Previous DayAdobe's PageMaker 7.0 hits handhelds
News Desktop publishing technology gets increasingly portable as Adobe extends PageMaker to PDAs
Multicast Enfocast
Comment The man who said "business users don't want to watch business news in their office on a TV" was spot on -- and he seems to have found a solution. Which is weird, because it's been years since this...
New e-minister lacks technology clout
News His fans see him as a future prime minister, but he didn't show much interest in high-tech issues during the last parliament and few in the industry have heard of him
NEC displays 61-inch monitor
News Now you can get the entire A-Z of London on one screen, or just watch Gladiator
Microsoft calls on government to act on broadband
News While the government has a social responsibility to get high-speed access to citizens, Microsoft will not blame BT for slow rollout in the UK
Nokia calls in an earnings warning
News The Finnish mobile company is forced to adopt more realistic expectations after mobile phone growth slows
Server sales hit the skids
News The server market follows PCs on a downward spiral in the first quarter of 2001, with worldwide sales showing a 4 percent drop from a year ago
Instant messenger hits the corporate world
News Messaging evolves from its original application as a consumer toy to come of age as a far-reaching business tool
Want Linux on your desktop? Nine reasons to forget about it
Comment Linux is an important part of the computing landscape. Important because open standards matter. Important because it creates competition and a looming threat to Microsoft. Important because it...
Bluetooth shifts to the enterprise
News New path for Bluetooth becomes clear at the Bluetooth Congress: Enterprise devices could be the future
Battle brews over Linux server share
News IDC says Linux is used in about one-third of servers, contrary to new Dataquest figures. Meantime, Microsoft insists Linux is a 'niche play'
Winnebago maker taps Linux for long haul
News Mobile home maker implements Linux-based email system
Microsoft and Broadcom announce new TV box design
News Broadcom develops a blueprint for set-top boxes using Microsoft-developed software. Both companies hope to cash in on the growing market for interactive TV
Douglas Alexander takes on e-minister role
News UPDATE: E-minister Patricia Hewitt's replacement is to be 34-year-old Scottish Labour backbencher Douglas Alexander
Chip IP market sees a boom
News 'System on a chip' shift fuels 40 percent growth in intellectual property business, but success remains difficult
Vitaminic buys FranceMP3
News Another acquisition for the world's third-biggest music site
New e-minister named
News Backbencher Douglas Alexander joins the government, replacing former e-minister Patricia Hewitt
A Year Ago: RIP gets roasting from former government adviser
News The IoD says the RIP bill goes too far and will hinder Blair's 'UK best for e-commerce' goal
