Previous DayOpen source reshaping the services market
Feature Builder: The services market associated with enterprise computing is being shaken up massively by the rise of open source software
Zend sharpens PHP's enterprise focus
News Builder: The company which was founded by the creators of PHP has released a new tool set which it claims should simplify administration of PHP servers on corporate networks
AOL boosts Web storage
News In an apparent attempt to bring in more Web users, AOL has increased the amount of online storage space it offers customers to 100MB
FOAM dives into open source waters
News Builder: The developers of the FOAM software for simulating fluid flow have made the project open source
Business Objects patent case gets go-ahead
News Builder: The software maker's case against MicroStrategy for alleged infringement of a 2001 patent has been given the green light by an American federal appeals court
Scottish Executive shuns e-services
News Online services for registering births and deaths could be vulnerable to fraud, warns the Scottish Executive
Skype 'to seriously cut into telcos' profitability'
News Skype's VoIP business model will lead to all voice calls being free, and the profitability of incumbent telcos dropping significantly, according to a recent study
SanDisk flashes new USB-compatible card
News A new card that can plug into both Secure Digitial card slots and USB ports without the need for adaptors has been shown off by SanDisk
Winner: Axis wireless Webcam competition
News If your name's not on the list, or you forgot to enter, then don't worry as you could still win one of the other cool prizes on offer
Post Office tackles UK telcos
News The Post Office has launched a domestic telephony service but the plan has been rubbished by analysts. A broadband product may still follow, however
Russia's cybercrime-fighting Bond villain
Q&A Antivirus guru Eugene Kaspersky says criminals are responsible for an increasing amount of malware
Gates fights gremlins at CES
Video Bill Gates ran into more a fair number of problems while demonstrating Windows XP Media Center at CES - this video showcases some of his bloopers
Microsoft calls in police over employee 'abuse' of discount programme
News Seven Microsoft IT support staff have been fired for allegedly abusing the company's cut-price software scheme
LG eyes corporate mobile phone users
Video South Korean electronics maker LG Electronics shows off its new VX8000 cellular phone, which acts as a combination camera, DSL modem and MP3 player
Hitachi increases drive capacity
News The Japanese hardware behemoth's storage division has unveiled upgrades to its minidrives, which are to be targeted at mobiles, as well as to its standard-size drives
IBM accused of trademark infringement
News Brief: IBM could be forced to apologise over adverts it ran in China
Spammers 'hit schools with DoS attacks'
News The UK education sector is struggling to cope with the power wielded by today's spammers, claims one security firm
RTFM: How to manage documentation
Feature There is an art to effectively making determinations about the value of process documentation, and in the process, transforming a potential scourge into a possible blessing
Companies' $180m email storage bill
News Brief: Fears of compliance legislation are driving companies to spend many millions of dollars archiving their email mountains
SEC raises tensions at the Googleplex
News Securities and Exchange Commission filings from over 10% of the company's employees have apparently laid the groundwork for dissent in the ranks
Firefox: The ultimate test for open source?
Leader The adoption of the Mozilla Foundation's browser by millions of non-technical users could be the biggest test yet of open source development
Politicians demand fresh start for patent directive
News More than 60 MEPs from 13 countries have asked the EU to go back to the drawing board on the software patent directive
Demon Internet founder trial postponed
News The trial of Demon Internet's founder, accused of blackmail and email intercepting, has been put back
Winners: D-Link wireless router kit competition
News If your name's not on the list, or you forgot to enter, then don't worry as you could still win one of the other cool prizes on offer
Check Point InterSpect 610
Review Although it's beyond the means of most small businesses, InterSpect is worth consideration by larger enterprises concerned about growing internal threats to their networks.
Big Blue acquires SRD
News In its seventh information-management related acquisition in under four years, IBM has bought SRD software, and plans to integrate the company's software into its business intelligence tools line
Standard tries to unlock USB keys' potential
News A standard for application hosting on USB drives has been created by a Californian company and is already being backed by software makers
Intel: Software radios will rule the wireless waves
News WiMax, ultrawideband and other wireless connections will be vital to the processors of the future, says Craig Barrett
Microsoft readies Windows update
News Redmond is to issue three 'critical' patches as part of its monthly software patching cycle
Exploit code increases threat of IE flaws
News A security firm has warned that exploit code has been released which shows hackers how to exploit previously reported flaws in IE - even XP SP2 users are not safe, and Microsoft does not yet have a...
