The computer systems used to monitor the world’s nuclear power installations are so outdated that they are hampering the work…
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DS aims to touch gamers
The mobile gaming industry is set to explode in 2005 with a number of high-profile devices offering a range of…
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Smart search lets art fans browse
If you don’t know art but know what you like, new search technology could prove a useful gateway to painting.…
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Intel unveils laser breakthrough
Intel has said it has found a way to put a silicon-based laser on a chip, raising hopes of much…
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Hotspot users gain free net calls
People using wireless net hotspots will soon be able to make free phone calls as well as surf the net.…
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US hacker breaks into T-Mobile
A man is facing charges of hacking into computers at the US arm of mobile phone firm T-Mobile. The Californian…
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Swap offer for pirated Windows XP
Computer giant Microsoft has launched a pilot scheme to replace counterfeit versions of Windows XP with legal ones. The first-time…
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2D Metal Slug offers retro fun
Like some drill sergeant from the past, Metal Slug 3 is a wake-up call to today’s gamers molly-coddled with slick…
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New delay hits EU software laws
A fresh delay has hit controversial new European Union rules which govern computer-based inventions. The draft law was not adopted…
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Halo fans’ hope for sequel
Xbox video game Halo 2 has been released in the US on 9 November, with a UK release two days…
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