Previous DayApple's mini plans ready for the big time
Q&A The future is here now, it is just unevenly distributed, according to Apple UK's managing director Mark Rogers. Will the Mac mini redress the balance?
Schools get Web database to drive up standards
News Brief: Ruth Kelly, Secretary of State for Education and Skills, wants teachers to get online and share their ICT and e-learning skills
Is the Mac mini good value?
News Analysts have been pondering how Apple's tiny new PC stacks up against other products, especially once the cost of all 'the extras' is added
PathScale boosts 64-bit Linux clustering
News Builder: The company has added support for the AMD 64-bit architecture to its compiler suite for Linux clusters
Google to go on a Mini adventure
News The search giant is to try and make inroads into the treacherous SME search market by selling a box designed to be plugged into a company's intranet and be used for searches of up to 50,000 documents
Script kiddies learn grown-up hacking techniques
News Hackers with relatively few skills are using online guides to learn how to launch SQL injection hacking attacks
Cisco in $450m stock deal for wireless router firm
News The acquisition shows that Cisco is aware that it needs to fundamentally change its architecture to deal with the changes in the market, according to analysts
Online and offline security merging
News Physical and computer-based security are all part of the same issue, and are starting to be treated as such
Linux gets warm reception in Chile
News Nearly 10,000 computers in Chilean schools will be turned into thin clients running Linux and applications such as OpenOffice.org and Mozilla
Caveat beta, Google fans
Leader Google's innovations are popular and effective. So why does the company find it so hard to pronounce them finished?
Court case shines light on security ethics
News Several leading players in the sector believe researchers need to show more responsibility when they find vulnerabilities in software, in the light of the court case being faced by French security...
How the Mac was born, and other tales
Q&A Andy Hertzfeld dropped out of school to join Apple Computer and became one of a handful of people behind the Mac
How to fix spyware
Comment Malware won't go away until we get smarter. Expecting more from the anti-malware vendors would be a good first step.
Intel does WiMax deal with Chinese firm
News ZTE and Intel are to work together on building WiMax-based broadband networks
Winners: Logitech wireless desktop kit
News If your name's not on the list, or you forgot to enter, then don't worry as you could still win one of the other cool prizes on offer
Apple updates iTunes to plug security hole
News iTunes 4.7.1 is now available for both Windows and OS X - the update closes a hole that would have allowed an attacker to take control of the computer
T-Mobile: We were hacked
News The mobile phone company has admitted that a breach of its networks was successful in 2003 - but questions remain as to whether the hacker was then able to get back in
BT flight offer complaints upheld by watchdog
News The Advertising Standards Authority has criticised BT's offer of a free flight for every new broadband customer, which sparked a litany of complaints in our TalkBack forums
Motorola overcomes hurdles to launch wireless broadband kit
News Motorola's Canopy wireless broadband products are finally on sale in the UK, but official restrictions have given them less power and range
Gmail flaw opens up access to emails
News Improperly formatted addresses within Gmail have been found to allow access to emails sent by other users
