Previous DayThe Curious Case Of The Quantum Cardinal
Comment Religion and IT have rarely collided, but the Catholic Church may be preparing to set theological limits on acceptable basic research.
Muted reaction to EC raid on Intel
News Dell, Intel and the European Commission are playing their cards close to their chests, as Fujitsu Siemens promotes its AMD-based products with renewed zeal
Microsoft's antitrust concessions are 'pointless'
News The information that Microsoft conceded to offer royalty free in its server interoperability licence is already publicly available, according to a company evaluating the agreement
BBC opens up its code
News Builder: Software developed by the broadcaster's researchers has been collated in a new section of the BBC's web site
Apple patches Tiger again
News Brief :An issue that could have allowed hackers to carry out DoS attacks on computers running Apple's OS is one of several patched today
Tougher cybercrime sentences demanded
News Tom Harris MP wants convicted hackers to face up to ten years behind bars
Anti-spyware group seeks to define spyware
News The Anti-Spyware coalition is about to reach a major milestone: it has almost decided what spyware is
Europe debates data sharing
News Charles Clarke wants European countries to create a cross border computerised intelligence sharing network
Destinator SP
Review Destinator SP is a reasonably good navigation solution for Windows smartphones, but it lacks the sophistication offered by some of the competition.
The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
Q&A An unemployed North Londoner has been accused of committing the biggest military computer hack of all time by the US government while authorities in Britain chose to release him without charge
Restricting IT talent borders on the ridiculous
Leader Outdated restrictions on recruiting abroad are bad for everyone
Sorting out your compliance storage headaches
Help/HowTo If you need to keep the right side of American compliance legislation, you're going to need some serious hardware
Trying to make friends the Microsoft way
Q&A The software firm has always maintained how important its partners are, but it's increasingly competing with them. We talk to Steve Ballmer about this strategy
Accenture rides offshoring wave
News 30,000 new jobs in developing markets could be created by the company formerly known as Anderson Consulting
IBM puts a chill on the datacentre
News A new water-cooling system from IBM is meant to keep your datacentre racks cold without the need for air conditioning
Mozilla squishes latest Firefox bugs
News Version 1.05 of the open source browser has now been released, but it's not totally clear what flaws were being fixed
Intel promotes mobile location services
News Want to know where your child (or spouse) is? Intel wants to help with a new tracking technology for the twenty-first century
Major Windows exploit 'days away'
News Two new critical flaws in the latest versions of Windows have been announced, and a major exploit could be widespread within the week
Targeted Web attacks
Tech Guide Phishing typically casts a wide net to lure potential victims, but criminal hackers are now choosing government agencies and companies with great care, stealing high-value secrets deep inside...
