Previous DayHP to sell Linux PCs across Latin America
News Computers pre-loaded with Mandriva Linux will soon be available in every Latin American country
IPWireless launches 3G mobile TV technology
News With questions of bandwidth, cost and spectrum availability, TV on mobiles raises a lot of issues. IPWireless says 3G standards are the answer
Pocket PC handhelds get a trip to the Opera
News Builder: PDAs running Windows Mobile Pocket PC can now have the same level of Web browsing as desktop PCs, thanks to a beta from the Norwegian browser company
Phishing attacks soar as more brands are targeted
News Overall confidence in e-commerce has not been damaged despite the rises, according to one expert
IT vendors 'failing many small firms'
News Survey: Small firms claim that IT vendors are not offering them tailored technologies, and after-sales service and support is little better
UK school showcases Linux suite
News Head teachers from across the country are visiting a school in Essex to see its IT infrastructure, which includes a fully open source computer suite that was built for under £1,000
Corel launches Office upgrades
News Corel is targeting disaffected Microsoft customers with discounted 'upgrade' offers for those who switch to the new WordPerfect Office X3
New name needed for the geek elite
Leader Now that geekhood includes anyone who owns an iPod, it's time to come up with an alternative term for the artists formerly known as hackers
Oracle patches 103 flaws
News This quarter's batch includes fixes for 37 problems in its database products; Symantec has raised its global threat level
Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP
Review We would give the Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP an unequivocal thumbs-up if it had S-Video ports and better DVD playback.
Consumer group calls for DRM safeguards
News Many companies are abusing data protection laws and consumer protection by trying to restrict their customers, claims the National Consumer Council
Microsoft admits to Wi-Fi security hole
News There is a Wi-Fi security vulnerability in Windows XP, but it may not be fixed for 18 months
ID Cards: A Titanic project waiting for its iceberg
Q&A Q&A: Professor Ian Angell, head of LSE's department of information systems, claims that not only is the scheme likely to blow up in the government's face, it may also be illegal
Intel releases beta Mac development tools
News Developers can now get their hands on compiler and library previews optimised for Apple's Intel-based machines
Vista gets WMF patch
News Vista has received a patch for the WMF flaw, which stemmed from coding errors made over 15 years ago
HP considers selling tools for open source
News Internal tools for contributing to open source projects could form part of a new services offering
WordPerfect Office X3 Standard Edition
Review Corel's WordPerfect Office X3 is a very good productivity suite with enough enhancements to warrant an upgrade. Microsoft Office users, though, should wait for Office 12.
Salesforce: Downtime is inevitable
News Even its planned $50m hardware upgrade project won't stop the system going down in the event of software problems, says Mark Benioff
Intel's results worry analysts
News AMD's results are being eagerly anticipated to see if Intel's failings are indicative of the industry as a whole
