Previous DayManaging content the open source way
Feature UK government departments have been slow to adopt open source software but more stand-out projects such as the content management system being used by 40 local authorities could help to change all...
Sober worm makes a comeback
News Sober is running rampant over the Internet again, harvesting email addresses for spammers
Amazon to underpin M&S online
News The e-commerce giant has taken its first step into the European services market with a deal to provide e-commerce technology and hosting services to Marks & Spencer
The Art of Intrusion
Review This book will help anyone involved in computer security to understand just how clever crackers can be, and how many vulnerabilities and openings there are for them to exploit.
IM security: The worst is yet to come
News A virus analyst at Kaspersky Labs has done little to allay fears of an upcoming epidemic of malware spreading via instant-messaging services
Mobile market starting to live up to the hype
News The enterprise marketplace is finally starting to embrace mobile and wireless technologies in a way that befits the 'hype and expectation' in the sector, according to IDC
Britain gets a new broadband divide
Analysis UK Online's move to offer entry-level broadband for just £9.99 could lead to cheap, fast access for all - unless you happen to live in the countryside
Banks lash out at security study
News A security company has come under attack from UK banks after it claimed they are falling behind the rest of the world on cybercrime protection
Norton Internet Security 2005 AntiSpyware Edition (beta)
Preview Symantec's unique approach to antispyware solutions might be superior to others, but adding it to Norton Internet Security really slows your PC to a crawl.
'Standards wars' threatening Ultrawideband
News Delaying tactics and regulatory failings are hampering ultrawideband, according to leading UK wireless experts
Siebel: It's all about the share price
Leader The mantra that the customer is king makes for great marketing, but all corporations ultimately answer to their shareholders
Opera 8 aims for simpler browsing
News Opera hopes to cash in on renewed interest in alternative browsers with its latest offering
MySQL migration tool goes beta
News The MySQL Migration Suite should help companies to move from an Oracle or Microsoft Access database to the open source database
BT sees DIY WiMax in 18 months
News With Intel's Rosedale chip now out, the UK's incumbent telco predicts that it will soon be offering self-installation WiMax kit
Opera 8 for Windows
Review Version 8 of Opera is an equally good alternative to Internet Explorer as Firefox.
Seagate boosts notebook drives
News Brief: Advances in hard-drive technology for desktops are filtering down into the mobile space with bigger notebook drives from the storage specialist
Symantec unwraps anti-spyware beta
News The security firm is to offer a beta version of its new anti-spyware tools for free until the product's full release this summer
Developers' mixed reaction to Macromedia takeover
News Builder: Fears surrounding the fate of some of Macromedia's 'little gems' and a possible lack of focus from Adobe on developers are playing on the minds of some people after Monday's acquisition...
Microsoft bets on mobile IM
News Software that lets devices running mobile versions of Windows to use instant-messaging services is in the works from the software leviathan
OS X update brews Java storm
News Apple has been criticised for letting an 'egregious error' in the way the latest version of its OS handles Java slip through its testing process
