Previous DayEC to push e-government agendas
News The European Commission will hold a major conference this autumn to promote e-government, but the UK government may not send a representative
Singaporean denies smuggling US military technology
News One of the men accused by US Customs of smuggling military encryption technology denies knowing it was illegal
US army aims to take P2P into battle
News In the future soldiers could share data during combat by using peer-to-peer networking
EC expands Microsoft probe
News The link between Windows and Media Player is to be investigated by the European Commission
Spirent sees worse troubles ahead
News Industry insiders believe the telecommunications sector is heading for at least six months of serious gloom
Allchin explains Microsoft's $1bn gamble
News The man in charge of XP talks to ZDNet about Windows, add-ons, marketing and more
Microsoft learns from Linux
News Competing technology is 'good for the industry', says Microsoft
Bluetooth to be capped by 802.11, says Intel
News One of the founders - and the biggest backer - of Bluetooth finally admits the technology is doomed to niche markets
IDF: Notebooks to get Pentium 4 next year
News Mobile Pentium 4 will debut at 1.5GHz and hit 2GHz by the end of 2002, according to an Intel executive speaking at the company's developer forum
Making Linux usable tops Torvalds' list
News Linux creator Linus Torvalds says the kernel is not so important anymore, and ease of use should take priority - but not everyone agrees
Handheld makers get FCC wrist-slapping
News The Federal Communications Commission withdraws its earlier approval of two upcoming wireless PDAs from Palm and Handspring
Open-source advocate attacks patent laws
News Stanford University law professor Lawrence Lessig urges open-source folks to take the battle to copyright and patent law at LinuxWorld
Nations uniting for open source
News Governments around the world have found a new rallying cry - 'Software libre!' - and Microsoft is working overtime to quell it
Five years ago: Corel sees Java, Web in the palm
News Illustration graphics giant Corelplans to branch out from its core software business by releasing a handheld Web browser that runs Java.
Handspring VisorPhone
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.
