Previous DayNew Babylonia virus mutates inside a computer
News New virus can download anything onto your computer
Unmetered access to benefit techno-phobes most
News Too good to be true... Consumers give mixed response to unmetered access announcement
Industry says unmetered access too expensive
News Unmetered dial-up access good first step, now let's see the price drop says industry
Markets fall in love with Linux
News Linus Torvalds may have the Midas touch -- Wall Street expects the gift of gold from upcoming Linux IPOs. But is the niche already full?
Nuggets: Flash thoughts from Panasonic
News If you consider yourself far too digitally savvy to use a pen and paper to jot down your wildest fantasies then take a look at these.
BT offers unmetered access - finally
News Unmetered access for dial-up users arrives in Britain next spring
News Burst: Latest spec for Bluetooth
News Bluetooth spec has been upgraded, one week after Microsoft joins up
Microsoft wins high-level security rating
News After more than a year, Microsoft obtains the NSA's key C2 rating for NT 4.0
RealNetworks adds ads to RealPlayer
News Companies may take advantage of the new advertising space, but are consumers ready for yet more product pitches?
News Burst: GSM security cracked
News Use a GSM phone? Security has been compromised
Vodafone announces GPRS dates
News The UK's Vodafone has announced that it will begin upgrading its GSM network to GPRS early next year.
DoJ filing hits MS on four counts
News The DoJ and 19 states offer their conclusions on how Microsoft's business practices broke the law. But they stop short of recommending remedies.
ExploreZip virus mauls London company
News Explorezip hits London firm. Anti-Virus experts say get updates regularly
CallNet launches MailTV
News Email on the box... it's hereAs revealed by ZDNet News last month, CallNet -- the ISP which bought free access to UK users -- announced roll out of its MailTV service Monday.
HP readies OpenView tool for NT
News Hewlett-Packard is broadening the scope of its OpenView IT/Operations enterprise management tool with a new version that supports Windows NT
CE faces a fight
Comment About the only real hope for windows CE now, is that Palm Computing makes the same mistake Microsoft made -- and fails to watch its main rival.
