Previous DaySiemens claims gigabit wireless breakthrough
News The next generation of wireless data is taking shape in Siemen's Munich laboratories
Shock as docs say laptops stop tots
News Research says they're bad for breeding, but the managing director of one laptop maker says he is looking forward to reproducing successfully in the future
JBoss eyes front-end technologies
News Builder: In the next stage in the company's strategy to build an open-source stack, it has said it may start developing a web application framework
Organised crime's grip on the Net 'is tightening'
News With zombie networks on sale for just $300 and some hackers stealing tens of millions of dollars, professional criminals really are a growing threat online
mmO2 'super' 3G due next summer
News The Isle of Man's first 3G network was never used commercially, but the island's e-business minister has high hopes for its successor
Words of wisdom from LG's 'foolish' old man
Q&A Asian Tech Dragons: SS Kim, LG Electronics' CEO, explains why he thinks a 30 percent efficiency gain is easier to achieve than a 5 percent one and provides other insights into his business strategy
Malware authors mixing a lethal cocktail
News Security vulnerabilities will very soon be exploited within hours of their discovery, experts fear
Chinese cybercops 'nailing virus writers'
News European police aren't good enough at fighting virtual crime and should learn from China, says Kaspersky Labs
Netsky tops 2004 virus charts
News Representing just under a quarter of all virus incidents, Netsky-P easily topped Sophos' virus charts this year, which also showed that the rate of virus creation is increasing
Making an open-source living, part 2
Feature Builder: Steven Noels, a Belgian consultant and member of the Apache Software Foundation claims running a business based on open-source software is possible
Nokia ups mobile market predictions
News There will be two billion mobile phones in use worldwide by 2006, according to Nokia, thanks to strong growth in highly populated countries
Green activist slams government's teleworking policy
News Jonathon Porritt, ex-director of Friends of the Earth, has criticised government reports on teleworking as 'tokenist'
Telco regulator to give ICSTIS teeth
News It's time for a crackdown on premium-rate dialling scams, according to Ofcom
Sun CEO taken in by Photoshop
News Oracle OpenWorld: While busy taking swipes at his hosts, Scott McNealy fell victim to an Internet myth, using a faked photo he believed to be real to illustrate a point in his keynote
Oracle fails to face the future
Leader Oracle is stuck in last year while the future is impatiently waiting to happen. Time to move on
Home PCs need thinning out
News Security, reliability and usability are desperately lacking in unmanaged PCs. Disaster - or business opportunity?
£300m local savings from e-government
News The much-maligned e-government programme seems to have met with some success of late, with two reports predicting massive cost savings from it
PalmSource makes Linux acquisition
News The makers of PalmOS have announced plans to acquire China MobileSoft that should put Linux front-and-centre in the company's development plans
Linux users warned over GNOME attack
News A graphics-handling based security flaw has been exposed in the GDE, which could allow machines to be compromised
Multi-platform phishing exploit uncovered
News A top security firm has revealed a new phishing method that manipulates the content of pop-up windows, and has attacked browser makers for failing to deal with it
Ellison leads by example
News Oracle OpenWorld: In what could be a brave attempt to improve his company's environmental policies, the Oracle boss has led from the front by recycling his speech from last year's conference
McNealy takes pricing fight to Oracle
News Oracle OpenWorld: Sun's chief executive has used his keynote at Oracle's OpenWorld conference in San Francisco to take a number of very public swipes at the database giant's pricing policy
