Previous DayJericho Forum tears down walls to outsiders
News A group of top UK companies who are pushing for a new approach to security have decided to allow vendors and other firms to join the party
PalmOne: to Linux or not to Linux?
Q&A Rumours seem to be constantly abounding about PalmOne, and most recently these have focused on possible OS changes. We try to sift through the fact and fiction with its president Ed Colligan
Don't hold your breath for blade standards
Analysis HP and IBM have tried it but nobody else seems to be interested. There is no hope for a blade server standard in the near future
Rollins signals Dell deal with AMD
News Dell's chief executive said that the company is now looking at AMD processors 'more closely and more seriously' than ever before
iPass still waiting for a BT connection
News A deal with BT's Openzone would make iPass a lot more attractive to UK mobile workers, but so far the two companies have yet to make a deal
Flexible working needn't stretch resources
Feature The freedom to work unconventional hours suffered a blow after the dot-com implosion - but some major tech firms are rediscovering that flexibility can get results
CRM: The choice just got harder
Analysis The impact of open-source players, Microsoft and hosted software providers continue to make CRM a sector in flux
RLX goes for Dell-spoiler with 6G blades
News In a move clearly designed to put Dell's blade server launch into perspective, the company that kick-started this whole industry sector chose Friday to launch its sixth-generation blade, the SB6400
Dell joins blade server fray
News Dell's introduction of its first own-design blade servers will shake up the market - to the detriment of HP and IBM, say observers
Does anybody like Norton AntiVirus?
News After lots of bad feedback of late, we ask the question: does anybody actually like Norton AntiVirus?
NHS dismisses claim of IT security glitch
News The NHS has vehemently denied a report that trials of software giving patients greater control over their appointments have been halted because of security concerns
Securepoint's hacker hire costs partnership
News Securepoint's decision to hire Sven Jaschan has upset a fellow security company, which says it no longer wants to be associated with the firm
Blair opens up Commission for Africa online
News The government initiative is setting up online forums and feedback forms so that the public's voice can be heard as part of a consultation about problems on the African continent
Sun and AMD play the same game
Leader Sun is copying Linux. AMD is copying Intel. It may look like a lack of new ideas, but it's actually good news for technology
Virtuozzo nears Windows debut
News The much-anticipated piece of virtualisation software has entered its final stages of testing, and the final version should be out early next year
RealNetworks stands alone in Microsoft's way
News After multi-million dollar settlements with others, Microsoft says that RealNetworks is 'standing alone in the litigation path'
Novell sues Microsoft over WordPerfect
News Microsoft is alleged to have used anti-competitive practices against its software rival during the 1990s, but Redmond says the lawsuit is 'flawed'
Disconnected PDAs are dead, according to RIM
News BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion believes the days of disconnected PDAs are over
Dell 3100cn
Review Although it's not the fastest colour laser printer, the Dell 3100cn achieves exceptional colour graphics and excellent text printing.
Yahoo adds anti-spam tool, ups email storage
News The company says its DomainKeys technology can help cut down unsolicited email by providing proof of the sender's identity
Solaris pricing targets Red Hat
News Sun's operating system is to get new features and will be available for free - although customers will need to pay for bug fixes and support
Adobe to open up PDF interaction
News The latest versions of Acrobat and Reader will allow users of the free software package to add comments to PDF documents
US urged to take supercomputing beyond clusters
News Security concerns should drive the US government to put money into supercomputing, in order to avoid a decline in national expertise, say researchers
AMD outlines chip strategy
News The chipmaker is aiming new ranges of chips at both the high and low ends of the market, and wants to take on market leader Intel in the corporate desktop space
