Previous DayNorton AntiVirus 2002 8.0
Review There's no better virus killer than Norton AntiVirus -- but unless you're moving to Windows XP, don't bother with this minor upgrade.
BT unimpressed over probe into ADSL price cuts
News Insiders say that the telco isn't happy about being forced to justify price cuts to Oftel at a time when it is also being blamed for the high price of broadband
E-Minister takes first steps towards free wireless Internet
News A consultation on unlicensed radio bands could pave the way to free community wireless Internet access, but watch out for that drive-by spamming
Bluetooth will coexist with WLANs, says Forrester
News There will be ten times as many Bluetooth devices as wireless LAN nodes, but Wireless LANs will dominate for PC access
Time to get smarter about lay-offs
News Technology companies that conduct lay-offs in a prescribed format -- without exploring who and what they are losing -- are likely to be crippling their recovery and long-term viability
Online ad squabble nears resolution
News New standards may cut down the number of conflicts over payment for online advertising
Hutchison confronts 3G porn issue
News While there's clearly money to be made from offering access to adult services, 3G licence-holders are also facing some serious legal issues
Anthrax panic bumps up Web traffic
News In the wake of horror stories and urban myths, people are turning to reliable sources on the Web to find out the facts
Platypus makes a solid state splash
News QikDATA is designed to radically improve the affordability of enterprise level memory solutions
MP3.com splits into two
News The split underscores parent company Vivendi's effort to push online music into subscription services
Sony moves handhelds into the living room
News Is it a handheld PC? Is it a TV remote control? No, it's the Sony Clie PEG-T415
New storage standard holds water
News A new standard for networks of storage devices is making its way from the drawing board to a hardware reality. Cisco Systems and other tech giants are paving the way
Microsoft tech plays into hackers' hands
News A piece of software being distributed anonymously online cracks part of Microsoft's anti-piracy technology for audio and video
