Previous DayJVC Mini Note MP-XP7210
Review Consumer electronics specialist JVC’s first notebook is an impressive Windows XP ultraportable that weighs less than a kilogram and features a 1,024 by 600 display.
Telewest chief in unexpected departure
News Telewest's chief executive has left his post one day before the company's latest financial results are released
RIPA surveillance may break human rights laws
News The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act may break human rights laws by giving law enforcement bodies access to personal data retained for national security purposes
Time travel on your computer
Comment Rupert Goodwins: Familiarity breeds contempt, but the computer on your desk can do much more than you expect. All it takes is a different way of looking at things.
AOL previews version 8.0
News The official release of AOL's latest service will be in the autumn, and the central theme of the update is customisation
BSkyB to sell discounted no-frills broadband
News The satellite broadcaster teams up with BT Retail to offer BT Broadband to its customers on special terms
Camera makers unveil new media format
News Olympus and Fuji have announced a penny-sized storage format for digital cameras, despite some concerns that the market is saturated
ASP.Net - keeping it simple
Feature ASP.Net Web Matrix has the potential to make life easier for programmers and Webmasters in the real world. With a download size of 1.2 megabytes and a zero pricetag, you don't have much to lose
HP threatens researchers with DMCA
News Hewlett-Packard has threatened to sue a group of researchers under the DMCA for publicising a flaw in an HP Unix operating system
Survey reveals IT job dissatisfaction
News A shortage of good jobs in the IT industry has meant that job satisfaction is less prominent in people's minds
Ellison: You can trust Oracle's finances
News In advance of an SEC deadline that requires chief executives to vouch for their company's finances under oath, Larry Ellison has promised that Oracle has nothing to hide
Government must raise the bar in IT project management
Comment Eugene Lacey: The government has an appalling record of mismanagement of major IT projects across more or less all major spending departments. It must drive a harder bargain with vendors
Microsoft releases Windows 2000 fixes
News The latest set of bug fixes for Windows 2000 has been released to premier customers, and will be widely available later in the week
Tech evolution in data storage
Feature In most companies, data storage has long been viewed as a necessary evil. But that thinking is evolving as the type of data stored is changing
Internet privacy: The danger of good intentions
Comment Sumir Meghani: Bills, such as Fritz Hollings' Online Privacy Protection Act, entirely misunderstand why individuals need to be protected from the misuse of personal information.
Dot-com deathwatch site puts memos online
News A Web site best known for chronicling the demise of the dot-com industry publishes internal memos of bad business practices - for a fee
Nvidia warns of revenue slump
News Slow PC sales, Xbox uncertainties and a shift to low-cost desktop processors all contribute to lower quarterly sales
Intel gains market share on AMD's back
News The chip giant gains six percentage points of market share year-on-year, as the focus shifts to low-cost processors
MS unveils new Windows CE .Net
News The update includes new technologies such as IPv6 and broader support for .Net technologies
Making the call for VoIP standards
Feature No killer application has yet been discovered that makes Internet telephony absolutely essential, and the standards leave too many questions unanswered
Customers shun MS licensing plan
News The majority of Microsoft's customers won't be signing up for a controversial licensing plan set to go into effect on Thursday, but this will not necessarily hurt the software giant's revenues
IBM takes over PwC Consulting
News Big Blue offers to buy PricewaterhouseCoopers' consulting arm for cash and stock, a deal that expands its already extensive services business
Factiva CEO: Surfers will pay for news
News The chief executive of content-aggregating business Factiva says that Internet users will get used to paying for content in the next couple of years
