Previous DayMoore's Law mag found under floorboards
News It's amazing what you can find under your floorboards: a 1965 copy of the original magazine containing Gordon Moore's famous article, worth $10,000, for instance
C++ creator: it's bigger than ever
News Builder: C++ creator Bjarne Stroustrup claims that the programming language has never been bigger, but not everyone agrees
Testing times for open source
Leader Testing software is hard, dull and necessary. If open source can crack that, everyone will benefit
Hacker attacks music file sharers
News Brief: File sharers are the target of a virus that deletes music collections
Opera CEO throws down Atlantic challenge
News The chief executive of Opera software has promised to swim from Norway to the US if a million copies of the browser are downloaded in its first four days of release
Yahoo opens up dead Marine's email
News The Internet firm has given the father of a US Marine killed in Iraq access to his late son's email, but only after a court order obliged them do so
VoIP: Not just about free calls
News While price is the main attraction for Europeans, Americans are interested in wireless VoIP because it helps them cope with patchy GSM coverage, says one vendor
Open source developers provide 'glimmer of hope'
News A software design expert claims that software quality is declining everywhere except in the open source world, but others insist that proprietary software is just as good as the alternative
Apple's environmental record under fire
News Steve Jobs had harsh words for those singling the Mac maker out for criticism when it comes to its record on the environment
Lack of testing 'threatening stability of Linux'
News One of the maintainers of the Linux kernel has said that a lack of 'credit or money or anything' for those who test the open source OS could threaten its long-term stability
Is Bluetooth doomed?
News Ultrawideband and NFC could be ringing the death knell for the short range wireless technology, at least in the mobile space
Hynix fined $185m for DRAM price fixing
News The memory-chip firm has pleaded guilty to antitrust charges bought by the US Department of Justice, and has been hit with the largest fine for such an offence during President Bush's term
Photoshop CS2
Review If you're a professional or ambitious amateur digital artist, we highly recommend Adobe Photoshop CS2.
IBM muddies dual-core pricing waters
News The hardware and services behemoth has formalised its policy on pricing for dual-core chips, but the system is far from simple
