Previous DayT-Mobile 'banned VoIP because of poor quality'
News Analysts are split over T-Mobile’s claim that it has blocked voice-over-internet because it is too patchy for its customers. Other mobile operators, though, are forging ahead with the service
Shakeup of 'absurd' copyright law demanded
News More than 50 percent of Britons are infringing UK copyright laws by copying CDs for private use, the National Consumer Council has warned
BT to sell Wi-Fi mobiles for business
News Under an alliance with Alcatel the telco will launch a converged phone that operates on both GSM and local wireless networks, but there are questions about call charges
Email bomber faces retrial
News The Court of Appeal has ruled that a judge was wrong to throw out the case of a teenager accused of crashing a mail server with millions of emails
Origami? We'll fold
Leader The good thing about first impressions is that they save so much time
China Mobile CEO's rules of thumb
Feature Wang Jianzhou runs the largest mobile phone subscriber base in the world -- around 250 million customers and growing.
NASA hacker to fight extradition
News After being forced on Wednesday to listen to detailed reasons why his extradition should go ahead, Gary McKinnon is still hoping to avoid judgement in the US
ICANN rejects .XXX domain
News Update: There will be no dedicated domain suffix for adult sites, although the regulator of the Internet's naming system denies it caved in to conservative lobbying
HP: We're hurting Dell
News HP claims to be winning orders from big businesses at its rival's expense
DNA: the wild west of online tests
Feature "Just send a saliva sample and we'll predict your chances of breast cancer." More and more Americans are using DNA kits bought on the Web, but medical experts are alarmed the companies behind them...
Treo gets Palm OS and fast wireless
News After flirting with Windows Mobile, the cult handheld maker goes back to its native environment to link up with the EV-DO network
Charities a soft target for hackers
News More than a third have been hit by viruses and a similar number view hackers as a direct threat, but few have the resources for proper security
Windows CE 6 released to beta
News The new kernel expands simultaneous processes from 32 to 32,000; and a plug-in for Visual Studio will make it easier for developers to program for embedded devices running the OS
'Microsoft won't make a Netscape of us'
News Google's founders say Microsoft is up to its old anti-competitive tricks but they are defending their own patch through innovation
New tools for Google Desktop
News 'Deeper' search capabilities, social networking and mini-applications headline a suite of products unveiled to the press
