Previous DayBT slammed for 'ignoring' broadband interest
News Thousands of ADSL-hungry people can't get a trigger level off BT, let alone broadband - but the telco says it isn't possible to have viable targets for every community
3 signs up MTV and Jackass
News Hutchison 3G is leaping into bed with naked rollerbladers - will this help it get its numbers up?
Microsoft lends support to 64-bit push
News The software giant has developed a beta version of Windows XP for AMD's new Athlon 64 processor
Red Hat expands enterprise offering
News Red Hat is aiming to take some of the complexity out of enterprise Linux server systems with its latest management tools
Dell brings MP3 player under brand umbrella
News Dell will expand the range of consumer-electronics products carrying its own brand, as it looks for new revenue streams
Why Microsoft really does need IBM this time
Comment Many people may remember the days of OS/2, when Microsoft promised support for IBM but then changed its mind - now the tech giants are standing together again in the name of Web services standards
US privacy flies out the window
Comment How an airline secretly farmed out customer data to a private firm, which correlated it to social security numbers, home addresses, income levels and vehicle ownership information to create a...
The low-down on 802.16a: Data, media, VoIP
Video At the Intel Developer Forum, ZDNet's Patrick Houston sees a new Wi-Fi technology that uses the 802.16a wireless standard and touts a 10-mile coverage area
Nvidia makes play for handhelds
News The graphics chip maker wants to replicate its dominance of the desktop market in the handheld-device arena
Will patience create a Wi-Fi winner?
Q&A The founder of ISP Earthlink is setting out to capture the Wi-Fi market, which he sees growing steadily as more portable devices become Web-enabled
NetApp unpacks entry-level storage
News The storage firm has released systems targeted at smaller companies
Texas Instruments tweaks VoIP chips
News Changes to voice-over-IP chipsets will mean advanced capabilities can be added more easily, says Texas Instruments
Intel ready for upswing
News A senior Intel executive says the good times will return, with wireless technology, faster processors and emerging markets all reasons for optimism
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-V1
Review This compact and lightweight camera offers photography enthusiasts first-rate pictures and impressive performance.
US agencies demand tighter software security
News Five federal agencies will hold software makers to stricter security standards, in a bid to cut down on viruses and hacking incidents
Yahoo to compare prices for shoppers
News Yahoo will launch a price-comparison service this week, in an attempt to capture some of the increasingly sophisticated shopping market
McNealy defends value of IT in business
Video At the SunNetwork 2003 conference in San Francisco, Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy debates with writer Nicholas Carr, whose article 'IT Doesn't Matter' appeared in the Harvard Business Review...
Microsoft to pick up half of state's legal tab
News Microsoft must pay nearly $1m in legal fees, after a court ruling in favour of the state of Massachusetts
Google links search to location
News Google users will be able to enter their postcode in conjunction with search terms to produce results tailored to their location, along with a map
Dell touts cut-price server for small business
News Dell is targeting smaller firms with a $1000 server and software package
Microsoft Smartphone 2003 debuts in Taiwan
News A Taiwanese manufacturer has unveiled the first clamshell smartphone based on Microsoft's latest mobile operating system
iPass gives green light to Wi-Fi roaming
News The US company this week launches a roaming service that allows business travellers to access different hot spots
AMD pips Intel with 64-bit offer
News AMD's new Athlon 64 processor gives the option of upgrading to 64-bit software, which will start shipping later this year
VeriSign refuses to budge on redirection
News The domain registration firm says it will not alter its new policy of pointing unassigned domain names at its Web site, despite growing criticism from the Internet community
