Symantec labels church software as spyware
Norton Antivirus creates an unholy stink by mistakenly instructing vicars to delete a file used to create sermons.
Norton Antivirus creates an unholy stink by mistakenly instructing vicars to delete a file used to create sermons.
The British Computing Society has backed a survey that claims IT managers should focus more on acquiring business skills and communications between departments
A US government-funded project at Berkeley Labs plan to develop a superfast network capable of sharing large amounts of research data
Canadian researchers have developed a tiny flying robot which can be moved through three dimensions using electro-magnets.
Paul Twomey, president and chief executive of ICANN, advises chief executives to start discussions with ISPs on moving to systems compatible with IPv6
The U.K. Crown Prosecution Service guidance for the interpretation of laws designed to stop the distribution of hacker tools has raised fears of prosecution for distributing network-testing tools.
Seventy-five percent would commend an IT career to their children, and most are upbeat about job prospects despite the economic gloom, claims a survey
Six countries have now applied for internationalised top-level domains, including Egypt, Russia and Saudi Arabia
Google has opened its internal Internet directory servers to public access, claiming they offer high performance and enhanced security for all
European regulators have dropped their investigation into Qualcomm's 3G licensing, after Ericsson and other companies that lodged a complaint withdrew
