Previous DayWireless wonders and woes
Comment Just as we get the hang of wireless, the future gets messier. For ages, wireless data meant two things -- slow and expensive, or not so slow and even more expensive.
Palm plays it safe with wireless
News Symbian, Microsoft and even Handspring may make much of the wireless handheld, but Palm will wait and see
WEP: No weapon against hackers
Comment To say that 802.11b wireless Ethernet has seen an exponential increase in usage during the past twelve months would be a massive understatement.
Electronics Boutique buys Barrysworld
News UK high street retail giant will use £400,000 purchase to expand its online channels
Ericsson puts security in smartphones
News Smartphones to come with built-in security
Oracle to tap Compaq's clustering software
News Oracle will use Compaq's TruCluster software in its forthcoming 9i database software
3G delays will cost firms millions
News Every second represents a loss in third-generation rollout delay scenario, says Lucent's Erickson
Micron shows off DDR PIII chipset
News Copperhead to strike entry-level Pentium III servers later this year
Dolby sounds out wireless market
News Texas Instruments and ARM lend Dolby a hand with Beatnik audio engine project
Nvidia unveils NV20 graphics chip
News Sixty million transistors and DirectX 8.0 support makes chip a formidable contender
AMD to build Singapore testing lab
News Testing and production labs will boost production of Athlon, Duron and Hammer
Where have you gone, David Boies?
Comment Sitting down with a Microsoft source for a drink here Sunday night, I got an earful. After all the months of spinning and posturing, the enormity of the crisis facing the company had put this exec...
European firms warm to WAP
News A quarter of European companies have rolled out WAP services, and others should follow their lead
Gnutella worm finds new way to squirm into PCs
News Although not damaging, the worm is a blueprint for virus writers who want to use peer-to-peer swapping services to spread their creations
Bertelsmann dabbled in file-swapping pre-Napster
News A low-profile Bertelsmann subsidiary tested a search engine that could have expanded the media giant's profile well beyond controversial partner Napster
Virus blame passes to users
Comment We've come almost full circle in the never-ending battle against computer viruses. A year ago we loudly blamed Microsoft for the Swiss cheese architecture of its Outlook e-mail client's...
Wireless networking wars hit speed bump
News The same technology wars that have hurt wireless networking products in the past are surfacing once again, with two groups vying for dominance
Intel to cut back on Web services
News Chip giant will cut back on installing hardware in its data centres throughout the US, Europe and Asia
CBI predicts second Internet boom
News Study promises Internet revival, but warns that government must speed up delivery of broadband Internet access
Sun T3 system to push down storage costs
News Sun makes another high-end storage play with SAN solution that does not need customised services
3Com lays off 1,200
News Cuts are part of wider problems hitting the telecoms market, says chief executive
Judges split over Microsoft ruling
News Strong words for both judge Jackson and Microsoft's lawyers on the first day of appeal hearing
Intel releases details of Web Tablet
News Handheld allows wireless Web surfing for US customers, but Europeans are put on hold
A Year Ago: Online shopping impacts men
News First published: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 14:19:38 GMT
Evesham Axis 1200 DDR Ultra
Review A very fast PC, and much better value than any Pentium 4 system at the moment.
