Previous DayNvidia NV30 pursues raw speed
News The NV30, Nvidia's next sally into the graphics processing wars, will go for raw clock speed, the company says: it will need it to carry out a much more complex processing load
Information commissioner leaves post empty
News Elizabeth France has left her post early to champion consumer complaints against telcos. Her departure leaves the UK without a privacy tsar until December
Teleworking booms in Europe
News There are now twice as many teleworkers in Europe than there were three years ago, but the EU still lags behind the US
Transmeta chief: 'We're years ahead of Intel'
News Chief executive Matthew Perry thinks Transmeta can hold off Intel in the mobile processor market
Fiorina: HP can fend off Dell
News Dell is moving into the printer market through a deal with Lexmark, but the HP chief executive is confident that HP can cope with the competition
Putting IT people out to pasture
News Pensions - when the good times rolled, how much did you put into managed funds?
Improve TCP/IP performance in W2K registry
Feature Windows 2000's automatic TCP/IP settings aren't always the best choices for network performance. See how you can tweak a Win2K Server's registry to optimise TCP/IP
Netscape 7: Nice, but I'll still stay with IE
Comment David Coursey: Netscape 7 has officially shipped, but my opinion of it hasn't changed. The new browser has some really cool features, including a nifty tabbed interface, but they're not enough to...
AOL challenges BT's 'no-frills' broadband
News The price of its broadband offering has dropped, but AOL says it offers users much more than BT's similarly priced package
Microsoft: Users may have to pay for security
News RSA 2002: Microsoft is considering charging for additional security options, and admits it didn't move on security until customers were ready to pay for it
Lindows PC launches in UK
News The Linux operating system is now available in Britain on a £250 PC from a UK reseller, and ZDNet UK has the first review
Microsoft polishing .Net Server software
News Microsoft is putting the finishing touches on the second release candidate, or near-final testing version, of Windows .Net Server 2003, sources said
Road map for successful Web services
Feature Before adopting any new technology, companies need to know how and when it will improve the bottom line. Follow these steps to improve the ROI on a Web services project
Palm Zire
Review Palm’s inexpensive and ultra-basic Zire lowers the entry-level bar for handhelds. However, the price needs to drop even further if it's to become a compelling purchase for first-time buyers.
Vocera puts Wi-Fi on your collar
News The wireless telephone system uses badges on shirt collars rather than handsets, which Vocera says will be useful in warehouses or hospitals
Improve Linux security
Feature Although Linux's native support for networking services is part of the OS's appeal, these services can also create a security risk. Stop unnecessary network services
Have we reached the end of IT history?
Comment Peter Judge: The leaders of the flagships of the UK's IT industry admit that technology just isn't magic any more.
RentACoder: eBay for contractors?
News What do you get when you cross help-wanted ads with an online auction site? RentACoder is a new contract development Web site providing services that take some of the hassles out of contract work
Government confirms one million broadband connections
News A three-fold increase in broadband subscribers since the start of 2002 is good news all round, says Stephen Timms
Siebel expands partnership with HP, BEA
News The software company is to step up a joint marketing and technology development initiative with partner Hewlett-Packard
Trustworthy Computing - could try harder
Feature Eight months ago, Bill Gates launched Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative to improve security and win public trust. This report card grades the company's progress toward these goals
Amazon chief: We'll make $1bn a quarter
News The chief executive of the e-commerce giant is bullish about his company's prospects - and believes that selling second-hand goods is key to its success
Sony folds all-in-one 'W' PC into US lineup
News The sleek, folding computer from Japan makes its way across the Pacific in a new configuration
ATI speeds up memory chips
News A new design updates DDR memory to handle speeds of up to 800MHz
Apple's .Mac service goes down again
News A second service glitch hits Apple's Web services offering as the Mac maker tries to persuade users to pay up
New Intel chipsets pump up PCs
News Intel-based PCs will support faster memory and improved graphics performance
RIM updates BlackBerry server software
News The wireless email device maker says its new software makes BlackBerry easier to deploy. But wireless synchronisation will have to wait
Bugbear to set new virus record
News The virus is spreading a bit more slowly than last week, but is still on track to become the most prolific to date
IBM upgrades Unix software
News New version of AIX adds partitioning potential to IBM's Unix servers
