Previous DayPalm delays Web browser
News After a much-publicised launch at the CeBIT trade show, Palm's Web browser has failed to appear on time - the company says it is still 'optimising' the application
UK ordered to end 'long hours' culture
News The European Commission has ordered the Government to close legal loopholes in its labour laws
Achieving job success in the first 30 days
News Everyone from the CEO to the secretary will be watching to see how a new CIO plans to shape a company's strategic vision
Teach users these five laptop security musts
Feature Encryption software might protect your organisation's data if a laptop is stolen, but keeping the laptop in the first place is the best line of defense.
Mozilla 1.0
Review Until Netscape 7 comes out, Mozilla is the best free alternative to Microsoft’s IE -- and it's faster.
BEA keeping busy on software updates
News IBM has now caught up with BEA in the application-server market, but the company aims to retake the lead with its latest release
Government plans new broadband wireless auction
News With the 28GHz auction still failing to attract any new bids, the government is hoping to persuade telecoms companies to splash out on a 3.4GHz licence instead
ARM design to take mobile chips over 1GHz
News The new ARM11 microarchitecture will give a speed boost to handhelds, smartphones and other multimedia devices
Microsoft patches ten IIS vulnerabilities
Feature A cumulative patch covers ten security gaps in Microsoft's Web server. Make sure you install it
Apple unveils the eMac
News Apple's latest hardware for the education market includes a 17-inch flat-screen monitor within a system designed to fit on school desks
Training the cyberwar troops
News The US Department of Defense has been running a cybersecurity exercise so students can get hands-on with networks that are under attack
Dell gaining on HP and Compaq
News As the Hewlett-Packard merger with Compaq continues to be debated in the courts, Dell is quietly gaining ground on both of them in key markets
IMac success boosts Apple
News The flat-panel iMac has improved Apple's market positions - making it one of very few hardware companies to see sales grow
'Blended' attacks pose serious security threat
News Attacks that target different areas of your network are a major danger, and a strong defence is essential
Macromedia makes Web services key with Studio MX
News Dreamweaver, Flash, ColdFusion and Fireworks all come together today for the first time as a packaged suite of applications - and Web services feature highly
Dumping Windows might be a good idea
Comment Microsoft says that if it loses its antitrust case, it would have to take Windows off the market. That might be the best thing that ever happened to the industry-standard OS. Too bad it'll probably...
Climb the corporate ladder by raising your external profile
News Your work is first-rate, but does anybody outside your organisation know it? Here are some steps you can take to improve your visibility
MS warns of script attacks for some Outlook users
News Outlook users running Word as their default email editor are vulnerable to harmful scripts sent by malicious users
Adobe, Macromedia to square off in court
News As Macromedia launches Dreamweaver MX, Adobe will confront the company over patent claims
Liquid Audio starts Christian music download service
News 'Burn It First' is the firm's entry into the emerging music downloads market, initially offering just one type of music
SuSE looks to buffer Linux 'changeability'
News Corporate customers have less latitude to tweak Linux software they buy from SuSE: they still get the source code, but if they want the support they have to abide by extra licensing terms
Five years ago: Xerox slaps USR with patent suit
News Xerox Corporation has accused US Robotics (USR) of stealing its handwriting recognition technology
