Previous DayBroadband: The state we're in
Feature With less than a year to go before Tony Blair's self-imposed deadline for creating a high-speed economy, how far is the UK from beating the rest of the G7 to broadband utopia?
Microsoft names new UK boss
News Neil Holloway has handed over the responsibility of leading Microsoft's UK arm, as he devotes himself to matters in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
Bulldog gets its teeth into SDSL
News Britain's market for symmetrical broadband services is growing more competitive, with Bulldog widening its network
Linux-based handheld hits the Indian market
News Personal computing is now available to many more people in India, with the launch of another version of the Simputer
Bright future ahead for LCDs
News LG Philips LCD, the global leader in the liquid crystal display market, has seen its profits soar as users switch from CRT monitors
ISS slammed for 'selling' security patches
News ISS's security products were last week attacked by the Witty worm but the company is refusing to provide patches to customers who do not have a valid maintenance contract
Google searches for personal connection
News Google has launched a beta version of a search engine that attempts to tailor results to individuals
Orange SPV M1000
Review This Orange-branded Pocket PC/phone combo is a close relative of O2's impressive xda II.
WLAN Dos and Don'ts
Help/HowTo Mobility comes at a price. There are some fundamental guidelines that need to be followed for secure wireless networking
Spending outlook brightens slightly
News Forrester Research has lifted its forecast for IT spending growth this year by 1 percent
Tadpole evolves towards AMD
News The computer maker will switch to AMD's Opteron for its portable workstations
Swapping doesn't hurt music sales - study
News Song downloads cannot be blamed for the decline in CD purchasing, according to new research
Smart cameras to watch over London Tube
News London Underground is likely to deploy surveillance software that alerts operators to potential terrorist behaviour across its network of 6,000 CCTV cameras
Hitachi drive gears up for hard knocks
News A new 40GB drive for notebook computers will better withstand harsh treatment, the company says
Northern Ireland to roll out universal broadband coverage
News A multimillion pound investment aims to ensure that Northern Ireland is first to cross the finish line in the race for 100 percent broadband availability
Sony's double-layer DVD burners
Preview The next generation of double-layer DVD burners will write up to 8.5GB (4 hours of DVD-quality video) onto special DVD+R DL media. Sony will be among the first to bring drives to market.
Sun reveals Rave date
News Java Studio Creator, previously known as Project Rave, will have its debut in early April
IBM opens up Rational focus
News Big Blue's Rational development tools will become more closely integrated with Eclipse open-source software
Cisco menaced by Italian 'BlackAngels'
News A group of teenagers in Italy wrote the code that exploits nine vulnerabilities in a Cisco operating system
NetSky threat increases
News The latest version of the NetSky worm warrants more concern than was first indicated, according to Symantec
Intel draws notebook and desktop chip lines together
News The processors underlying Intel's notebook and desktop ranges will share a common core by 2007
