Previous DayMicrosoft and XenSource is a one-way street
Comment Brian Byun of VMware talks about the implications of the Microsoft-XenSource link-up for virtual computing
Anger over call to fine unlicensed software users
News The BSA wants stronger penalties for businesses using unauthorised software, but a leading IT professionals' organisation has called the demands 'absurd'
Where did Microsoft put 10,000 new employees?
News Microsoft launched its biggest ever hiring spree in the last year, boosting areas such as product research and development
10 most foolish mistakes of IT pros
Feature End users aren't the only ones who can mess up the smooth running of a network. Here is a list of the most common mistakes IT pros make, plus some tips on how to avoid these errors
eBay faces data protection inquiry
News Two e-commerce giants have incurred the wrath of Privacy International, and the attention of the Information Commissioner
The Security of the State
Leader Can the Government really be planning to link up all its databases while removing ever more public oversight? Yes, prime minister
Toshiba TDP-T95
Review The Toshiba TDP-T95U seems to define the midpoint of the XGA projector market. There are brighter, lighter and cheaper models around, but none boast the same combination of price, brightness and...
Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 should ship on Thursday
News It is game on in Browser Wars, Part II with Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 finally ready for release just after Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate 1 hits the streets
Freeserve founder pushes private browsing
News Ajaz Ahmed's latest venture is a browser add-on that automatically clears away your private data
10 things to consider before taking the Vista plunge
Feature If you're planning a potential rollout of the latest Windows operating system, there are certain factors that need to be evaluated first
Used mobile devices may retain secret data
News A security software company has discovered that consumers don't always wipe data clean before selling mobile devices on eBay
UK urged to help Europe's digital library
News European Commission is encouraging member states to boost efforts towards creating a continent-wide library, to save culture from 'irretrievable loss'
Google offers free PDFs of books
News Files of public-domain works are now available for download and print via Google Book Search
Home Office admits to database breaches
News The Home Office has admitted to several security breaches, but denied its ID systems had been hacked
Setback for Sun as new servers use old chip
News Upgrades to the lower-end UltraSparc-based servers will feature chips introduced three years ago, not the faster versions that had been planned
Linspire scraps fees on download service
News The Linux seller has made access to its 'Click 'N' Run' software library free, to increase the product's popularity
