Previous DaySendo gets smart with Symbian launch
News Sendo's second bite at the smartphone cherry has everything except a launch date
Sony reveals P900 smartphone
News Sony Ericsson has unveiled its latest smartphone, complete with VPN client and graphics said to rival those of the PlayStation games console
Bulldog shares broadband over Wi-Fi
News A partnership with MyZones means that Bulldog customers will be able to share their broadband connections using Wi-Fi
Recordable-CD prices to increase
News Manufacturer Memorex wants to buck the usual tech price trend and make its products more expensive
Anti-spam enters the Zone
News Zone Labs is to include spam-fighting software from Cloudmark with its products
Borland launches upgraded JBuilder
News Borland's latest update to the Java development tool aims to make developing Web applications an easier process
Aussie ISP in court over song-swapping
News The Australian music industry is targeting an Internet service provider as part of a court case against file-swappers
Texas Instruments stands strong
News The semiconductor giant reported healthy revenue growth during the third quarter, as demand for semiconductors continues to rise
Metadata holds key to future of storage
Feature Storage needs are continuing to evolve, and metadata has an increasing role to play
Price war forecast as Tele2 targets UK
News Tele2 has launched itself into the UK telecoms market and claims to be offering much cheaper prices than BT - a charge that the British incumbent rejects
IBM and Adobe create digital documents together
News IBM will integrate Adobe digital documentation technology into some of its database products
Symantec buys SafeWeb
News A tide of consolidation continues to flow through the security sector, as Symantec buys a maker of secure network devices
SGI hopes NASA's Linux spend will boost results
News SGI's latest results edged closer to profitability, as it announced NASA had bought a Linux machine with 256 Itanium 2 processors and was planning to buy more
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Microsoft adopts old tricks to push IM
News Office System, the upcoming version of Microsoft's Office suite, will contain multiple paths directing users towards the company's instant messaging tool
Microsoft Office System 2003
Review Microsoft Office System 2003 is the most complete suite available, but there's no compelling reason for everyone to upgrade.
Battle of business models rages in India
News Indian IT firms' approach to outsourcing will beat multinationals entering the country, says a senior Indian executive
ARM aims to put dual-core chips in mobiles
News The British chipmaker has teamed up with NEC to develop dual-processor chips that could be used in mobile phones
XP music feature raises antitrust concern
News A music-shopping tool in Windows XP may breach the terms of Microsoft's antitrust settlement, say regulators
Australian Mooter takes on Google
News An Australian search engine that claims to be based on artificial intelligence has plans to loosen Google's market strangehold
Mass Office upgrades 'unlikely'
News Analysts say businesses will not rush to upgrade to the latest version of Microsoft's Office suite, because of the complexity of its added features
China suffers virus epidemic
News About 85 percent of China's PCs have been infected by viruses this year, according to a government survey
Asian spammers 'hijack broadband PCs'
News A UK security firm says spammers based in Malaysia, the Philippines and Taiwan are turning vulnerable home and small business PCs in Western countries into spam relays
'Moon' network launches next-gen Internet
News A network based on Internet Protocol version 6 has been launched by a group of tech heavyweights
Yahoo to fool spammers with dummies
News The Internet portal will allow subscribers to set up dummy email addresses, which they can enter at Web sites without risking their primary account being deluged by spam
