Previous DayWindows XP Professional x64 Edition
Review Only software developers and high-end workstation users will see real benefits from Windows XP Professional x64 Edition; everyone else should stick with 32-bit Windows XP instead.
Locking down your wireless network
Feature Do you think your Wi-Fi network is secure? Think again. We look at what you can do to make sure it is
Services market puts squeeze on IT departments
News IT departments are increasingly having to compete with external services companies and the rise of 'industrialisation', say analysts
Labour constituencies flying the flag for Broadband Britain
News Seven out of the ten most connected constituencies currently have Labour MPs, according to a recent study
Scotland to get blanket broadband coverage
News Once again, public subsidy is bringing high-speed Internet access to areas where commercial telcos have declined to invest on their own
Web defacements and server hacks on the rise
News Brief: Hackers in 2004 attacked more Web sites and servers than ever before, a security research group says
Opera boss starts Atlantic swim
News Update: The chief executive of Opera software entered the icy waters of an Oslo fjord, after Opera's latest browser was downloaded over a million times in four days. Now he's back out
Police IT use under fire
News Britain's police forces as a whole aren't using technology enough, according to a Home Office report, but those which are are reaping the rewards
64-bit Windows unveiled
News Microsoft has released its first full 64-bit version of Windows, two years after 64-bit chips first hit the market
Adobe Creative Suite 2.0 Premium
Review Photo and design specialists will appreciate the increased integration of files among this suite's various applications, which include Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, InDesign and Acrobat.
Trend Micro customers suffer weekend mayhem
News Update: IT workers are furious after working through the weekend to solve a problem caused by Trend Micro, which denies that a virus was to blame. But will customers get compensation?
Hackers attack IT conference
News Malicious hackers hit conference delegates last week with a new type of wireless attack based on a fake network log-in page
Adobe Bridge CS2
Review A visual thumbnail interface for the new Adobe Stock Photo service, Adobe Bridge also impressed us with its ability to search a file's metadata.
64-bit Windows, many years from now
Leader Will you deploy it, will you enjoy it, when it's 64?
Adobe Version Cue CS2
Review Version Cue CS2 will enhance work flow among photo and design specialists by tracking file content changes.
Making charity safe for IT administrators
Help/HowTo We look at how to give your retired IT kit to charity without giving your corporate secrets away with it
Apple issues Java patch
News Brief: The Mac maker has issued a patch to correct the flaw found in its latest operating-system update that caused problems with Java applications
Google in banner-ad u-turn
News The search colossus is launching a new service that will allow advertisers to display animated image ads on third-party partner sites, reversing an earlier policy against them
Microsoft in dock over JPEG patent
News Forgent Networks has filed a suit after the software leviathan attempted to have the scheduling-software firm's image-compression technology patent invalidated
Forum launches firewall with XML defences
News The security firm has forged an alliance with Computer Associates to launch a product to help secure networks against the emergent threat of XML-based malware
Many SMEs missing out on online bonuses
News Many small businesses are losing money by missing out on Government incentives for using e-services
EC warns on .eu scammers
News Companies should be wary of unscrupulous scammers offering bogus pre-registration services for the new pan-European domain
