Previous DayThousands back petition to open source OS/2
News OS/2 users are calling on IBM to make the operating system an open source project
WaSP looks to order scripted chaos
News Builder: The DOM Scripting task force is out to get Web developers with a single-browser mentality or a preponderance for writing flashy scripts of questionable value
More MEPs demand transparency after patent debacle
News The European Independence Party claims that MEPs faced 'very aggressive' lobbying over the patent directive and wants professional lobbyists to reveal their funding
HP blames Euro laws for drawn-out job cuts
News It will take 18 months for HP to cut 10 per cent of its workforce, says chief executive Mark Hurd
Gates: We're short of tech talent
News Microsoft's chairman has warned of a lack of suitably qualified tech workers, despite counting the under-tens in that category
Mozilla: From obscurity to opportunity
Feature The non-profit Mozilla foundation has gone from zero to hero over the last two years thanks to the increasing popularity of the Firefox browser
4GB mobile phone just around the corner
News Cornice has put 4GB on a $65, 2.5cm-thick disk drive and has also claimed leadership in drive density, durability and affordability
Mozilla: IE7 will boost Firefox take-up
News Windows 2000 users are expected to migrate to Firefox in droves, taking advantage of enterprise-friendly features that will be available in version 1.1 of the open source browser
It's a Dell old business on the desktop
Leader Dell's ambitions to grow beyond its traditional market are both bold and realisable. Yet its trademark efficiency comes at a price
Firefox: Doing it for love
Q&A Asa Dotzler, the community co-ordinator for the Mozilla Foundation, reflects on how grassroots marketing has spurred the growth of Firefox, and how a bunch of developers managed to create such...
Behind the scenes at Mozilla HQ
Feature Photos: The Firefox browser may be a growing threat to Microsoft's market dominance but the Mozilla Foundation's office is no Redmond campus yet
Firefox: The alternative history
Feature Asa Dotzler, the community co-ordinator for the Firefox browser, discusses how the fledgling competitor to Microsoft's IE learned to spread its wings
Eizo FlexScan L997
Review The Eizo FlexScan L997 is a high-end LCD that delivers excellent performance and all the adjustability a graphics professional could want.
Unions to get £10m to e-modernise
News The government has earmarked the funds to help with 'adaptation to changing labour market trends and to new ways of working'
Netil accelerates Web services
News Brief: Speeding up local interfaces, rather than just increasing download speeds, is the key to the firm's plans
DoS flaw extends across Windows range
News It's not just Windows XP that is vulnerable to the Remote Desktop Protocol flaw, but also Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003
U.S. Robotics Wireless MaxG router
Review It's not the best long-range performer, but the U.S. Robotics Wireless MaxG router is one of the cheapest ways to achieve decent wireless throughput over long distances.
Faster bus to boost Itanium
News New chipsets for Intel's beleaguered high-performance processor could provide speed boosts, but support is strictly limited
HP job cuts coming Tuesday
News News should emerge before the markets open in New York as to how HP is going to cut an estimated 15,000 staff
