Archive - 31 Aug 2004
Philips sells chips for 'next big thing' to Samsung
Where 'next big thing' equals 'near field communications'
Longhorn? "We're years ahead" reckons Apple
Cupertino turns the spotlight on Gates...
£6bn NHS contracts under scrutiny
NAO starts sniffing around the NHS National Programme for IT...
Gates Q&A: So what's up with Longhorn?
'It's not late...it's, uh, the first time we've given a ship date...'
Devil's Advocate: Patents are killing software innovation
And so we must rethink their role...
Mobiles could get atomic clocks
"Bluetooth, check. 3G, check. Vibrating cesium atoms… er, check."
Intel outlines latest breakthroughs with silicon
"Moore's Law? Pah. We laugh in its face."
Schwarzenegger the new Torvalds?
California efficiency push could mean more open source
Microsoft reveals latest on Longhorn release
Some compromises look necessary...
VoIP on the up and up in US
New study says it is finding markets, loud and clear
California readies lawsuit against Microsoft
Stop us if you think you've heard this one before...
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