Previous DayKodak cuts staff numbers by a fifth
News After announcing earlier this month that it would abandon the traditional-camera market, Kodak has revealed plans to slash its workforce
Some Dell PowerEdge servers die after smoking
News Dell is replacing faulty motherboards in one of its discontinued rack-mounted server models because of a risk they will overheat, generate smoke and then die
Lucent posts another profit
News Bucking a four-year trend of poor results, the telecommunications-equipment firm has reported its second consecutive quarterly profit
For-sale sign hung on AT&T Wireless
News The US cellphone provider has confirmed rumours that it is on the market
CRM will head for hosting - Siebel
News Siebel's chief executive is predicting a boom in hosted CRM, just as the company has entered that market
JVC Mini-Note MP-XP731
Review JVC’s tiny Mini-Note MP-XP731 may be the smallest and lightest Centrino notebook around, but a few trade-offs have been made in order to achieve that goal.
MPs batter Apple over iPod batteries
News The iPod's limited battery life has already caused Apple some grief. Now a collection of British politicians are putting the boot in, but Apple says their claims are inaccurate
Sun attacks IBM's Linux strategy
News Sun is offering to help IBM with an internal migration from the Microsoft desktop
JBoss gets Nuked
News It's PostNuke, but not as we know it. A Java version of the popular open-source content management system will be available from next month, says the JBoss Group
AOL filter prevents anonymous email
News AOL is testing a new protocol that verifies the identity of email senders
PalmOne shrinks workforce
News The handheld maker says it will cut staff numbers by 12 percent
Red Hat nurtures Chinese ambitions
News The Linux firm is planning to expand into China and may form a partnership with local firm Red Flag Linux
HP crows over poaching of Sun customers
News Hewlett-Packard says that a programme targeted at customers of rival Sun has generated $75m
Packing chips in yields slimmer phones
News Toshiba says a new casing that can hold up to nine chips will result in greater flexibility for handheld manufacturers
VoIP showcases advanced phone services
Feature Forwarding unwanted suitors' calls to automatic rejections is an example of advanced services that providers hope will lure traditional telephone customers to voice over IP
Preventing hack attacks: The must-reads
Feature Keeping your network secure is an essential part of any IT manager's job - and knowledge is power
The power base of Linux
Q&A Open Source Development Labs chief executive Stuart Cohen wants his group to become Linux's 'centre of gravity'
As the Mac turns 20, has the PC caught up?
Comment The Apple Mac turns 20 this week, but the real question is not has it grown up, but are PCs now as impervious to gecko lizards?
Aussie group claims SCO's demands flout law
News An advocacy group has reported SCO to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Nokia 6600
Review Aimed at business users, Nokia’s 6600 Symbian smartphone delivers faultless Bluetooth, removable MMC memory, a bright display and the Opera browser.
Intel soups up Prescott
News The chipmaker has redesigned its forthcoming Pentium 4 update to hit higher speeds
Novell reveals Linux philosophy
News Novell's chief executive says open-source and proprietary software must learn to coexist
New wave of lawsuits hits file-swappers
News The RIAA has launched legal action against another 532 people accused of trading music online
Intel holds out WiMax hope for 'last mile'
News New wide-area wireless broadband technology could eventually bring high-speed Internet access to the remotest of houses, the chipmaker says
E-voting 'risks fraud'
News Existing Internet technology cannot guarantee the integrity of online voting, according to computer security experts
