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2:20
Skype
Apr 6, 2004

Skype goes mobile

In today`s tech news wrap: Skype goes mobile, Oracle and Dell deepen ties, MS Office ready for Mac, and new IP network for Toronto airport.

Warwick Ashford
2:10
Sun Microsystems
Apr 5, 2004

Govts to take on 'oppressive` Microsoft

In today`s world tech roundup: Japan, China and South Korea take on Windows, Sun Microsystems management shake-up expected, SA sex sites hacked, and cellphones get a little soapie.

Tracy Burrows
2:40
Linux
Apr 2, 2004

Sharp PDA hits enterprise market

In today`s tech news roundup: Sharp PDA hits enterprise market, PeopleSoft refund programme expires, WordPerfect for Linux, and Buffalo spammer convicted.

Warwick Ashford
2:30
Chips
Apr 1, 2004

Self-configuring chips from IBM

In today`s tech news wrap: Self-configuring chips from IBM, Sony sues Kodak, Sun software direct to consumers, new pricing model for Solaris, and Apple wins award.

Warwick Ashford
1:30
Baseball
Mar 31, 2004

Unreal hits local shores

In today`s technology roundup: Unreal Tournament 2004 launched locally, US ballpark becomes WiFi hub, and new OpenOffice available.

Iwan Pienaar
2:50
Open Source
Mar 30, 2004

Longer haul likely for Longhorn

In today`s tech news roundup: Longer haul likely for Longhorn, DIY VOIP, iPod waiting for Apple patent, Gluecode takes enterprise server into open source, and Google gets personal.

Warwick Ashford
2:20
Alcatel
Mar 29, 2004

Alcatel, Intel team in WiMAX push

In today`s world tech roundup: Alcatel and Intel team on WiMAX, Intel renames chips more informatively, Windows CE gets update, Italy gets 3G, online shopping takes off, and Western Digital debuts all-in-one device.

Carel Alberts
2:40
Keywords
Mar 26, 2004

Who should rule the Internet?

In today`s tech news roundup: Meeting at the UN on who should govern the Internet, camera phones diversify, Microsoft goes into Web search, and WiFi on the move.

Warwick Ashford
1:40
Mar 25, 2004

Fingerprint authorisation for notebooks

In today`s tech news roundup: Fingerprint authorisation for notebooks, Sasfin entrusts SAN to Symetrix, and controlling colour cost.

Warwick Ashford
2:20
MS
Mar 24, 2004

EU ruling against MS

In today`s tech news roundup: EU slaps a record fine on Microsoft, 532 US song-swappers sued, US senators try to define what spyware is before cracking down on it, and camera phones are going megapixel.

Tracy Burrows
4:00
EU
Mar 23, 2004

EU moots EUR500m MS fine

In today`s world tech roundup: The EU proposes a hefty fine, Microsoft details Business Solutions plans, OSDL adds a Chinese member, HP and Dell serve up NAS to SMEs, tech giants talk up mobile VOIP, and senior citizens are not fooled by spam.

Carel Alberts
3:00
Microsoft
Mar 19, 2004

Microsoft plans iPod killer

In today`s world tech roundup: MS wants to halt iPod, SAP closes NetWeaver holes, XP work delays patch management, NamITech offers proactive network security, and Microsoft`s European talks end unresolved.

Carel Alberts
 
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