Previous DayAudi makes Bluetooth call
News The car maker has done a deal with Cambridge Silicon Radio to put Bluetooth-enabled car phones in its new models
Sony CLIE PEG-NX70V
Review The NX70V is arguably the fastest, slickest and most functional Palm-based handheld available. However, it's a lot to carry around.
Enterprise technology -- the twenty year leap
Feature The last 20 years have seen technology sweep through the enterprise. What will happen in the next 20 years?
Microsoft keyboard shows Bluetooth gaps
News Thinking of getting a wireless keyboard and mouse? Microsoft may just have the answer with its new Bluetooth desktop, but there are still problems with interoperability
Welcome to the new IT crisis
Comment Marc Andreessen: Information technology has to undertake a fundamental shift in the way it runs, but it won't happen overnight.
NHS rolls out mammoth email system
News The UK's largest employer is rolling out a new email and directory service - one of the largest corporate email services in the world
Insecure networks targeted by paedophiles
News Companies who neglect the security of their IT systems could unwittingly be hosting pay-per-view child pornography, according to Britain's National Hi-Tech Crime Unit
You can spell Web services without .Net
Feature For better or worse, the words "Web services" and ".Net" seem inseparable; it's become hard to have a conversation about one without mentioning the other
Microsoft unveils guides to Windows
News Microsoft on Tuesday released blueprints designed to help technology managers install Windows more efficiently and at a lower cost
Countdown begins for Bluetooth
News Timing is crucial for Bluetooth's success, an industry leader will tell developers this week - if it takes more than five minutes to set up a connection, the technology is doomed
Making sense of remote access
Feature Sort out the differences between PAP, CHAP, EAP, MPPE, and a host of other protocols that make up the alphabet soup of remote access
Software rivals ready business tools
News PeopleSoft and Microsoft are both set to ship new releases of applications designed to help businesses manage their customer relationships
New inbox rules should cut spam
Comment Nigel Miller: Nigerian scams will ignore the EU rules, but legitimate businesses should take note and consider their use of email promotions.
Enterprise IM?
Feature Instant messaging is often characterised as a frivolous application used mostly by home users. But its business use has increased dramatically in the past year, thanks to a plethora of IM features...
ISPs buckle under copyright cases
News Some ISPs can tell which movie is about to be released just by looking at the complaints they receive from the studios. As the problem grows, ISPs are seeking immunity from prosecution
Sklyarov takes the stand in DMCA trial
News The Russian programmer arrested and jailed in July 2001 over software that can crack Adobe's eBooks has testified for the defence in the first major test of the controversial copyright law
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth
Review Despite some installation glitches and evidence of keyboard driver instability, the Wireless Optical Desktop for Bluetooth is a pleasure to use. Cable clutter is reduced and mobility significantly...
German government warns on Palladium costs
News The German Ministry of Economics and Labour has warned that adoption of Microsoft's Palladium technology by federal agency could be expensive
AMD plans to remain thorn in Intel's side
News The chipmaker intends to keep up the pressure on its local rival Intel with its next-generation processors
Microsoft expected to offer Linux software
News An influential analyst firm predicts that Microsoft will offer Web services and server software based on Linux within the next few years
Geeks push for second-level domain
News Internet professionals in New Zealand want their own second-level domain, geek.nz, as a way of deploying experimental services
Tech spending could rise in 2003
News Servers are high on the hardware shopping list for next year, but even with budgets expanding, most see 2003 as 'a year of IT cost containment'
Alleged DeCSS hacker faces two years
News Norway is prosecuting a teen for allegedly violating a law that bans the circumvention of a computer security system without permission: He wanted to watch his own DVD on his own PC
P2P service seeks corporate swaps
News Kontiki, the prominent post-Napster peer-to-peer company, is aiming its content-delivery technology at a new market
Office 11 gains developer tools
News Microsoft has debuted a product for customising Office 11 applications based on its Visual Studio programming environment
