Previous DayPalm m125
Review Palm's upgraded entry-level device breaks no new ground, but offers a good set of features at a reasonable price.
The dangers of downsizing
News Indiscriminate layoffs can leave companies too downsized to compete
Nimda worm hits banks
News Deutsche Bank appears to be among the growing number of corporates whose internal networks have been disrupted by the Nimda worm
Nickers lose domain names to underwear company
News Victoria's Secret has won back four domain names after a US district court found against cybersquatter Victoria's Cyber Secret
Microsoft rules out extra support for Windows XP
News The software giant says it is confident it can meet support needs generated by new security measures with major XP launch next month
Microsoft refutes claims that Nimda infected its FrontPage
News Antivirus software alarms were set off by viewing the main Web site for its FrontPage software, but Microsoft says it was because a third-party content provider had been infected
Sony robodogs litter Live 2001
News The UK public will get its first chance to see AIBO's offspring - Latte and Macaron - in the flesh at the consumer electronics show on Friday
Anchor-draggers cut Asia's Internet pipe
News Net access in Asia has been severely disrupted following damage to cables off the China coast - possibly due to ships dragging their anchors
Microsoft to open Passport to competition
News Software giant hopes to establish its authentication technology as a 'federation'
VIA lawsuit seeks to block Pentium 4
News VIA technologies today filed a lawsuit alleging that Intel's flagship processor violates a key VIA patent, and asking for shipments of the Pentium 4 to be stopped
UK government rejects key-escrow resurrection
News The Home Office says it will not attempt to revive the key escrow debate in response to the terrorist attacks in America last week
Nimda floods corporate networks
News The Nimda worms is filling corporate networks with traffic in exactly the way that experts feared Code Red would affect the Internet
Intel scraps 2GHz Xeon in favour of Prestonia
News Instead of a 2GHz Xeon, Intel will launch Prestonia - a 2.2GHz version of the processor built on the 0.13micron process
Via cans C3 processor
News The world's second-largest chip manufacturer turns to more aggressive marketing tactics in its battle with Intel
Home PCs at most risk from Nimda
News Antivirus experts say that most businesses now have a handle on blocking Nimda infections. It's home users - and their lax security protection - that have them worried
Intel scraps one Xeon, speeds another
News 2GHz Xeon for dual-processor servers is axed, but 'Prestonia' will now launch early next year
Palm m125 packs punch for consumers
News The m125, which ships today, adds expandability at the consumer end of Palm's line as the company takes aim at Microsoft's Pocket PC
Five years ago: Sage ready for accounts war
News If you notice large queues outside the UCI cinema in Regent Street in December, don't imagine it's Sylvester Stallone or Arnie hyping a beat'em-up movie. It's bigger than that; it's the clash of...
Dell Dimension 8200
Review This is a top-class system for running multimedia applications and games -- and pretty much anything else you care to throw at it.
