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  • 28 March 2007

  • News: Transmeta faces Nasdaq de-listing

    Former Intel and AMD challenger Transmeta is facing de-listing from the Nasdaq Stock Market due to its low stock price.

  • Opinion: Get to grips with Office 2007's new commands

    Living with office 2007

  • Opinion: Useful utilities for a cleaner PC

    Banish application conflicts and make your PC run smoothly with these helpful downloads.

  • News: Stolen UK govt laptop held kids' details

    A UK National Health Service (NHS) primary care trust has launched an investigation after a laptop containing names, addresses and dates of birth of 11,500 children was stolen from its offices.

  • News: PayPal phishing plea to email providers

    PayPal, eBay’s internet-based money transfer system, is trying to persuade email providers to block messages that lack digital signatures, which are aimed at cutting down on phishing scams, a company attorney said yesterday.

  • News: New EU rules for online payments

    EU finance ministers have agreed new rules to govern cross-border payments services for transactions made anywhere in its 27 member states.

  • News: Chinese Google-killer targets Japan

    Baidu has launched a Japanese search engine, part of the company's plan to expand beyond its home market in China.

  • 27 March 2007

  • Opinion: PS3: best-selling console ever?

    Critics say it’s over-priced, ugly and over-rated, but the PlayStation 3 (PS3) flew off the shelves during its first weekend on sale and Sony is already crowing. As you'd expect, the UK managing director says the 165,000 units sold during the first two days on sale were a vote of confidence in the PS3, and it’s difficult to argue with the figures.

  • Opinion: PS3: best-selling console ever?

    Critics say it’s over-priced, ugly and over-rated, but the PlayStation 3 (PS3) flew off the shelves during its first weekend on sale and Sony is already crowing. As you'd expect, the UK managing director says the 165,000 units sold during the first two days on sale were a vote of confidence in the PS3, and it’s difficult to argue with the figures.

  • News: New Google search engine launched

    Google has released a new mobile search engine designed to make it easier to find web information using a handheld device.

  • News: PayPal asks email services to block messages

    eBay's internet money-transfer system PayPal wants to persuade email providers to block messages that lack digital signatures, a PayPal company lawyer said today. Digital signatures are aimed at cutting down on phishing scams.

  • News: This month's top 10 phishing scams revealed

    McAfee has identified the 10 most prevalent phishing scams that could hit your inbox this month. The list of email subject lines to swerve is published to help users identify phishing scams and avoid becoming a victim of ID theft and/or suffering financial loss.

  • Opinion: Creationists attack Wikipedia

    When we want an answer to a nagging question, many of us now skip Google searches altogether for the wonders of Wikipedia.

  • News: Online consumer confidence dips

    In response to research that suggests consumers are becoming increasingly insecure about online transactions, RSA has launched a Europe-wide initiative to educate computer users about the risks of financial deals on the web.

  • News: Adobe dumps GoLive for Dreamweaver

    As expected, Adobe plumps for Macromedia's web editor rather than its own in the latest version of the company's Creative suite design collection, including the venerable Photoshop.

  • News: Comet launches PC repair service

    Comet, the UK's second largest electrical retailer, has launched a national computer care and repair service, available online, over the phone or in person at Comet stores.

  • News: First look: Samsung's iPhone killer

    Rather than waiting for Apple's iPhone, you might want to consider a rival you can buy sooner. Samsung's innovative, super-slim, two-faced UpStage (M620).

  • News: Free security tool proves a winner

    A free security tool has been downloaded more than 38 million times since it was launched 12 months ago. McAfee SiteAdvisor is an internet scorecard application which rates potential risks on websites.

  • News: Microsoft: Vista outstrips XP

    First month sales of Windows Vista were more than double the sales that Windows XP racked up in twice the time, according to Microsoft.

  • News: Wikipedia-killer goes live

    Citizendium, an online encyclopaedia started by a founder of Wikipedia, will announce today that the wiki has been opened for public use.

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