Previous DayEasynet benefits from faster broadband
News The alternative telco has reported a big leap in its income from users of its faster broadband services, made available through unbundling
Presidential advisor slams software security
News Software makers could eliminate most current security issues if they only tried harder, according to a Homeland Security advisor
RSI Week: Your employer's obligations
Help/HowTo If your job involves spending too much time doing a repetitive task against tight deadlines, the law is on your side
Bluetooth firm's IPO shares fetch top price
News Cambridge Silicon Radio cited heavy demand for its shares, as investors make a cautious return to high-tech stocks
Apple vs Apple: Lawsuit reaches British judge
News The latest tussle over the Apple trademark has come before a UK judge, who has admitted to being an iPod fan
Amazon hit by 'shopping cart' patents lawsuit
News The infamous 'shopping cart' patents originally obtained by the now-defunct Open Market have returned to haunt Amazon
PDA prizefight: Palm OS 5 v Windows Mobile 2003
Tech Guide Palm OS is the reigning champ of handheld operating systems, but Windows Mobile 2003 is gaining ground fast. As these two PDA platforms square up to one another, which packs the biggest punch?
EU anti-piracy directive heads for final vote
News Following approval by a parliamentary committee, a controversial intellectual property directive is headed for a fast-track vote next month
Demand outstrips supply on Nokia 3G phone
News 3GSM: The head of Carphone Warehouse says that sales of the Nokia 7600 have 'greatly exceeded expectations'
China urged to follow the Wi-Fi herd
News If China wants to compete globally it needs to fall in line over Wi-Fi standards, warns a US industry body
Opera releases IPO details
News Opera will begin trading publicly on 11 March in the first of what could be several high tech flotations for 2004
Anti-spam firms test 'caller-ID' for email
News Spammers will have to go back to their old jobs on used-car lots as the email infrastructure is upgraded to eradicate email spoofing, say email security experts
Microsoft swallows tablet concept whole
Special Report Microsoft's Julius Sinkevicius discusses the company's strategy for tablet PC
Get ready for a bigger dose of tablet PCs
Special Report Poor battery life, slow processors and high costs slowed the uptake of tablet PCs but a new and more intuitive OS coupled with improved hardware could change all that
Australian Army slams soldiers' site
News A Web site containing reviews of military kit and weapons has come under fire from the Australian Army
Eizo FlexScan L885
Review Professionals who are looking for CRT-quality graphics in an LCD (and are willing to pay for it) will love the FlexScan L885.
No hard drive in Xbox future?
News Future versions of Microsoft's console may lack a hard drive
Yahoo chief floats ad-free future
News Yahoo may offer versions without advertising on a subscription basis, its chief executive says
Virus variants spread
News MyDoom and Netsky have been altered to attack vulnerable users
IBM calls on Sun to open up Java
News IBM has sent Sun a letter urging that Java be made open source
