disputing the decision
Gloom lifts on IT spending
News New sectors will push to the forefront of IT spending during the next four years, according to IDC
