Previous DayIntel shows off next-generation production tricks
News Intel shows off a milestone in the move to 65-nanometre chips by 2005
British Library lists rare books on Amazon
News The nation's flagship library has contributed millions of bibliographic listings to Amazon.co.uk, making it possible for many rare books to be added to the site for the first time
Digital jukebox will use broadband to storm pubs
News Picking a few tracks to listen to down the local will never be the same again, as high-speed Web access bringing music to the ears of drinkers
Spam vigilante faces jail
News A man who threatened to take the law into his own hands after being 'bombarded' with emails advertising penis enlargement faces going to prison in the US
European cybercrime squad gets green light
News ENISA is intended to provide coordination for police forces across Europe in their fight against cybercrime
Microsoft investigates Exchange security hole
News Update: The newly launched server software appears to contain a serious flaw that allows Web-based users to access other accounts
Veritas, Cisco do switch software deal
News Veritas, whose 'hardware-agnostic' switch software will work with many vendors' product, has signed a deal with Cisco
HP Scanjet 3670
Review If you're not after a stylish scanner and you need to save some cash, HP's Scanjet 3670 is a good choice.
Wireless networking to rule in schools and hospitals
News Doctors and teachers could be the next group to fall under Wi-Fi 's spell, according to the latest research
Alternative medicine: Future virus fighting
Special Report Viruses and worms are likely to be with us for the foreseeable future - but how will the methods used to fight them develop?
Know your enemy: Past threats
Special Report Old viruses shouldn't be thought of as dead and gone but merely lying dormant
Love: Novell could have had it all
Q&A Ransom Love's former employer, Novell, has now taken a leap into the Linux business - a move he promoted years ago. He explains what impact he thinks this will have, and why he wasn't surprised by...
Researchers fight Red Hat's Fedora trademark
News Red Hat's attempt to trademark the 'Fedora' name for its hobbyist Linux project is running into problems with a group of Cornell University researchers
US antispam measure heads for legal status
News After six years of trying, a federal law that imposes conditions on the sending of unsolicted emails is one step closer to existence
HP targets storage at smaller firms
News They might be 'just a bunch of disks' but HP is hoping its latest storage products will win over small and medium-sized businesses to external storage
LaCie Ethernet Disk
Review The Ethernet Disk offers affordable network storage in a sleek rack-mountable casing. Performance isn’t great, but given its target audience this probably isn’t a show-stopper. Expansion is an...
Hackers force Debian Linux sites offline
News The Debian Linux group had to pull servers offline after a recent hack attack, it has admitted
Opera updates browser to plug security holes
News Security flaws in the Opera browser, which opened both Windows- and Linux-based systems to attack, have been patched in the latest version
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Elite
Review Microsoft’s Wireless Optical Desktop Elite is a solid and affordable choice for the home or the office.
