Previous DayDeperimeterisation celebrates first birthday
News The concept of making data secure at every level, rather than just securing the edges of networks, is gaining ground, according to the Jericho Forum
BT network crash takes firms offline
News Problems at Bletchley have prevented 70,000 BT business customers from getting broadband access to the Internet
High noon for the spammers
News The state of Texas has filed suit against two men accused of being among the worlds most prolific spammers, because 'Texans are fed up'
IT budget growth hits four year high
News Brief: Security and business intelligence applications are top of the agenda this year
Government strategy pushes IT professionalism
News Ian Watmore has inaugurated the UK government's CIO Council, which aims to promote the role of chief information officer within the public sector
Bezos' space exploration company sets up base camp
News After Hours: Amazon's founder has quietly announced plans to use a ranch in northern Texas as a base and testing facility to help enable an enduring human presence in space
Five years of Ballmer, and still no verdict
Analysis It was five years ago this week that Bill Gates handed over the title of Microsoft CEO to Steve Ballmer, but what difference has it made?
BT's flights of fancy
Leader Just how confident is BT about its future in the retail broadband market if it had to resort to playing the free flights card?
Microsoft's latest patches: What you need to know
Help/HowTo Redmond recently released some 'critical' patches - we take a closer look at what they are and how critical they are
Man arrested in BitTorrent probe
News Brief: A man being held by Hong Kong authorities is suspected of sharing files over the BitTorrent network
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Friday 14/1/2005 Normal office life is returning at last, and there are even a couple of post-Christmas events to tempt the overseasoned journalistic palate. The indefatigable Ingrid Marson nobly...
Microsoft: DRM Trojan hole is not a vulnerability
News Microsoft has responded to security warnings about its Media Player by saying that Windows XP SP2 will protect its customers from malware
Speed improvements expected in KDE 4
News The next major version of KDE may run up to 30 percent faster, due to improvements in how its graphical framework uses resources
Linux company chalks up success with teachers
News One of the hits of this year's BETT trade show is a company selling an open source desktop operating system for schools
Ofcom sees £4bn ultrawideband world
News The communications watchdog predicts a golden future for ultrawideband - if key decisions are made swiftly and well
Winners: Intego security suite for Mac competition
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
Samsung handset responds to movement
News Samsung's latest phone features an 'accelerometer', which allows users to make calls by drawing numbers in the air
Google hacking expected to boom in 2005
News CyberTrust is warning that all Internet-connected devices, even Web cams, must be treated as a potential security threat
Apple Mac OS X Tiger: a first look
Preview Due in mid-2005, Apple's new Mac OS X 10.4 promises more than 200 features.
Oracle lays off PeopleSoft staff by post
News The employment uncertainty will be over for many PeopleSoft employees this weekend - they will either receive a contract or their P45 by post
Microsoft users to test patches
News Redmond is rolling out a programme where trusted users can try out security patches on test systems and report back with any implementation problems
Linux vendors release security patches
News Red Hat, SuSE and Mandrakesoft have all released patches for their Linux products to fix security flaws - some of which are rated 'critical'
Dell UltraSharp 1905FP
Review This 19in. LCD has all the right features: adjustability, excellent image quality and extras such as USB ports. All that, plus a reasonable price, makes the Dell UltraSharp 1905FP a winner.
