Previous DayAll aboard for Wi-Fi trains?
News The railway industry is keen to give customers access to high-speed wireless broadband, but there are plenty of hurdles to overcome
The Week in Review: SCO reloads Linux attack
News SCO Group extended its Unix patent revenue grab, The Matrix grabbed tech workers and Kazaa broke download records...
'P' is for spam?
News A bug in Trend Micro's anti-spam software, for which the company has now offered a fix, blocks all messages that begin with the letter 'P'
Biometrics to catch 'fake' asylum seekers
News The Home Office is deploying a facial recognition system to fight fraudulent asylum applications
Sun wants 'expert' feedback on Java standard
News Sun would like to change the Java standardisation process to allow an earlier release of the technical details and more feedback
Sony SDM-HS73
Review The SDM-HS73's impressive specifications and very attractive appearance are matched by its level of overall performance. One for the style-conscious.
Dell eyes HP's Linux-notebook venture
News There has been so much demand for the Linux-based 'people's notebook' in Thailand that the government doesn't think HP can cope, so it is now in talks with Dell
Flaw discovered in Windows Server 2003 backup
News A storage flaw in Microsoft's new server operating system means tape backups cannot be read by earlier versions of Windows
Parrot DriveBlue
Review If you've got a Bluetooth phone and you want to use it while driving, this is an excellent solution, marred only by poor documentation and slightly over-aggressive noise reduction.
Microsoft download pitches rights management for business
News A beta-test add-on for Internet Explorer is one of the first available pieces of software in Microsoft's drive to introduce digital rights management for business information
Qualcomm doubles its chips for next-gen mobiles
News The US mobile technology maker has become the latest to advocate a new solution for processor-hungry handsets: adding another chip
Sun to take Java 'to the masses'
News New Sun Microsystems developer tools are aimed at simplifying Java development, as Microsoft hawks its .Net software as easier to use
Microsoft to enlarge server business with Jupiter bundle
News A new bundling strategy will lead Microsoft's latest charge on the server market, and industry observers say the time may be ripe for such a package
