Previous DayBT: Education key to broadband
News Four more Cornish local exchanges will be ADSL-enabled as local businesses flock to sign up for broadband, but it is education that makes the difference, says BT
Orange, mmO2, T-Mobile swap photo messages
News Update: Some may have been surprised to find that the camera phone they got for Christmas couldn't send pictures to phones on other networks. Three UK mobile phone networks have now made the first...
Broadband reaches one in 10
News Nearly one and a half million households in the UK now have broadband as take-up continues to grow, says Oftel
Boss Hogg's guide to radio networking
Comment Rupert Goodwins: A forgotten frequency is revived for data, but with both hands tied behind its back.
IBM to unveil Lotus 'lite'
News Lotusphere: A version of Lotus offering basic email without extra functions like a calendar is to be revealed this week
Telewest cuts cost of DIY broadband
News The cable firm believes it now has the lowest start-up fee of any UK broadband ISP
Beans make XML into Java
News BEA is offering a free service for Java developers who need to work with XML documents
Slammer 'could have originated from Asia'
News Internet traffic began to increase in Asia before other regions, leading to speculation that the worm could have started there
VoIP hang-up looming?
News Cheaper long-distance calls using the Internet are threatened by a potential shortage of numbers
UK sites hit by SQL worm
News Update: Hewlett-Packard is one of several major UK companies and Web sites that have felt the impact of this weekend's attack by the SQL Slammer worm, also known as Sapphire
Ethernet security leak discovered
Feature For years, Ethernet drivers have been quietly leaking sensitive data. Now it's public knowledge, so it is time to fix it quick
Red Hat boosts service subscription plan
News LinuxWorld: The Linux company has announced a new service subscription plan, which is key to its financial future
Reaping the rewards of teleworking
News Few organisations have had much success with teleworking. One firm has bucked that trend by experiencing increased productivity after its word processors began to work from home
Acer s60
Review Acer's Palm OS handheld eschews leading-edge technology, and its Memory Stick slot may not suit everyone, but the design is attractive and the price competitive.
Help & HowTo: Slammer
News The Slammer worm is causing problems around the world - find out how to avoid it, and what to do if infected
IBM enhances wireless notebooks
News The ThinkPad goes fashion-conscious with new covers for its track point - and there is wireless and enhanced software as well
Lindows: Jury to decide
News Microsoft and Lindows are to meet in court in April - a jury will decide whether 'windows' is a generic term or not
Liberty Broadband takeover finally resolved
News The government has agreed to allow Firstnet to offer a 'Wireless DSL' service, which could mean a wide-scale rollout of wireless broadband
Intel rounds out mobile chip family
News The chipmaker's upcoming Centrino line of mobile chips will include two lower-power versions aimed at ultraportables
City turns away from Office
News Houston is going further than just replacing Microsoft Office for its 13,000 city workers: Any resident with a library card will be able to install and use Simdesk at home for free
What's in a name? Not Palladium
News Microsoft has changed the name of its next-generation security technology to something that does not roll off the tongue quite as easily
Worm exposes laziness and Microsoft bugs
Analysis Analysis: SQL Slammer, also known as the Sapphire worm, has highlighted a dirty secret in the IT industry: Software bugs are common and administrators are slow to patch them
