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Virgin looks to cash in with SMS gaming
News The Sendo S230 supports interactive versions of chess, checkers (draughts), reversi and Kombat Club -- a two-player fighting game. Virgin is already a big fan of Sendo's earlier handset, the S200, which was popular with younger customers and...
[February 21, 2002, 14:07]
Photos: A trip down silicon memory lane
News An Altair 8800, signed by several members of the Homebrew Computer Club, including Steve Wozniak, Captain Crunch and Lee Felsenstein. The Xerox Alto was the computer on which such innovations like the mouse, the graphical user interface, laser...
[August 20, 2007, 13:04]
Microsoft: We're innovating like never before
News Microsoft demonstrated some of the new features at the launch, which took place at Arsenal Football Club's Emirates Stadium. According to Frazer, 79 percent of test companies thought that the new user interfaces would make their staff more...
[November 30, 2006, 16:08]
VOCalendar
Downloads Remote calendar caching improvedSupport for VOCalendarCreator remote calendars improvedConnect to your work, church, club and other calendars easily over the Internet, and view all connected calendars in a single, combined view!
[February 3, 2002, 7:00]
Acrobat: No longer written on stone
News At one point, Acrobat was known as the roach motel of data formats -- you could get data in, but you couldn't get it out," Adobe chief executive Bruce Chizen said in Palo Alto on Wednesday night during a panel discussion run by Silicon Valley's...
[October 18, 2002, 8:25]
Linux vendors update their wares
News Mandriva Club members can download the new software; others can order it online. Also included is the new version 2.0 of the OpenOffice.org 2.0 software suite; the latest GNOME 2.12 user interface and, in the case of an Ubuntu offshoot called...
[October 14, 2005, 9:35]
Anti-adware group starts naming-and-shaming campaign
News These include well-known names such as Club Med, eHarmony.com, Netflix, NetZero and PeoplePC. Adware is software that pops up ads, can slow down PCs and often creeps onto computers without user knowledge.
[March 21, 2006, 12:10]
Facebook is just protecting its users
Talkback I'll give you a real life example; you have friends who you know their addresses, full name and dates of birth; how would they react if you signed them up for a Tesco Club card? The question of who the data belongs to is simple, its the user who...
[January 4, 2008, 22:21]
The Day Ahead: Intel races to meet demand
News Inktomi -- Welcome to the club of profitable Net companies. RealNetworks -- RealNetworks delivered an upside surprise, and its user statistics were impressive. Intel is in no position to be constrained with supply problems with a second half boom...
[April 19, 2000, 12:56]
Microsoft rival aims at new markets
News People can email a file to anybody as a PDF and know they'll be able to read it.started out as not-for-profit club in 1989, when DOS still ruled the PC world and no commercially produced word processor supported the Czech language.
[September 9, 2004, 10:15]
Most spam generated by botnets, says expert
News Joining a botnet to send spam is easy, added Linford: "It's easy; you just have to get into a spam club. Often, Linford said, hitting the unsubscribe option on an email directs a user to a Web site that installs a Trojan on a computer.
[September 22, 2004, 18:10]
HP threatens researchers with DMCA
News Hewlett Packard has found a new club to use to pound researchers who unearth flaws in the company's software: the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. On 19 July, a researcher at SnoSoft posted a note to SecurityFocus.com's popular Bugtraq mailing...
[July 31, 2002, 12:15]
File-swappers get their own private club
News File-swapping gets its own private club Wednesday. Users of GlobeDrive 2.0 won't have the freewheeling ability of a Napster, which allows anyone to search any user's hard drive they want. Groups are also kept secret to the new user.
[November 29, 2000, 8:02]
What colour is my trilby? The ethics of hacking by hacks
Blog Comment Maybe the Black Hat convention ought to re-bill itself as the Propeller Beanie Club. At black hat events in the long-a-go It used to be that unsecured laptops and other systems would have their hostnames posted on a blackboard along with user names...
[August 11, 2008, 9:27]
BT boss wants government support not subsidies
News The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has appointed a team of advisers who will talk to schools, hospitals, libraries and other public bodies in areas where broadband is not available to help them club together to persuade telcos to bring...
[September 11, 2002, 14:15]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog I'm not sure that I'm strictly allowed to do that under the Windows EULA, which doesn't mention my rights or responsibilities for virtual environments, nor what it'll do when I have to confirm my Windows Geunine Advantage Super Friends Club.
[June 30, 2006, 19:45]
UK ISPs reassured over 'royalty tariff' claim
News There are many kinds of content that are charged for and ISPA would like to see rights holders like the film and music industry embracing the Internet and the opportunities it offers in order to sell their wares," said the spokesman, who cited MSN...
[December 2, 2003, 12:40]
Guy Kewney's Diary
News We arrive in force at the old National Liberal Club, now just an address in Whitehall Place; in the library, we find ourselves listening to Dr David Potter who expertly explains why the Series 5 is the world's best portable computer.
[June 21, 1997, 8:00]
A worm belies Apple's perfection
Leader It is a heady club to join, and self-righteousness combined with glib certainties engenders fierce support. The American version also has a ratings system, where buyers can award stars for the stuff on offer - a perfect example of the user...
[November 5, 2004, 10:58]
Martin Veitch's Diary
News Like Sunderland Football Club, this is a joke that isn't funny anymore. After all, Intel's profits tend to outsize its biggest x86 rival's revenues and it is the only semiconductor maker with end-user marketing nous.
[August 2, 1997, 8:00]
