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2:10
Broadband
Aug 18, 2003

UK trains get broadband

In today`s technology roundup: UK rail commuters to get broadband access; the company that actually likes Spam; China loves its Little Smart, and a new way to dress smartly.

Tracy Burrows
2:10
Linux
Aug 15, 2003

Server breach raises Linux worries

In today`s technology roundup: Linux development host compromised; Microsoft denies its software has a backdoor for the CIA; MSN offers an ITunes derivative; and scary movie uses Eyetronics FX technology.

Carel Alberts
2:30
Office 2003
Aug 14, 2003

Office 2003 prices leak online

In today`s technology roundup: an e-commerce mix-up may have led to Office 2003 prices leaked online; Microsoft abandons Outlook Express; 802.11g helps WiFi growth; SCO executives sell shares; and Steve Jobs tops the CEO salary list.

Carel Alberts
2:10
Keywords
Aug 13, 2003

Samsung plots ultra-wideband WLAN

In today`s technology roundup: Samsung plots ultra-wideband WLAN; CDs may be toppled by ringtones; mobile camera phones to outsell digital and film cameras; and Nvidia rejoins performance testing programme after cheating claims.

Carel Alberts
2:40
Linux
Aug 12, 2003

First F500 Linux licensee

In today`s technology roundup: SCO wins its first Fortune 500 Linux licensee; Microsoft fined for patent infringement, adds side-scrolling to its mice; Oracle readies next-generation grid offerings; and anti-spam demand ups security sales.

Carel Alberts
1:40
SCO
Aug 11, 2003

Search and replace SCO code

In today`s technology roundup: A new tool searches and replaces SCO code; IBM`s counter-suit transcripts; and HP launches over 100 new gadgets.

Carel Alberts
2:30
IP telephony
Aug 7, 2003

Ex-Intel worker guilty of aiding terror

In today`s technology roundup: ex-Intel worker guilty of aiding terror; memory sticks scare IT admins; vulnerabilities in Half-Life game; and Cisco ships two millionth IP phone.

Carel Alberts
3:10
Memory stick
Aug 6, 2003

Sun`s Mad Hatter takes crack at desktop Windows

In today`s technology roundup: Sun shows off its unified desktop; Sony and Samsung partner on memory sticks; dire warnings about evolved Internet worms; support concerns hamper open source adoption; and dial-a-dolphin on your mobile.

Tracy Burrows and Carel Alberts
1:40
Novell
Aug 5, 2003

Novell to buy Ximian, make Linux leap

In today`s technology roundup: Novell to buy Ximian and make the leap to Linux; Inter-Alliance launches a DR call centre; and a "soft" lock for devices sees the light.

Carel Alberts
2:10
SMTP
Aug 4, 2003

SMTP must go, says its creator

In today`s technology roundup: SMTP creator says the protocol must go; consumer technology proves its worth as a US boy photographs his would-be abductor with his cellphone; AMD gains slightly on Intel; and French researchers criticise WLAN.

Carel Alberts
1:50
Open Source
Aug 1, 2003

Sun buys data centre virtualisation

In today`s technology roundup: Sun buys CenterRun`s data centre virtualisation capabilities; MySQL teams with Veritas and SGI; and HP plans biggest-ever consumer push.

Carel Alberts
1:50
Dell
Jul 31, 2003

Dell pulls Axim patch

In today`s technology roundup: Dell pulls Axim patch; Microsoft vulnerability spawns hack activity; and Sony wins mod-chip war in Australia.

Carel Alberts
 
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