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News Figures from chip designer ARM shed light on outlook of troubled high-tech manufacturers
Homepage virus: How to prevent it
News At the time of posting there were no virus updates available for the Homepage worm, but there a number of simple steps you can take to help protect yourself
Casio puts Windows and Linux on a laptop
News Best of both worlds? Users can run Windows ME to power most applications, but can switch to Linux to play MP3 tunes or read certain files
US braces itself for 'Homepage' worm
News Situation may get worse as the US wakes up, say experts
Home Office may criminalise chatroom 'grooming'
News Home Office backtracks on its argument that UK laws exist to protect children online
IR35 campaigners hit the road
News A series of roadshows will help IT contractors learn how to cope with the Inland Revenue
Cisco unveils grisly details of $2.25bn write-off
News The wicked combination of the dot-com implosion and the deteriorating worldwide economic conditions finally caught up with the data networking equipment maker
You can teach a dog new tricks
News Especially if it's a Sony Aibo, and you've bought the new software. You can even make your e-pet a snazzy new colour
Homepage worm spreads quicker than Lovebug
News An email worm that purports to contain a link for the next cult Internet homepage appears to be spreading faster than the Lovebug virus
News Roundup: Chipmakers battle it out at NetWorld+Interop
News Guy Kewney reports from NetWorld+Interop in Las Vegas where Transmeta raised its sights as Intel's Craig Barrett put in a poor performance
Microsoft sets Windows XP launch date
News The next version of the Windows desktop operating system will ship on 25 October, but server versions could still face delays
Intel chief fails to impress
News Intel chief executive Craig Barrett is no match for his predecessor, says Guy Kewney
Microsoft: MOM knows best
News At NetWorld+Interop in Las Vegas, Microsoft Operations Manager 2000 takes control of Solaris and Linux servers
High-tech women blow marriage for job
News Life on the shelf for single bright emailers
Performance, not power saving
Comment A lot of low-power notebooks will hit the European markets this year, all with non-Intel chips in them, all giving eight hours of battery life -- or more -- and all as powerful as you would want....
Hitachi's storage makeover gets closer
News Three-quarters of Hitachi's income last year came from selling storage units, making its transformation from a mainframe business about done
Xeon server chips delayed
News A chip packaging flaw leads Intel to hold back the release of Foster - its first ever Xeon processor based on Pentium 4 - until the end of May
Napster crackdown drives away fans
News Now that Napster is blocking more songs, file-swappers are deserting the service and heading back underground. Has the peer-to-peer revolution been crushed?
NEC-Mitsubishi LCD monitor prices cut by a third
News The price gap between CRT and LCD monitors gets narrower
A Year Ago: Cybersnooping Bill through House of Commons
News First published: Tue, 09 May 2000 17:03:57 GMT
Hercules 3D Prophet 4500
Review A good performer for the price, although the lack of T&L may put some buyers off.
