Previous DayT-Mobile switches on UK 3G network
News Competition will soon begin to heat up for 3G services in the UK - but will anyone be buying?
Chip slaps cuffs on pox bug
News A chip that can sense a single virus could lead to revolutionary medical diagnostic tools
Warning of gestating worm
News A new mass-mailing worm is preparing to spread, according to monitoring firm MessageLabs
Solaris 10 heads for launch pad
News Sun Microsystems says advanced partitioning on x86 processors will be one of the compelling features in the next version of its flagship operating system
Developing open source
Feature Countries such as Rwanda are taking open-source steps in their computing evolution
Bluesnarfing tools 'spreading quickly'
News The software tools required to steal information from Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones are widely available on the Web, and knowledge of how to use them is growing, according to a researcher
Plummeting prices hit Ethernet switch firms
News Despite booming demand, firms making Ethernet switches are finding it hard to increase their revenue
European telecoms set for growth
News After months of turmoil, wireless and traditional network operators should see demand picking up this year, according to IDC
Canon i80
Review With a car charger and Bluetooth support, the i80 brings mobile printing to the next level. It's best suited for those who work out of the office.
DVD copier faces another lawsuit
News A Hollywood group has filed legal action against a firm that markets DVD-copying software
VoIP evades surveillance
News Internet phone providers says they want to help authorities monitor calls, but cannot because of the technology's limitations
Intel safe to copy AMD
News Intel can create chips that are compatible with AMD's Opteron and Athlon without worrying about lawsuits, according to legal experts
Canadian music industry readies lawsuits
News Lawyers are attempting to unearth the identities of 29 Canadian file-swappers, in preparation for a wave of lawsuits
Frankfurt starts scanning flyers' irises
News A project involving 18 European countries begins this week at Frankfurt airport, where airline passengers will have their iris patterns captured by cameras
Sony releases new Clies
Video Sony is set to release new versions of its Clie handhelds, demonstrated at PalmSource
IBM's self-managing systems shift closer to reality
News IBM is planning to release an open-source toolkit that lets programmers build self-managing capabilities into applications
Sun brews up Java ID plans
News Sun says its Java Card technology could be used for identity functions in PCs
Intel merges desktop and notebook design
News An Intel prototype act like an all-in-one desktop, abandoning the clamshell notebook format in favour of a static design
Red Hat unveils latest Fedora
News An enthusiast version of Linux built on the new 2.6 kernel has been released by Red Hat
Sun challenged to release Java's code
News If Sun is pro-open source, then it should make Java's code freely available, according to a prominent advocate
