Previous DayGovernment removes IT skills from visa list
News Instead of supporting British industry and jobs, the scheme is contributing to job losses and is undermining the knowledge economy, says contractors group
UK fights back against cybercrime
News Business organisations are gearing up to help firms combat the danger posed by hi-tech crime, which is thought to cost Britain billions of pounds each year
3G pits networks against phone makers
News With increasing pressure to orchestrate the rollout of complex data services, network operators are looking for more of a say in how mobile phones are designed
Sun scores key victory in Unix sales
News The latest figure show that Sun is gaining a greater share of the most lucrative section of the server market
Monitor glow may give away secrets
News Research at Cambridge University has shown that it is possible to reconstruct what a computer user is doing by catching the monitor glow
Beware of non-standard WiFi
Feature With 802.11 wireless LANs taking off amongst users, we are seeing a disturbing trend for vendors to tweak the standards
Law enforcement losing the war on cybercrime
News Hackers are increasingly getting away with attacks on e-commerce companies, as the law struggles to keep up with the pace of the criminals
Charting your certification course
News Before you spend time and money chasing certification, find out which one fits best with your career goals. One expert explains which certs have benefited him the most
Mobile phone makers hunt for 3G solution
News A chip design start-up argues that conventional thinking will not be enough to solve the design problems that beset 3G handsets
Game industry girds for battle
News As the game industry's biggest trade show approaches, the console war is hotting up
Keeping hackers out of your Web services
Feature Web services promise to revolutionise your company's development practices by connecting your company seamlessly with customers and other companies worldwide
Apple: Play music at your own risk
News Copy-protecting audio discs are causing serious problems on some hardware systems, and Apple is warning that its machines are not designed to play non-standard CDs
The latest cool gadget - an Internet fridge
News I-appliances are coming to the UK: you can talk to your fridge, and find out how many calories are really in that microwave meal
Pirated films: Now playing on a server near you
Comment It's Hollywood's worst nightmare: illegal copies of new film releases are showing up on university servers, where anyone can download them. The only solution is to tighten security on academic...
Has HP underestimated job losses?
News Industry analysts suspect that the number of job losses resulting from the merger of HP and Compaq may be much higher than previously thought
Why the network will be the next computer
Feature NetWorld+Interop 2002 clarified the industry's push toward a global, unified network infrastructure, based on Internet protocols. The writing is on the wall: Go IP or you'll wind up on a dead end
European CRM investments under the spotlight
News IDC predicts strong growth in European CRM spending - but says you must set measurable objectives to get return on investment
Broadband threatened by road digging charges
News A £500 daily charge for occupying roads when installing equipment could mean a significant hike in the cost of broadband installation, MPs fear
Forum: The fate of wireless security
News Businesspeople and academics are meeting with government agencies to discuss their worries about the security of wireless technology
Nintendo reveals online plans
News Nintendo will bring an online Phantasy Star to its console, making it the last to join the emerging online market
Net ads making a comeback?
News The number of unique online ads has risen in early 2002, a sign that the comatose online advertising market may be stirring, says a recent report
Five years ago: Grove details new Intel DIB architecture
News Intel finally went public on the radical new architecture required by the Pentium II processor last week
