Previous DayFaster broadband a hit for Bulldog
News Unbundled broadband is typically faster than services offered by ISPs reselling BT broadband services, and early evidence indicates that users are warming to it
Mozilla browser to learn from surfing habits
News The latest test version of the open-source browser is inviting users to improve features by submitting their surfing data
Microsoft rebuilds .Net tools
News Microsoft is to highlight new products in the Visual Studio.Net line at a developer conference, including built-in Web services capabilities
Terahertz camera takes snapshot of the future
News A new area of remote sensing and communication is opening up, thanks to groundbreaking technology from the European Space Agency
Intel overclocking guide
Feature Why overclock a processor? To get more use out of old and obsolete equipment, for one reason. This article examines why you'd want to overclock a CPU and how to do it for the Intel Celeron and P4...
More ISPs 'to impose download limits'
News With broadband networks increasingly 'swamped' by P2P traffic, experts predict that by the end of the year most ISPs will limit how much data users can download
Sun releases UK blade prices, defends SPARC
News Sun Microsystems, with blade servers using SPARC and Intel, aims to be a tech inventor as well as providing cheaper products
Opera raises curtain on mobile browsing
News A new version of Opera's Web browser, with revamped small-screen rendering technology, is due to debut next week
Will congestion charging boost teleworking?
News Videoconferencing services report a doubling in demand and attribute that in part to the ever-increasing pain and expense of commuting into London
Spyware hits one-third of European businesses
News Companies believe they are are vulnerable to hacking and virus threats from peer-to-peer downloads and instant messaging according to a European survey
Go the extra mile -- secure Windows admin account
Feature Here's a look at the steps you can take to manage access to the Windows administrator account and improve security of how it's used by IT staff
Nortel promises enterprise performance for SMEs
News SMEs looking to boost their communication networks are the latest target for Nortel, which has announced new products designed for smaller businesses
Java in Windows: Is Sun running out of time?
Comment David Berlind: The current Sun versus Microsoft battle over Java's inclusion in Windows could have far-reaching effects for companies making strategic decisions about which one to choose.
Apple outlines job cuts
News The Mac maker says in an SEC filing that it eliminated 260 positions in the last three months of 2002, but that overall employment continues to grow
Security wake-up call
Feature The recent worm attack on SQL Server should be a warning to all CIOs focused on Web services security. Here are five tasks CIOs and their staff need to do to better secure the enterprise
Apple plans RAID on storage market
News Apple has released UK pricing and details for its latest Xserve rack-mounted servers and its new Xserve RAID storage system
Site aims to prove lunch isn't just for wimps
News An Internet-based campaign aims to ensure that UK workers take their full entitlement to a lunch hour, saying it benefits employees and businesses alike
Western Digital debuts Serial ATA hard disks
News The hard-drive maker has released its first Serial ATA hard disks with the Raptor line - but for now they'll be confined to the high-end
Start-up redesigns fuel cells
News A silicon-based approach to fuel cells could let laptops run for six hours
Vandals deface ex-hacker Mitnick's site
News Hackers once defaced Web sites to demand Kevin Mitnick's freedom, but that hasn't stopped them from attacking his own servers
Moore's Law to roll on for another decade
News Intel co-founder Gordon Moore believes that none of the current chip-manufacturing problems represent a wall for processor development
.Net patent could stifle standards effort
News Microsoft is patenting technology related to its Web services project, which could shut alternative developers out of the picture
Macs to get Exchange access
News A long-awaited upgrade to the Macintosh version of Office will let users access corporate calendar and contact information
