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Archive - 19 Aug 2002

Gas-powered notebooks get lighter

News While PC sales slow, notebooks are still a success story. But what will the laptop of the future look like?

New company aims for simpler PGP

News Network Associates abandons its PGP products to newly formed PGP Corp., who vows to improve the product line

Travel site vows to cut airlines' costs

News Cutting out the middle man when booking flights over the Internet is now going even further, with a Web site connecting directly to airline reservation systems

Rumours: Segway isn't really Ginger

News As if the Ginger story hadn't gone on long enough, it's now being suggested that Segway isn't Ginger and that something amazing may still emerge....

Borland and IBM join up to target developers

News The enterprise software giants will work together to woo developers with a joint marketing initiative and portal

EasyInternetCafe seeks global deal in music burning row

News The Internet café chain is still refusing to pay £100,000 to the British music industry, instead pushing for a lower worldwide settlement

Search engines own up to paid-for results

News The practice of taking money to bump up certain Web sites is giving search engines a bad name. Will they now have to come clean?

Get a Linux desktop - and lose your cozy office!

Comment David Coursey: Sun Microsystems says the alternative open-source OS will help it reduce real estate costs. But that's not the only reason that Sun - as well as IBM, HP, Intel, and others - are...

Tech firms named in apartheid lawsuit

News A lawsuit claiming billions of dollars from companies that allegedly helped the apartheid South African regime is expected to name Unisys and Fujitsu among its defendants

Generation Digital

Comment Rupert Goodwins: The Internet is a part of life for most teenagers, and the education system needs to face up to the challenge that presents.

D-Link DCS-1000W

Review If you don’t mind the high price, this Wi-Fi-enabled Webcam is a flexible device with many potential uses in security and broadcasting.

HP bumps Athlon up to business class

News AMD is about to break out of the home PC market with an important new deal

IT certification is more valuable than ever

News With the tech industry in a slump, many IT pros are beginning to think that the value of certifications has passed. But Erik Eckel says there's never been a better time to pursue certification.

Brits splash cash on gadget stash

News Up to £5bn worth of gadgets is stashed away in lofts and cupboards across the UK

IBM Regatta sails into missile defence

News In a sign of IBM's growing Unix muscle, almost 70 high-end IBM Regatta servers will be used as part of the US ground-based missile defense programme

Russia accuses FBI agent of hacking

News A G-man who nabbed two Russian hackers in a sting operation is charged by Russia with downloading evidence from a server without authorisation

Penguins pick up certification

News Red Hat, SuSE and Mandrake's Linux distributions become the first certified to the Linux Standards Base - a key step to stopping fragmentation of the code

AMD's Athlon plays catch-up with Intel

News AMD is expected to introduce two new models for desktop PCs, and is evaluating whether to increase the speed of the chip's front side bus

Death bell tolls for 3G?

News A leading analyst house tells mobile operators to abandon their 3G networks plans before it's too late. But others say it's not the right time