Previous DayMobile phones: The next Game Boy?
News UK chip designer ARM is pushing technology designed to turn PDAs and mobile phone handsets into sophisticated gaming devices
New AOL broom sweeps clean
News An executive reshuffle and organisational changes are underway at America Online, in an attempt to make the division profitable
Levi's to sell 'anti-radiation' trousers for mobile users
News A new style of Dockers trousers will include a mobile phone pocket made from lining that Levi's claims will shield the wearer from their mobile's emissions
Signals from the open-source LAMP
Comment Peter Judge: As PHP apparently becomes the world's leading scripting language, the open-source LAMP burns a little more brightly.
Intel: Wi-Fi could have emergency role
News Current mobile phones can't be pinpointed to a specific location, but Intel thinks that Wi-Fi technology could be key in the future
Global .Net?
Feature The role of the .Net CLR in creating a global development framework includes how the CLR works to allow programs written in any language to be packaged into assemblies that are executable on any...
Pinnacle Studio 8.0
Review Pinnacle Studio 8 just keeps getting better, although we'd like to see QuickTime added to the list of supported digital video formats. With an easy-to-use interface and intuitive tools, it's the...
Nvidia told to keep supplying Xbox chips
News An arbitration panel says Nvidia must keep making graphics chips for Xbox, amid a dispute over pricing and production volumes. The chip has already contributed to a drop in Nvidia's revenues
Government hails EC's 3G green light
News The Department of Trade and Industry insists that it has always been in favour of 3G network sharing - will more deals follow soon?
IDF: Intel drops Rambus for workstations
News The chipmaker is to end support for Rambus DRAM technology in new workstation chipsets
Web services adoption too slow for Microsoft
News A Microsoft executive has told of the company's frustration about the slow pace of Web services take-up
New .Net certifications
News Microsoft has introduced a new batch of .Net certifications, which will become active at the end of 2003. Check out this guide from Builder.com
Businesses shy away from broadband
News Corporations are cautious about using broadband Internet services in essential areas of their business, according to a new US study
IDF: Ultra-fast wireless could be 'third-generation Bluetooth'
News Intel touts progress on creating ultrawideband, low-power wireless connections between PC and consumer electronics devices, which could arrive in three years' time
Time to set storage strategy
Feature Storage solutions are following a path similar to that of the PC. As the cost of the hardware declines, the cost of the software and personnel to maintain and manage it becomes much larger
IDF: Enterprise wireless networks secure at last?
News At the Intel Developer Forum, Intel and Microsoft presented a solution to the very real problem of wireless network security - though it only works for the enterprise. One obstacle: wireless...
PHP tools come to the UK
News As PHP becomes the world's leading Web scripting language, tools to use it gain a UK distributor
Search engines sidestep China censors
News AltaVista redirects Chinese users to versions of its site that are still accessible, while Google gets a mirror site - literally
Publishers blame spam on stolen lists
News Spammers appear to be turning to a new tactic to find usable email addresses - stealing them from legitimate newsletter publishers
IDF: Cheap gadget wirelessly joins PCs, TVs
News Intel's digital media adapter could accelerate mainstream acceptance of networking consumer electronics with PCs
