Previous DayRed Hat releases Enterprise Linux update
News The Enterprise Linux 3 Update 3 fixes bugs and adds security features, says Red Hat
Hitachi releases high-end storage device
News Virtualisation is hot on the menu as Hitachi Data Systems launches its latest piece of enterprise storage
Brewer puts Wi-Fi on tap
News Britain's oldest brewer is rolling out Wi-Fi in some of its drinking establishments
Flash rivals to create USB drive standard
News The two biggest purveyors of flash-based storage are to team up to create a standard for a new generation of USB flash drives
Ofcom must take VoIP seriously
Leader It's high time the telecoms regulator forced operators to provide decent Internet telephony services
First 'warspamming' case reaches court
News A landmark case in America could establish that spammers really do take advantage of insecure wireless networks
Programmer turns Gmail into blogging tool
News Builder: Gallina turns Gmail into a blogging tool - but has the writer missed a trick?
SugarCRM hopes support will sweeten open-source package
News The 'Linux of CRM' is launching a subscription-based service package
How to stop your data leaking
Feature Information getting outside your network or your company can be an expensive error - but there are simple ways to close up some of the gaps
UK Mac users get 3G option
News Several months after the release of its PC data card for 3G/GPRS roaming, Vodafone has launched a Mac-compatible version
HP iPAQ Pocket PC h6340
Review Although bulky, HP's iPAQ h6340 offers strong performance and plenty of high-end features for professionals seeking an all-in-one handheld/mobile phone.
IT departments being passed the security buck
News Survey: The responsibility for ensuring the security of business information is often being handed over to IT rather than managed from the top
Samsung puts hard drive in a mobile
News The 'world's first' mobile phone with a built-in hard drive has been unveiled. Would it push the iPod out of your pocket?
Blue Gene unfolds at Japan lab
News A Japanese Lab has bought a Blue Gene/L supercomputer as IBM continues to take the hardware beyond the research phrase and turn it into a product for customers
Macromedia starts the meter on Web conferencing
News Breeze will from today be available for pay-as-you-go Web conferencing, in addition to the existing subscription models
