Previous DayISPA: Set trigger levels for all exchanges
News The largest Internet trade association in the UK has called for trigger levels to be set for all exchanges
British Gas switches on email billing
News Nearly 100,000 people have signed up for the paperless billing system, but thousands are likely to pay their bills while at work
Government urged to be bold with IT projects
News The IT industry has urged the government to push ahead with tech modernisation, rather than waiting on detailed analysis - though some condemn this as risky behaviour
Opera heads for wireless mainstream
News The company's wireless browser is set to achieve greater prominence in the huge mobile phone industry with the release of Nokia's latest smartphones
UWB standards rivals offer royalty-free technology
News Royalty-free technology is the latest salvo in the battle to win the ultrawideband standards race
Most UK companies 'still vulnerable' to blended attacks
News Even after a summer of intense virus and worm activity, a survey has revealed that most UK companies are still vulnerable to the type of attack used by MSBlast and Slammer
Xerox prints out rolls of chips
News Flat-panel-screen manufacturing could benefit from new technology allowing sheets of transistors to be printed out
Mandrake Linux 9.2 'kills' some CD-ROM drives
News The latest release of MandrakeSoft's operating system can permanently disable CD drives from a major manufacturer, the company has warned
FineReader 7.0 Professional Edition
Review FineReader 7.0 Professional's accurate character recognition and low price make it perfect for home/small office use.
Microsoft devices to get speech recognition
News A Web site appears to have accidentally posted information about upcoming software designed to add voice commands to Pocket PCs and Windows smartphones
Intel readies Centrino Wi-Fi upgrade
News A next-generation part combining 802.11a and 802.11b is finally ready for launch, after delays in testing
Q&A: Gates beefs up Longhorn vision
Q&A In an interview at Microsoft's developer conference, Bill Gates explains his vision for Longhorn - and why he is confident that IT departments will continue to invest in Windows
Activists wring four DMCA concessions
News The US Library of Congress has created four exemptions under which it is legal to crack digital copyright protections
Microsoft confirms Longhorn server
News Though other details are scarce, Microsoft has confirmed there will be a server version of its Longhorn operating system
Knowledge experiences exponential growth
News New information stored in 2002 totalled five exabytes, according to new research
Microsoft settles another six suits
News Microsoft has finalised $200m worth of class-action lawsuits concerning antitrust issues
Three flaws discovered in Mac OS X
News New vulnerabilities in Mac OS X can be fixed only by upgrading to the latest Panther version, says security firm @Stake
IBM revives Butterfly concept
News Big Blue is toying with notebook designs mimicking its famous Butterfly keyboard
IR35 decisions 'take too long'
News The Inland Revenue has admitted that the time it takes to decide on an individual's IR35 status should be shorter
SCO wants to undermine Linux foundation
News SCO is attacking the General Public Licence, saying it violates the US Constitution
Apple Power Mac G5
Review Whether it's the world's fastest PC is up for debate, but the Power Mac G5 certainly delivers top-notch performance for creative professionals and power users.
Microsoft prepares to kill Windows Messenger
News Security fears mean Microsoft will switch off the Windows Messenger service in its next update of Windows XP
