Previous DayGovernment gives new life to tech tax break
News 100 percent capital allowances for small businesses investing in IT will be extended for a further year
Mobiles to get Dreamcast-like 3D video
News Chipmaker TI has become the latest company to license the PowerVR graphics architecture, once used in Sega's Dreamcast and now heading for handheld computers and mobile phones
Asian Webcast will be better than DVD
News Microsoft, Intel and Hewlett-Packard will be involved in a high-tech Webcast which will offer viewers a high-definition 1280x720 picture with surround-sound
Dedicated Windows OS for 64-bit AMD
News Microsoft has announced it will launch special versions of Windows Server 2003 and XP for the forthcoming 64-bit AMD Opteron and Athlon processors
TiVo upgrade sets up streaming network
News A software upgrade allows TiVo users to access and distribute content stored on Macs and PCs - but only in the US
NTL 128Kbps product 'not broadband'
News The advertising watchdog has ruled that NTL's use of 'broadband' to promote its cable Internet service is misleading, even though it complies with Oftel's definition of the technology
New group aims at universal security
News AMD, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intel and Microsoft are partners in the new Trusted Computing Group, geared to creating more secure hardware and software for PCs and other devices
Virgin Mobile expands customer support
News Virgin Mobile is hoping to improve its customer support service by opening a new call centre in the North of England
Spam growth increases during March
News March was another bumper month for spam. The latest figures reveal a continued increase in the amount of unsolicited email traffic
New Palm will feature Wi-Fi and camera
News The latest Palm handheld devices are expected to feature a camera, wireless networking and Intel processors
Design a Win2K infrastructure with this download
Feature When designing a Windows 2000 network, you should make detailed plans for your configuration before you deploy the first server. This free download will help you select and document your...
Government and industry join in scheme for IT skills
News E-Skills UK, which has just been licensed under a new government programme, is calling for employers to provide badly-needed IT training for millions of workers
AT&T teams with Siebel for CRM push
News Both AT&T and Siebel Systems have suffered significantly during the economic downturn. They are hoping that by teaming up, their fortunes will change
Support grows for rural DSL alternative
News Intel, Nokia and Fujitsu have joined the WiMax forum, an organisation that promotes 802.16a, a long-distance, high-bandwidth wireless standard that would cost less to deploy than either DSL or Cable
Windows 2003: Could the crusade backfire?
Comment Peter Judge: Microsoft's religion is one where products are good and services are a sin. But a big server product launch could alienate the very souls it wants to convert
Weigh up .Net features and functionality
Feature .Net Architects have more responsibility to deliver a solution that matches their functionality with the revenue or savings they provide
Start-up introduces pricy terabit routers
News The new products from Procket Networks beat competitors such as Cisco to the market, but some doubt whether buyers will be lining up
Activist claims victory over spammer
News In an unusual case, an alleged spammer took a US Webmaster to court to protect his privacy - and lost
Philips adds streaming media to DVD recorders
News A new reference design adds broadband connectivity, MPEG-4 and DivX to high-end DVD recorders, highlighting a growing interest in PC media formats in the consumer electronics world
Sun shines on AMD's Opteron chip
News The server maker is likely to use AMD's 64-bit chip in upcoming products, a good sign for AMD and a further signal of Sun's shift in attitude toward the x86 world
