Previous DayCyberangels preach online safety to East London teens
News High-tech crime experts are training children from an East London community how to surf responsibly and safely
PGP creator: Surveillance must be curbed
News Phil Zimmermann, the creator of the Pretty Good Privacy encryption tool, says that widespread surveillance is leading us into an Orwellian future
CRM filters down to smaller companies
News Software for improving customer service may soon be deployed by smaller firms, as more affordable tools come to market
Chilling out in Cooltown
Comment Technology and efficiency are all very well, but companies ignore the fact that people like to be treated like human beings at their peril
Mobile phone market needs 3G, says Carphone Warehouse
News Company warns that lower European sales will damage its earnings, and pins its hopes on higher-specification phones being launched later this year
IBM deals focus on servers, services
News Big Blue has signed deals to promote its main areas of interest, including semiconductors and services
Intel laptops get faster memory while Rambus languishes
News A new chipset from Via will let Intel-based laptops use fast DDR memory. A version for the competing RDRAM memory is unlikely to follow
Demand for US immigrant work visas rises in 2001
News The recession hasn't slowed demand for controversial H-1B visas
Wozniak rolls out 'Wheels of Zeus'
News Apple's co-founder announced a new company dedicated to the designing of wireless devices
Tech industry quiet over Netscape lawsuit
News IT companies are unsurprised by Netscape's case against Microsoft's business practices
Pressplay slips onto MP3.com
News Pressplay has finally launched its online music subscription service on MP3.com, joining other high-profile affiliates of the service
Hack attack leaves ISP's future in doubt
News Cloud Nine may be forced to shut down its operations permanently following a denial-of-service attack, as talks continue with fellow ISP V21
Adobe beefs up Quark challenger
News InDesign will be compatible for both Windows XP and OS X operating systems
New Intel chips span mobile spectrum
News Intel has released seven new processors for notebooks, and AMD has countered with a 1.3GHz Duron
Police to investigate Linux desktops
News A project to define the UK police's IT strategy will look into the merits of Linux on the desktop
Pizza Hut orders voice recognition with the lot
News The world's first voice-enabled pizza ordering facility is launching in Australia
Yahoo! to put price on searches
News 'Premium Document Search' is part of a plan to increase revenues in the light of scarce advertising dollars
Netscape hits Microsoft with lawsuit
News The new case, leading on from an earlier judgement that deemed Microsoft an illegal monopoly, tries to enforce the remedy that the government itself could not
Five years ago: Compaq strikes gold, plans budget PC
News Compaq reports an increase in earnings and aims to be the third largest computer company
