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Review You must really want an all-in-one package for your Handspring device to justify spending nearly £300 (ex. VAT) on this add-on module.
Hack attacks on home PCs increase
News Home PCs face increasing threats from intruders, and those on broadband connections are most vulnerable, according to both CERT and the hackers themselves
Handset delays could cripple 3G rollout
News How will network operators make a success of third-generation services if phone makers don't come up with the goods in time?
Wyly's big day at CA falls flat
News The existing board claims victory in the battle for control of Computer Associates, although the final results are not yet known
Intel Developer Forum: Full coverage
News At its developer jamboree in San Jose this week Intel touted everything from computers for your socks to performance figures for the 64-bit McKinley chip. Find out what's fact and what's still fiction
ISPs may be forced to keep tabs on customers
News New recommendations in Australia could see Internet Service Providers recording their customers' online activities
Robots could be nurses of the future
News Japanese plan could bring forward the day when robots work as nurses within hospitals, or help to save lives after a natural disaster
CBI demands action on cybercrime
News The Confederation of British Industry calls for more government action after finding that fear of Internet crime is stopping businesses getting online
IDF: McKinley to be twice as fast as Merced, says Intel
News At its Developer Forum in San Jose, Intel releases the first performance figures for McKinley and it looks promising, but 32-bit applications will see little benefit
IDF: Banias ends the megahertz madness for Intel
News Intel is slowing down in its race for more megahertz, and plans to start tailoring processors more closely to the applications they will be used for
Motorola picks Lineo for set-top box
News Lineo announces partnership with Motorola and a product to prevent mixing of open-source and proprietary software
Linux company to work on supercomputer
News Linux supercomputer maker to collaborate on data storage software for the US Energy Department's nuclear simulation tests
Gator bites back in ad battle
News Following criticism of its banner-covering pop-up ads, Gator sues the Interactive Advertising Bureau for disparagement and trade libel
Psion dips into the red
News UK PDA maker pins future success on the enterprise market as it announces £13m losses for its first six months, but insists the Symbian flotation is still on track
Microsoft patents may threaten open source
News Open-source supporters worry that Microsoft's recent patent acquisitions could restrict the development of Linux software
Home PC users wake up to need for firewalls
News The Code Red worm and the SirCam email virus appear to be the cause of an upswing over the summer of sales in home antivirus products
Handspring to launch two PDA-mobile phones
News Palm licensee Handspring has gained regulatory approval for two mobile phones based on the popular operating system; the Treo k180 and Treo g180
Gateway to lay off up to 25 percent
News A lack of brand recognition is blamed as the company closes operations in Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Australia and New Zealand
IDF: Intel 'hyper-threading' doubles chip power
News Intel's new technology, called 'hyper-threading,' will take advantage of formerly unused circuitry in the Pentium 4
Oracle returns fire after Gartner report
News The database software maker accuses Gartner of bias, but the research firm rejects the criticism of what it sees as evidence of independence
Five years ago: Dell first up with pre-installed NT 4.0
News Dell claims to be first PC vendor in the UK to ship systems with Windows NT 4.0 pre-installed
