Previous DayBT to begin public trial of 256Kbps ADSL
News More UK ISPs should soon be able to offer slower entry-level Internet access products
Spammers use your cat's name to sell you Viagra
News Spammers are using spyware to steal personal information -- such as a pet's name -- so they can send spam emails with personalised subject lines
MasterCard fights back against phishing
News The credit card giant is teaming up with a security software firm to hunt down individuals setting up fake Web sites that steal users' identities
Ofcom urged to make BT more transparent
News Rival operators want to use Ofcom's strategic review of the telecoms market to force changes on BT
Salesforce.com raises offering expectations
News The price of stock in Salesforce.com's imminent IPO has been increased by 20 percent
Confusion obscures point of Web services
Feature The most recent Web services standards are deterring potential users
Digital cameras to incorporate image sensors
News A semiconductor start-up has launched an image-sensor chip for consumer digital cameras
Internet Explorer gets a new evangelist
News The appointment of a new project leader may mean that Internet Explorer will get a makeover before it's embedded into the next version of Windows
Methanol fuel cells 'smaller and more powerful'
News A company that develops small fuel cells says its pure-Methanol model is attracting notebook and handheld makers' attention
Sendo X hits Europe's shops
News Sendo's Symbian smartphone is now on sale in five European countries, but the UK has to wait a little longer
Eclipse ready to reveal desktop-delivery alternative
News The open-source software foundation is planning the release of software aimed at Java programmers that provides an alternative to Windows
IBM dominates supercomputing list
Feature IBM now has more supercomputers in the Top500 than anyone else - but the top spot is still held by the Japanese Earth Simulator
Customs criticised for £100m spend
News Despite spending large amounts on online systems, Customs & Excise has no clear idea of the benefits
HP OfficeJet 4215
Review With a bargain-basement price, HP's OfficeJet 4215 is a multi-talented, multifunction printer for the office or the home.
OpenOffice releases version 1.1.2
News Brief: The latest version of the open-source productivity suite, complete with bug fixes, is available on the Web
US Army contractor buys Mac supercomputer
News A supercomputer made up of 1,566 servers will run simulations of the aerodynamics of flight
Chipset brings fibre closer to homes
News A Motorola spinoff has developed a chipset that it says will improve carriers' ability to give consumers and small businesses broadband
Apple updates remote control
News Remote Desktop 2 allows remote administration of systems running Mac OS X, Windows or Linux
Fujitsu turbocharges server chip
News The faster Sparc 64 V processor results from a manufacturing process allowing 90-nanometre components
Microsoft releases Great Plains update
News The next version of the accounting software gives smaller companies greater accounting control over distribution and manufacturing
Desktops morph to fit latest chips
News Intel's new chipsets have spawned a smaller business PC and consumer-oriented multimedia computers
AOL withdraws from enterprise IM
News America Online is dumping its instant-messaging software aimed at businesses
Oracle mulls other targets
News Siebel and BEA remain on Oracle's acquisition radar, according to chief executive Larry Ellison
