Previous DayHi-Grade Ultinote M6400
Review Despite Intel's warnings about the use of desktop Pentium 4 chips in notebooks, Hi-Grade has designed a system that delivers very good performance and a good feature set with no apparent problems....
Yarner worm could delete your Windows files
Help/HowTo The Yarner worm, which appears to have originated in Germany, seems to be a Trojan-related newsletter but will delete files if executed
Orange to squeeze out GPRS in March
News The mobile operator is planning to launch business GPRS services in six European countries next month, although consumers must wait until the second quarter of 2002
IBM servers to run Linux and Windows
News Big Blue is to employ VMware's software tools to allow x360 eServer models to run both Windows and Linux operating systems
Data compression solution or impossible dream?
News ZeoSync claims to have solved the problem of data compression, but sceptics say a solution is as likely as a perpetual motion machine
MmO2 to push corporate services over GPRS
News The mobile network operator has signed up companies such as BT Ignite and Compaq to help it persuade enterprise customers to pay for faster wireless services
Any chance of an OSS bandwagon?
Comment The telecoms bubble has well and truly burst - but companies offering Operations Support Systems may benefit, says Peter Judge.
Symbian adds security, Java to mobile mix
News Symbian OS 7.0, announced at 3GSM, means we will soon be seeing mobile phones and wireless PDAs that mix 3G features with Java and some crucial security measures
Battle for the mobile space heats up
News 3GSM World Congress: Symbian OS 7.0 brings better security to phones, Microsoft counters with its Phone Edition platform. Manufacturers, meanwhile, keep churning out new devices. A ZDNet UK News Focus
RealNetworks streams into mobiles
News RealSystem Mobile will open the floodgates for media to be streamed to mobile devices. Players for Windows CE devices and even the PlayStation2 are coming
Open-source projects grab dot-com dropouts
News Peer-to-peer is where the excitement is right now, especially for programmers who are looking for new projects
Microsoft to unleash wireless strategies
News Handheld devices using Microsoft's operating systems will gain wireless capabilities like the ability to make voice calls
Anti-censorship software still under development
News The Peekabooty project aims to allow people to see Web sites that their governments censor, but much work remains to be done
HP dials in Pocket PC for new handheld
News At the 3GSM World Congress in France, Hewlett-Packard is set to launch its latest Jornada handheld for Europe, powered by Pocket PC
Laptop drives hit higher speeds
News IBM and Toshiba are revving up the rotational speed of upcoming mobile hard drives, which should improve performance. Analysts expect the drives to find their way into servers too
Five years ago: Compaq plans £1K PC based on revolutionary chip
News Compaq will shortly release the first Presario system based on a revolutionary chip by Cyrix that combines CPU, sound, and graphics functions
Odigo 3.1
Review Odigo 3.1 was once top dog among interoperable IM clients, but its skimpy features and odd behaviour with ICQ will have you heading for Trillian instead.
