Previous DayVoIP 'the key' to true Broadband Britain
News Internet-based telephone services could radically change the UK's Internet market, says a new study
Web bookmakers tool up against blackmail hack attacks
News Internet gambling site Betfair has warned that blackmail threats from hackers are a serious problem. It's attempting to protect itself from threats of DDoS attacks
Know your enemy: RSI
Help/HowTo RSI Week: All the news, advice, reviews and downloads you need to stay healthy and free of Repetitive Strain Injury
No pain, no strain!
Help/HowTo RSI Week: RSI isn’t an inevitable consequence of using a PC. By being careful with your workplace ergonomics you should be fine
Europe and Japan sprint ahead in 3G race
News Executives gathering for the annual 3GSM conference in Cannes say the US has fallen behind countries such as the UK
3 warms to business services
News The 3G operator is laying the groundwork for data services on its European network, as competition mounts
Repeat offender: How IT use can cause RSI
Help/HowTo RSI Week: Some estimates put the cost of RSI-related injuries to UK industry at anywhere between £5bn and £20bn but with care it's easy to minimise the risks
Two desktops - twice the health risk?
Q&A RSI Week: Ergonomics expert Professor Peter Buckle explains why IT professionals using multiple workstations could be at greater risk of developing RSI-type injuries
Symbian shipments rise amid doubts over future
News Shipments of smartphones using software from Symbian tripled in 2003, but greater control by Nokia could mean problems in the longer term
MPEG-4 standard struggles for traction
News A start-up developing multimedia products based on the emerging standard has shut down its US operation
Intel plans flash makeover
News The chipmaker wants to regain its place in the flash memory market
IBM sews up second Blue Gene deal
News The company will install a second Blue Gene supercomputer at a radio telescope project in the Netherlands
Microsoft readies InfoPath update
News Microsoft is about to release the first major update for its electronic forms application
Microsoft denies media-player monopoly
News The software giant says RealNetworks has suffered no damage from the dominance of Windows
Intel pushes Centrino to consumers
News Intel's new advertising campaign aims to convince consumers to adopt its wireless bundle
Homeland security calls for whistleblowers
News Companies can report holes in the US' technological infrastructure without opening themselves up to liability, under a new plan
Judge rules DVD-copying program is illegal
News 321 Studios can no longer distribute its copying software, a judge has ruled
NASA claims Mars smash hit
News The American space agency says its Web site collected more than 6.5 billion hits during the past six weeks
Linux heads for embedded status
News Device-software firm Wind River will team up with Red Hat to produce a version of the open-source operating system
MyDoom hits music industry
News A variant of the virus aims to take down the Recording Industry Association of America's Web site
Alternative input devices
Buyer's Guide Many people spend most of their working lives interacting with computers, running the risk of discomfort or injury. Here are some products that could help prevent such problems.
