Sun Microsystems has launched a pay-as-you-go service which will allow customers requiring huge computing power to rent it by the…
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US woman sues over cartridges
A US woman is suing Hewlett Packard (HP), saying its printer ink cartridges are secretly programmed to expire on a…
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Apple attacked over sources row
Civil liberties group the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has joined a legal fight between three US online journalists and Apple.…
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Musicians ‘upbeat’ about the net
Musicians are embracing the internet as a way of reaching new fans and selling more music, a survey has found.…
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Britons fed up with net service
A survey conducted by PC Pro Magazine has revealed that many Britons are unhappy with their internet service. They are…
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IBM frees 500 software patents
Computer giant IBM says 500 of its software patents will be released into the open development community. The move means…
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Net regulation ‘still possible’
The blurring of boundaries between TV and the internet raises questions of regulation, watchdog Ofcom has said. Content on TV…
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Apple unveils low-cost ‘Mac mini’
Apple has unveiled a new, low-cost Macintosh computer for the masses, billed as the Mac mini. Chief executive Steve Jobs…
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Court mulls file-sharing future
Judges at the US Supreme Court have been hearing evidence for and against file-sharing networks. The court will decide whether…
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‘No re-draft’ for EU patent law
A proposed European law on software patents will not be re-drafted by the European Commission (EC) despite requests by MEPs.…
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