Previous DayBT offers try-it-and-see Web services
News BT's enterprise customers will get the chance to try out its Web services on their own legacy applications - but at a cost
SDSL reaches Glasgow
News Scotland On Line and Fibernet are teaming up to provide Glasgow businesses with SDSL services
The challenges of mobile e-business
Comment Howard Baldwin: Getting business applications designed to run on 17-inch screens into PDAs and smartphones is a massive challenge for e-business developers.
Interactive DVD format gets broad support
News A new format aiming to bring Web content to consumer DVD players will be built into discs from Disney, New Line and Warner Bros
Nokia takes wraps off first 3G phone
News The Nokia 6650 3G phone - complete with digital camera - should hit the shops early next year in places where 3G networks are up and running
PayPal goes international
News PayPal has adopted a more cosmopolitan approach, claiming its electronic payment service will soon translate in to three currencies - dollars, euros and pounds
Mandrake shines up new software
News The French software maker's latest version of Linux includes slick new desktop features, as well as goodies for the enterprise - including support for NTFS
Microsoft looks to decipher your scribblings
News Microsoft is turning its keyboards in to ink - that is once it has worked out how to unravel your handwriting
Standard Web Services?
Feature Gartner predicts that by 2007, Web services will enable simple process interconnections within and beyond the enterprise, but the development of the standards still will not be complete
Freeserve wins small victory in VAT row
News Freeserve has won the opportunity to put its case to a judicial review, forcing Customs and Excise to explain just why AOL does not pay VAT
EasyInternetCafe gagging order reaches court
News Update: BPI goes to the High Court to ask for an injunction forcing EasyInternetCafe to stop talking about the CD-burning row with the press
Seven simple ways to stop security scares
Feature If you're responsible for IT security, or in charge of people who are, here's a checklist of things you should do to stay ahead of the curve
University bans controversial links
News A university in the US has accused a student organisation of violating US law, and has ordered it to remove a hyperlink to an alleged terrorist Web site
Sun brews fresh Java for mobile devices
News New tools will boost developers' ability to create cross-platform applications for sophisticated mobile devices. Enterprise tools are also on the way
Empire struck by game delays
News UK games developer Empire Interactive warns of increased development costs and delays to the launch of a key new title
University or certification?
News IT professionals face the ongoing dilemma of whether to opt for university qualifications or technical certifications. How do tech pros make sure they make the right decision so they aren't...
Watered down EC Directive
Feature The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 came into force on 21st August- the final text contains some significant shifts from the draft issued earlier this year
Amazon to revamp privacy policy
News Following scrutiny by the public and regulators, Amazon will attempt to clarify its plans for customers' private data
FrontPage flaw puts servers in jeopardy
News Attackers can take control of servers running Server Extensions, Microsoft warns, as new security flaws continue to pile up
Superstars blast file swapping
News Multimillionaire recording artists are to appear in the media as part of a campaign tarring those who trade music online as thieves
Web leak lets Red Hat out of the bag
News A new version of the most widely-used Linux distribution slips out early, providing a glimpse of Red Hat's new interest in mainstream desktop users
Computer makers get ready for seasonal battle
News Notebook computer makers are revving up for battle. Toshiba, Hewlett-Packard and Sony are readying their holiday 2002 models
