Previous DayPhotos: BenQ Mobile launch
Photo CeBIT: Check out some of BenQ Mobile's new phones, and more, from the first day of action at CeBIT 2006
T-Mobile to fire up Euro HSDPA network
News CeBIT: It may be just a few months before T-Mobile's UK users can sample a Super 3G service
SunGard opens first major data centre in London City
News SunGard has officially opened a major new data centre, and is offering customers the promise of extremely high resiliency
The future for Ultrawideband
Q&A IDF: The director of Intel's Communications Technology Lab talks about the future of UltraWideBand
Home Office: Immigration points system 'will benefit UK'
News The points-based system has been cautiously welcomed by industry and experts
Windows Live Search about to go live
News What will soon be Microsoft's only search brand should go live in beta today
Intel details high-speed wireless plans
News IDF: 802.11n will feature in Centrino's successor, and future chipsets look set to benefit from a unified Wi-Fi/WiMax chip
VMware predicts a virtualised world
News Once you've been bitten by the virtualisation bug, VMware reckons it will change the way you run your data centre
BenQ Mobile kicks off CeBIT with six phones
Preview Six new phones from BenQ Mobile, including a Windows Mobile 5 smartphone with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, get the CeBIT 2006 show on the road.
BenQ lands mobile deal with Google
News CeBIT: Fresh from its takeover of Siemens' mobile arm, BenQ is planning to offer Google search applications on some phones
Photos: Origami prototypes on parade at IDF
Photo IDF: Are these two tablet devices the future of ultra-portable computing? Microsoft would like to think so
Microsoft fires up the Vista marketing machine
News Prepare to be hit with a barrage of marketing as Microsoft releases more details of its plans to recreate the hype of Windows 95
Microsoft: Office '10 years ahead' of OpenOffice
News Open source advocates defend OpenOffice as a Microsoft executive argues it is 10 years out of date
Fresh Mac hacking competition launched
News After a privilege escalation vulnerability brought the previous competition to an abrupt and early finish, a harder one has been set up
Averill may give business PCs a boost
News IDF: New chipsets will support virtualisation, and also allow an you to repair system failures remotely
Quad-core processors get an airing
News IDF: The 65-nm Clovertown and Kentsfield chips may help Intel to recover market share from a resurgent AMD
Intel shows off Origami-like prototypes
News IDF: Working Ultra Mobile PCs have gone on display, but a battery life of just 15 minutes indicates that much more work is needed
