Previous DayIntel cuts prices and plans new chips
News Prices slashed by 25 percent on some processors
Nuggets: Instant photos from Epson
News Make your digital camera print-tastic
AOL continues its wireless mission
News AOL inks six wireless deals as part of its 'AOL Anywhere' strategy, which aims to provide consumers with near-constant access to the company and its products
Mobile messaging coming to the US
News The Nokia/AOL deal targets the huge, untapped American market for text messaging - with an Internet twist
Amazon gets patent for affiliates program
News Now that Amazon owns the patent, there could be a shake-up in the e-commerce industry if it is enforceable
Online shopping impacts men
News Men, it seems, are more comfortable with new technology and are more likely than women to be e-shoppers
The Day Ahead: Don't dismiss Palm's competition
News The stage is set for Palm's market debut
Jane Wakefield: Dark side of the Net
News The Internet isn't so great at protecting our secrets, but hopefully government obfuscation will get the same treatment
BT's network down for 24 hours
News One-third of 0800, 0845 and 0835 calls affected
Will BT voice calls go unmetered?
News Telco denies reports of 'Surftime'-like package for normal telephone users
News Burst: AMD to cash in Intel's 64-bit plans
News AMD chief Sanders says Itanium will be a misstep for Intel
CeBIT 2000: A summary
News We take a look at some of the highs and lows of this year's CeBIT exhibition
X-Box alert! Microsoft got game?
News The truth is out there: With the purchase of 'X-Box.com', the software giant looks ready to unveil its game machine in two weeks. Will it be an industry crusher?
Hollywood's war on open source: Linux in the cross hairs
News It's the Davids vs GoliathDon Marti, a Linux advocate, said the cases aren't about piracy.
Hollywood's war on open source: Don't fence me in
News It's the Davids vs Goliath
Hollywood's war on open source
News It's the Davids vs Goliath. By attacking reverse engineering, Hollywood's barrage of lawsuits over DVD code has struck the heart of the open source revolution
A Year Ago: Virgin set to 'attack' telecoms market
News According to Richard Branson, Virgin is set to enter the telecoms market, which, said the UK's favourite train boss "is exactly the sort of market we like to attack"
