Previous DayNPfIT to go local by August
News Switch to more local responsibility should be complete within a few weeks, although some issues are yet to be clarified
Sony's marketing madness
Blog I'm finding the way Sony is marketing its Vaio laptops increasingly absurd. First it tells us that the design of some of its plainer looking Vaios is inspired by submerged stones in a Japanese...
Fighting the zombie hordes
Leader The battle against malware isn't being won. Time to get smart, get mean, and get the job done
National Archives considers shared data service
News With most of today's government information being created in a digital format, this initiative aims to address the problem of data becoming lost or inaccessible
Vodafone boss pockets £7.3m
Blog A year ago, Vodafone supremo Arun Sarin almost got booted out by livid shareholders. How times change! According to the Times, since then he's gratefully accepted a cool £7.3m from the company, the...
Solid-state drives 'cost effective' in 2009
News US analyst predicts that solid-state laptop hard drives will be affordable in two years and take 15 percent of the market by 2011
Dialogue Box 4: Projecting projector costs
Video Inside a modern projector, you can find the latest million-mirror nanotechnology — and a light bulb. Guess which costs more
NHS chief promises delivery of Lorenzo
News NHS IT director general has said the core information-exchange system will be available next year and iSoft takeover talks are near conclusion
Safari for Windows claims a million users
News Apple has confirmed that downloads of the browser have reached six-figures, although security issues were spotted within hours of its launch
Intel updates Itanium line with 'Kittson'
News Chip manufacturer outlines key features in the upcoming Itanium successors and reveals what's after Poulson
Fourteen views of Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
Photo Here's a preview of what we know about the upcoming operating system release from Apple.
Adobe profits rocket
News Record-breaking second-quarter results recognise Acrobat upgrade sales, but Creative Suite 3 is yet to make an impact
Concerns grow over IPv6 migration
News As US companies are urged to begin migration to the next generation of IP, European firms are being held back
TorrentSpy ruling sparks privacy concerns
News Ruling by Los Angeles judge may see lawsuit defendants compelled to surrender information in their RAM hardware, threatening web privacy
IBM's non-announcement-announcement
Blog What is wrong with IBM? On Wednesday the company sort of announced that it had a blade server for SMEs. I say sort of announced because while IBM said it was launching a blade for SMEs, which would...
Google lobbies for 'open' wireless networks
News Net-neutrality rules for broadband foundered last year, but now Google and its old allies are pushing for similar rules on wireless networks
Memory prices plunge amid market-share scramble
News Trade organisation attributes dramatic price drops, including a 35 percent decline in flash memory, to a glut of competitors
Palm announces job cuts
News Soon after announcing plans to sell a stake in the company to a venture capital firm, Palm has cut an unspecified number of jobs
Samsung SGH-i600
Review Samsung's SGH-i600 is a decent keyboard-equipped Windows Mobile 5 smartphone with HSDPA, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth all present. It doesn't offer anything special, although some of the software extras are...
