Previous DayProlink GeForce4 graphics card details leak out
News Specifications of another manufacturer's next-generation graphics cards appear online, along with images
Politician slams broadband uncertainty
News Sir George Young is unhappy with BT's refusal to make broadband available in many rural areas, and the government's opposition to tax breaks for companies that provide high-speed Internet services
IMac hopefuls face longer waits
News Apple's new iMacs were supposed to ship within two to four weeks of the launch, but customers placing orders now may have to wait up to five weeks for delivery
News Schmooze: Goodbye Segway, hello flying exoskeleton
News The SoloTrek heli-pack took flight, the government increased its evil quotient, and Linux got more user-friendly
Wearable PC nears commercial launch
News Japanese and US customers will soon be able to work, surf and play games on the move thanks to a pocket-sized PC with a head-mounted display unit, but Europeans must wait
European Net registrars boycott ICANN
News European domain name registries including Nominet, which runs the popular .uk address system, are refusing to pay fees to ICANN
Wallace and Gromit hit the Web
News Aardman Productions, which already enjoyed online success with Angry Kid, will bring its most popular creation to the browser this year
Dell gains as PC shipments fall
News Computer shipments are still falling, but the downward trend seems to be slowing
EBay to raise fees
News Auction site eBay will begin charging for its 'Buy It now' feature, and will change the way it charges for Dutch auctions
Kazaa halts software downloads
News Popular music-swapping service bows to pressure from music industry lawsuit, taking 'drastic' action to avoid heavy fines
PC makers squeezed by upscale sales
News Consumers are moving toward higher-end PCs, but it isn't necessarily good news for PC makers, who are having to slash prices to the bone
MS credits XP, Xbox for 'record' sales
News Against a background of legal woes, Microsoft posts revenue of $7.74bn in its second quarter. It's all down to Windows XP, Xbox and MSN 7, the company says
Macworld redux: What still stands out
Comment Macworld has come and gone - Stephan Somogyi takes a closer look at the hardware and software launched at the show
HP outsources more manufacturing
News Hewlett-Packard is to cut costs further by outsourcing more of its manufacturing and selling some facilities
Five years ago: Net set to get world's longest fibre cable
News Telcos sign up to plan to build the world's longest, highest-capacity submarine fibre optic cable network
