Previous DayDSL Max may save BT's broadband blushes
News SDSL has flopped, but analysts believe BT Max is just around the corner and could prove more attractive to small businesses
Adobe's designs on the future
Q&A Managing the biggest merger in his firm's history is going to be a big task for Bruce Chizen, but Adobe's CEO is bullish
McAfee partners with Postini
News McAfee is hoping to bolster its performance in the email security space with a product based on technology developed by email specialist Postini
Sun's Unix market position slips
News IBM has been stealing more and more of the Unix-based server market, but Sun is still shipping more units than anyone else
Zotob suspects linked to underground network
News Security experts believe that the virus writers responsible for Zotob got their code from a group called the 0x90-team
August was hot for IT contractors
News Pay rates for freelance IT workers continued to move upwards this month, especially for those with SAP skills
Latest IE6 vulnerability explored
News Reports of an unpatched flaw that may well allow for 'full-blown remote code execution' in Microsoft's Web browser are under investigation
Intel looks to do well by doing good
Leader The technology is suitably incredible and the marketing message is relentless Yet Intel would like to talk about goats for a moment at this autumn's IDF - no buts
Rupert Goodwins' IDF Diary
Blog Thursday 25/08/2005 Last day, and the one I most enjoy. Justin Rattner, who's in charge of R&D, sets the tone at the keynote by announcing that when he first heard of Radio Free Intel —...
Upgrade error exposes taxpayers' data
News Lambeth Council is demanding answers after a software update to its council tax system resulted in credit card details and personal information being sent as plain text in emails
Rupert Goodwins' IDF Diary
News The stories behind the news from last week's Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco
Yahoo faces Flickr rebellion
News Users of Yahoo's recently acquired photo-sharing site are joining forces to protest against the search giant's new account policies
Google Talk: a first look
Preview With an interface that lacks ads but is also short on features, this early Google Talk beta serves Gmail users who want to chat via text or voice.
Malicious code 'could hide in Windows Registry'
News Security experts are concerned that keylogging software could be hidden in the Windows Registry, but Microsoft insists this is a feature that could be misused, not a bug
Email users get a reputation
News Data about how much spam various email servers, and other machines, send out is now available on the Web
Google seeks early win in Microsoft battle
News A US federal court has been asked to void Kai-Fu Lee's Microsoft contract, putting an end to the legal battle between Google and Microsoft before the trial even kicks off
Microsoft tests new Windows file system
News The Microsoft Developer Network has got its hands on WinFS, which may fundamentally change the way that Windows stores and catalogues files
Two arrested over Zotob worm
News Investigations by the FBI and Microsoft have led to arrests in Turkey and Morocco over the Zotob and Mytob mass-mailing worms
