Previous DayQuantum dots lead to entanglement breakthrough
News Toshiba and Cambridge University have found a new way of making devices that create entangled light, which could help us keep secrets and find things out better than ever before
Fedora embraces Mono
News But Red Hat says it has no plans to include the open source .Net implementation in its commercial distribution
Government: technology can revolutionise education
News Better online information sources will allow parents to monitor school performance and make more informed decisions about their children's education, says education secretary Ruth Kelly
Jobs outdone by Otellini
Video Macworld: And you thought the turtleneck looked silly...
MacBook Pro gets first airing
Video Macworld: Steve Jobs presents the first Intel-based Mac laptop
GPLv3 draft a week away
Analysis Analysis: The IT landscape has changed significantly since 1991, when the current version of the GPL was published
Ethernet alliance formed
News More than 25 years after the technology's inception, a group of industry heavyweights have joined forces to promote it
Microsoft wins final FAT battle
News After being denied twice, Microsoft has had its file-storage system patents upheld
Home Secretary to push ahead with data retention law
News Charles Clarke says he understands why ISPs are concerned about the cost of implementing the new data retention law, but is reluctant to give the industry the help it wants
MPs extend deadline for public DRM consultation
News You only have a few more days to tell the government what you think about digital rights management
Apple and Intel: A marriage of convenience
Leader Apple and Intel - together at last. But dry your eyes and brush the confetti from your hair, there's more to raising a family than just getting hitched
Sun ropes in Oracle to push high-end servers
News Sun will throw in an Oracle licence worth up to $850,000 with its top Solaris servers
Singapore jails software fraudster
News A computer science student who sold counterfeit copies of Microsoft software has been jailed for four months
Quark claims native first on Apple/Intel
News The desktop publishing software company claims to be first to have apps running natively on both Apple Power PC and now Intel
BT launches access services division
News Openreach may offer the UK its best chance for a generation of a truly fair and competitive telecoms market
Microsoft patches critical flaws
News Vulnerabilities in Windows, Outlook and Exchange put PCs at risk of being hijacked by a remote attacker
US Government to fund open source bug hunt
News The Department of Homeland Security is giving almost a million dollars to groups to automatically check open source code
Old iMacs stay on sale
News Macworld: Apple will keep selling PowerPC-based iMacs even though Intel-based models are now available, and for the same price too
Apple users rave over Intel Macs
News Macworld: The wait for Intel-based Macs is over months early, and the faithful seem to be pleased with Jobs' latest offering
Apple launches first Intel Macs
News Macworld: Microsoft used the event to promise continued support for Office on the Mac too, but the real excitement was around Intel-powered iMacs and laptops
Apple MacBook Pro: a first look
Preview The Intel Core Duo-based MacBook Pro may give Apple bragging rights to the prettiest and most powerful notebook on the planet.
