Previous DayFiorina warns tech gloom is spreading
News Slowdown disease is contagious and there is no way Europe will be able to avoid catching it, warns HP chief
Dell and Samsung sign $16bn pact
News Technology and R&D joint areas of interest for firms in ongoing relationship
Blackberry turns wireless calendar page
News Wireless calendar updating to become a USP for RIM
Minister challenges government on child protection
News DfEE takes stronger line on protecting children from Internet paedophiles than Home Office
Local loop unbundling 'farcical' say MPs
News Trade and Industry select committee blames both BT and Oftel for the 'sorry tale' of broadband rollout
Handspring gaining toehold in Palm market
News Handheld maker Handspring makes inroads on Palm's market share
End the holy war now!
Comment I've often heard Napster users talk about the importance of a concept we all should have learned in kindergarten: the concept of sharing.
Mir, uncertainty and doubt to be streamed on Web
News Millions of people are expected to log on to watch online coverage of the Mir spacestation as it plunges back to Earth on Friday
Sun fights back with mid-range servers
News Beset by delays, Sun's servers finally launch with the long-awaited Ultrasparc III, but there's still no sign of the high-end StarCat
News Roundup: BT must face up to its debt problem
News Shareholders demand an explanation of BT's debt-reduction strategy
PoizonBOx hackers leave e-envoy red-faced
News Computer crackers leave their mark on numerous government Web sites, including that of e-envoy Andrew Pinder
Space: The final vacation
News Space Island Group plans to lure tourists and commercial enterprises into space at an affordable price. Zero gravity, here we come
Queen of Teen takes over Yahoo!
News Click me baby one more time! Despite an ad industry in the doldrums, Pepsi and Britney have bought up all of Yahoo!'s advertising space this weekend
Power without the wire
Comment Intel is a reformed character. It has mended its ways. It has seen the light, and it is now cool. Well, cooler. Trouble is, is it in time?
Oracle slashes 2 percent of workforce
News Spokeswoman says that workforce reduction should be achievable through attrition
Game over for Freeloader.com
News Failure to attract enough adverts means closure for the free online game site
MS targets smart phones, pagers
News The software giant is engaging in a wireless assault - signing partnerships over its Stinger smart phone and teaming with Motorola to bring MSN to two-way pagers
Net-porn filtering hit with lawsuits
News A battle is brewing in the US over what is more important: giving the public Internet access, or protecting kids
Mac OS X - it hits, it misses
News The next-generation Mac operating system, coming Saturday, will not support CD-rewritable, DVD or DVD-recording drives - the linchpins of recent marketing campaigns - but it will have some extras, too
Tech's heavyweights go wireless
News This year's CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas is a haven for not only young start-ups, but also the highest concentration yet of the biggest names in the computing industry
Intel unveils last PIII-based Xeon
News The processor giant releases a 900-MHz Xeon processor for servers, the final member of the chip family to be based on the Pentium III design
IR35 could cost companies billions in benefits
News Judge argues that an IT contractor who has to pay the same rate of tax as an employee deserves to get the same benefits
EC joins growing debate on future of 3G
News Brussels hopes to dispel criticisms surrounding the introduction of next generation mobile services
A Year Ago: Brown unveils the e-budget
News First published: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 17:43:40 GMT
