Previous DayNominet takes domain tasting off the menu
News The .uk registry has vowed to crack down on registrars who are guilty of unfair business practices
Leaked document highlights NHS IT flaws
News The NHS would have been better off without its multi-billion pound IT upgrade, according to an internal document published over the weekend
Do BT customers get satisfaction?
News Following a drubbing by members of a consumer advocacy group, BT says its own research shows much higher levels of broadband customer satisfaction
'No mobiles' to replace 'no smoking' signs on planes
News Airlines are planning to ditch outdated no smoking signs above seats in favour of mobile phone warnings, as trials of in-flight mobiles services begin
Leopard unveiling expected at Apple confab
News Steve Jobs is expected to demonstrate highlights of the latest Mac OS X at this year’s WWDC, and many Apple watchers are predicting a new Intel-based box
Dell looks back at 25 years of the PC
Q&A Michael Dell, founder of the PC giant, reflects on the first quarter-century of the IBM personal computer
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Friday 4/08/2006 Meanwhile, Microsoft's efforts to become a player in the online services game stumble on, with a relaunch of MSN Spaces as Windows Live Spaces having plenty of teething problems....
Open source scores in higher education
News A report shows widespread enthusiasm for open source software in colleges and universities but a lack of clear support from the top
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Comment A week topped and tailed by Microsoft blunders, with a tasty filling of Viking porn, viral vicars and vapid VoIP. Get stuck in!
Legitimate P2P to be unclogged
News A service developed for ISPs and content distributors promises to make it easier to distribute software packages and large movie files over the Web
Broadband growth tumbles
News Is the broadband boom reaching the end of the road?
Google launches malware warnings
News Search giant is alerting users if they visit a site suspected of hosting malicious code
Wikipedia vows to improve quality
News Jimmy Wales has explained how the 'free culture' movement will boost quality, and try to keep the idiots out
Security risks of e-passports exposed
News Experts at the Black Hat show have demonstrated that RFID tags in passports and smart cards can be copied easily
Black Hat researcher hacks Vista
News Microsoft's upcoming operating system may not be quite as secure as we'd hoped
