Previous DayCompanies warned over corporate identity theft
News Individuals have been warned about the threat of identity theft for years. Now it's the turn of businesses
E-commerce minister 'neglecting IT for energy'
News DTI insiders are unhappy that Stephen Timms has so much on his plate, and say he simply doesn't have the time to digest crucial technology issues
Citrix CEO: We're at the front of the grid
Q&A Citrix chief executive Mark Templeton says when it comes to grid and utility computing his company has been on top of the technology for years
Fiorina clarifies 'Adaptive Enterprise' strategy
Video At Gartner's Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando, Fla., Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina tries to clear up the confusion over her company's new 'Adaptive Enterprise' computing strategy and explains how it...
Sony to slash workforce
News The consumer-electronics firm has announced 20,000 jobs will go, in an attempt to boost its bottom line
Motorola president tips 3G growth
News Operators like Hutchison are creating strong demand for 3G handsets, according to Motorola's president and chief operating officer
Aussie ISP promises to keep disputed site offline
News Internet service provider ComCen has agreed to Federal Court demands that the MP3 site at the centre of legal action remains down
Microsoft applies its might to fighting spam
Comment While the software giant's latest spam-filtering technology shows promise, it must become more nimble to remain a step ahead of spammers
Microsoft gives Media2Go longer name
News Microsoft has renamed its mobile-entertainment software unit and signed partnerships with two design firms
Fat pipes fail Broadband Britain
News Internet users are becoming disillusioned by the tide of spam and viruses, and want better support rather than faster speed, says new research
US seeks to stop TV pirates
News Federal regulators will this week vote on whether consumer-electronics firms will have to support technology designed to stop digital-TV content being posted online
Hitachi Data Systems beefs up software business
News The storage vendor hopes archiving and content management tools will help stave off competition from rival EMC
Palm shareholders set for split
News Palm is ready to divide in two, as it attempts to ride out the handheld market's slump
Epiphany pursues telemarketers
News A new version of the firm's CRM software will give call-centre agents prompts to sell products, as well as assisting compliance with the US' forthcoming do-not-call legislation
O2 xda II
Review The xda II features a tri-band GSM/GPRS phone, a VGA-resolution digital camera and Bluetooth built in, along with 128MB of RAM, an SDIO-compatible card slot and an improved screen. This makes it...
IBM sets up mobile computing lab in Korea
News Big Blue has teamed up with the South Korean government to establish a ubiquitous computing lab
Software firm tracks RFID tags
News Manugistics has released software that allows businesses to track radio frequency identification tags
Adobe brings big hitters together
News Adobe has released a package combining its most popular graphics and publishing applications
ICANN heads for 'substantive' meeting
News The Internet administrator has set a controversial agenda for its meeting in Tunisia this week, covering VeriSign's redirection service, IPv6, and intellectual property rights
Symantec spend up still on
News The security firm will pay $100m for ON Technology, which develops infrastructure-management software
Lawsuit targets PS2 chip
News Sony and Toshiba are being sued in a patent dispute over the custom chip powering the PlayStation 2 console
China developing 'super DVD' format
News Chinese researchers are working on a new standard, called EVD, that promises five times the image quality of DVD
Handhelds notch up better quarter
News Growing handheld sales in the third quarter will not be enough to push 2003 shipments past last year's levels
IBM moves to detect privacy threats
News Big Blue says a new partnership will let it automatically spot threats to identity information
Intel and AMD deliver pre-Christmas price cuts
News The chipmakers have reduced prices by up to 35 percent, in the run up to the traditional PC-buying season
New Linux in the wild
News A test version of the next Linux kernel has been released for developers to 'hammer'
Fires disrupt tech firms
News Southern California's wildfires are creating havoc for IT companies based in the region
