Previous DayISPs shunned by Web safety drive
News The Get Safe Online initiative lacks teeth because BT is the only ISP involved, according to experts
Google to take on eBay and Craigslist?
News The Next Big Thing for Google could be a listings service that lets users post all kinds of information
Beware the bird flu spammers
News An international pharmaceutical firm has warned Web users to be cautious as spammers see a profit in the potential flu pandemic
Don't gamble with your productivity
Need to maximise your executives' productivity out of the office? You could learn something from TriCAD solutions
Music players 'cause trouble' for IT helpdesks
News Survey: IT directors say the use of digital music players is adding to the burden facing support staff. Not to mention user ignorance, users meddling, users working at home…
BlackBerry fault exposes BBC emails
News The BBC has shut down its BlackBerry mobile email service after executives started receiving chunks of other people's emails
Skype's contradictions show its strength
Leader Skype is succeeding despite being closed, uncertainly secure and greedy for other people's bandwidth. It's important to understand why
Broadband users take flight
News Survey: One in five broadband users ditched their ISP last year, as customer satisfaction takes a tumble
Google's success triggers Redmond introspection
Video Ray Ozzie admits that Google's success has caused the software giant to look long and hard at its own procedures
Petals aims to make Java Business Integration bloom
News The open source project will provide an implementation of the JBI specification, allowing you to tie multiple applications together in Java
Chips hot as iPod sales soar
News UK chip manufacturer Wolfson has upped its profits forecast, thanks to a booming consumer gadget market
MP: ISPs must come clean on paedophilia
News Margaret Moran MP is threatening to name and shame ISPs who don't take steps to prevent their customers accessing child pornography online, but should Web access be regulated in this way?
IBM pushes Power chip power savings
News The latest PowerPC chips feature measures to keep the lid on power consumption
Microsoft loses key executives
News Departure of the head of development for Microsoft Office is 'a huge blow', says one insider
Toxic tech threatening developing world
News Manufacturers have been savaged for dumping used PCs in the developing world; some say governments must take action
Skype flaw puts users at risk
News Updated versions of Skype address a serious vulnerability that threatened Windows users running the VoIP application
Dialogue Flybook
Review The diminutive convertible tablet-style Flybook could be an appealing system for the business traveller, but it needs a boost in specification and a drop in price.
Sun middleware embraces rival operating systems
News Sun's Java Enterprise System server software now works with Windows and HP-UX, several months after it was promised
IT giants form open source storage group
News Cisco, IBM and others want to create a single open standard for storage management, but the move may cause confusion
