Previous DayCracker breaks the bank in Czech Republic
News Country's largest bank claims it is secure despite incident.
Orange WAP services land, phones to follow
News The promise of a mobile phone that doubles as an intelligent buddy is here... Well, nearly.
Vintage watches, marketing gimmicks sell on Wall Street
News It's a busy day for floatations in the US, with luxury goods, enterprise computing specialists and marketing startups hoping to make a splash on Wall Street.
Nuggets: Yet another mobile from Ericsson...
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on...
Cheap Net access top of gov't agenda
News Cheaper Internet access is at the top of the government's e-agenda according to e-Minister Patricia Hewitt speaking Thursday at the Scrambling for Safety Conference in London.
News Burst: Orange WAP services are here...
News Mobile telecoms firm Orange today became one of the first networks to unveil a fully operational range of WAP services.
IBM readies AS/400 push
News The latest pitch: IBM's midrange servers as the dream machines for software hosting.
Windows 2000 Datacentre to go beta next week
News Datacentre is nearly on its way to testers, but it isn't the end of the road for Windows 2000.
E-bill reverses burden of proof, says expert
News e-Minister defends government action on encryption, while privacy-rights expert blasts e-commerce bill.
It's your digital radio friend... the GIMP
News Ginger launches personalised online music player for Virgin services, looks ahead to mobile digital devices.
Report: International e-commerce sales grow
News E-commerce isn't just an American phenomenon. Dataquest says nearly a third of online sales this holiday season will occur internationally.
New Intel 810E chip set a boon
News What does the coming 810E chip set mean for consumers? Low-cost, high-performance desktop PCs.
Dell in colour - sort of
News New notebook takes a timid step towards iMac land, but not on the outside.
News Burst: Ginger Online launches GIMP
News Ginger Online reckons it has launched the UK's first online radio companion.
Freeserve doing it all for charity
News Free ISP joins ITV for Year of Promise campaign.
News Burst: Cracker holds bank to ransom
News Czechoslovakia's largest bank claims it is secure despite incident.
Committee calls for mobile phone health research
News House of Commons concludes no health hazards from mobiles, but science committee wants a second opinion.
News Burst: Novell bug fix destroys file systems
News A red-faced Novell has just issued a patch for a destructive software flaw that deleted NetWare Storage Services (NSS) volumes. Why red-faced? The software package was actually designed to repair...
Xerox buys Tektronix division for $950m
News Purchase puts it right on the heels of HP with 30 percent of the office printer market.
Nuggets: Ericsson launches keyboard for SMS freaks
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on...
IBM puts brawn behind business intelligence efforts
News Company pushes interoperability, usability standards, answers similar Microsoft efforts.
Why Oracle and HP tied the knot
News It took Carly Fiorina and a nudge from a rival company to get Oracle's Larry Ellison down the aisle.
Dell's future vision: A PC in every room
News They'll all be connected and will have broadband Net access, too. Oh, and Dell plans to make house calls to set them up.
FTC cracks international Web porn ring
News US and Australian authorities raid porn ring that 'hijacked' Web sites and 'kidnapped' innocent surfers.
Ruckus over Intel's Rambus technology - Part II
News Continued from Part 1
Ruckus over Intel's Rambus technology
News Intel's latest desktop PC chip set transition is turning out to be a painful one.
