With the latest release of Linux kernel products from Novell such as Open Enterprise Server (OES) and Novell Linux Small Business Suite, McAfee is extending its support to these platforms. From small businesses running NLSBS to the largest enterprises running OES, ...

'Sharing photos in Yahoo! Mail just got easier' says the beta site that went public today (http:/ /photomail.mail.yahoo.com /) - as Yahoo! PhotoMail is born.

A UK-based company has released an anti-phishing toolbar for the Mozilla Firefox browser. The company reports 60,000 downloads during the first day of the release. With 50 million Firefox downloads to date, it can likely expect many more thousands to flock to its site.

SYS-CON Media (www.sys-con.com), the world's leading i-technology media company, announced today that it will be launching six new titles in the second half of this year to add to its portfolio of 16 leading i-technology titles. The new titles will include LAMP ...

SYS-CON Media (www.sys-con.com), the world's leading i-technology media company, announced today that it will launch 11 International Web sites on July 4, 2005, serving original content in local languages to its readers in India (www.in.sys-con.com), United King...

SYS-CON Media (www.sys-con.com), the world's leading i-technology media company, announced today the launch of its new Web site. SYS-CON.com will offer more than 86,000 articles; SYS-CON.TV (www.SYS-CON.tv), streaming live internet television and video news arch...

No sooner has Google challenged Microsoft's desktop computing dominance head-on by launching Google Desktop Search, than it is now confronting the portal giants Yahoo!, MSN, and AOL by launching (in beta) a customizing functionality called 'Fusion.'

Built from the ground-up using Java technology, a new dedicated general search engine called BigClique is being launched today by owner and founder Femi Olu, CEO of New York-based gRock Media Group.

IBM in conjunction with Red Hat yesterday announced the introduction of a Solaris-to-Linux server migration program that includes a 'Solaris to Linux Migration Factory,' and additional solutions and support offerings designed to help customers migrate from Solar...

'It was not a hacking or a security issue,' a statement from Google said yesterday, in response to speculation that Google's 15-minute weekend outage may have been a DNS hack.

Steve Ballmer released an e-mail to all Microsoft employees this afternoon in which he explains how Microsoft will support HB 1515, a piece of legislation in the company's home state of Washington involving the addition of sexual orientation to the list of things ...

When Microsoft dropped XQuery from .NET Framework 2.0 (Whidbey), it hadn't perhaps reckoned with Stylus Studio's mission to support what it calls 'XQuery for All!' Just as the Java community - through their work in JSR 225: An XQuery API for Java - recognizes the ...

Cisco has added Topspin's server fabric switches and virtualization software, which alongside its industry leading portfolio of Ethernet and SAN switches enables it to offer its customers 'compelling end-to-end data center switching capabilities,' a Cisco SVP says.

After dipping from 2.2 million surfers in January to 1.6 million in February, web traffic at the Mozilla website rose 62.5% to 2.6 million in March. This according to the latest Nielsen/NetRatings. It is now estimated that the Firefox browser has a 5% share of the browser market.

From local business listings to interactive street maps, users can now access Google Local information via a mobile web browser and driving directions using Google SMS.

Instantiations Inc. aims to enable developers to create 'elegant' swing form windows with its new WindowBuilder Pro 4.0 software. WindowBuilder Pro installs into any Eclipse-based development tool, including Rational Application Developer, and provides a Java GUI ...

Available for free, and offering state of the art security functionality, including Firefox HTML rendering, Bayesian spam filtering, image blocking, and virus protection, the Thunderbird e-mail client 'stacks up well against MS Outlook in terms of functionality,' ...

If you type 'Where is Brazzaville?' into your Google search box, the first entry it will return is an answer: 'Location: Republic of the Congo' - followed, of course, by a hyperlink verifying that answer. AskJeeves.com had better look to its laurels, 'Google Q&A' ...

An integrated hardware/software search appliance called 'Google Mini' has just been launched by Google. It comes with one year of support, software updates and hardware replacement coverage, and indexes all content within a company's intranet or public website.

Google is giving people the ability to upload video files and send them across the Internet.

The recent consolidation of the Content Delivery Network space signals increased opportunity and VitalStream continues to expand by opening an additional sales office in New York to better serve East Coast customers and a new data center in Amsterdam to offer more...

Intel's launch partner Velocity Micro will ship systems running at up to 4.0GHz.

News of the upcoming release result of press release mistakenly posted on Adobe's site.

Now that Yahoo! Mail has matched the Gmail offer of 1GB storage to its free e-mail customers, Google is doing the obvious thing and pulling ahead again, reopening 'the one-gig gap' between its Gmail service and all-comers.

Now owned by a French company, Atari continues to develop games. A new strategy game based on Dungeons and Dragons, called Dragonshard, will be released by Atari soon, long after the last 'Atari Democrat' has left the U.S. Congress. Its newest release will feature...

MediaLive International Inc's diligent efforts 'to determine how Comdex can best meet the future needs of the industry' have apparently led the company to the conclusion that it can best serve the industry by not taking place.

The on again, off again dalliance between MCI and its hopeful suitor, Qwest, has been 're-engaged,' despite MCI's decision to be acquired by Qwest rival, Verizon.

The new chair of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is focusing much of his energies on a new Internet standard to replace today's IPv4.

'It would be wrong for me to try to take the formula I used at NCR and try to use it at HP,' said HP's new CEO yesterday as he 'met' the world's press for the first time via a telephone conference call. We bring here a brief round-up of quotes from the call.

HP board selects Mark Hurd to run the company, stating that they were impressed with the work he did while CEO of NCR.

FyberSearch upgrades relevancy, user friendliness and adds more advanced features.

IBM's Blue Gene supercomputer has been made to operate twice its current speed. The model the new computer replaces is already the world's fastest.

A group of investors has purchased SunGard for $11.3 billion, making this the largest leveraged buyout in 15 years.

Novell's award-winning ZENworks 7 Suite, announced March 21, 2005, will very soon include a set of integrated tools with discovery and inventory, license management, and software usage and trend analysis capabilities. Because Novell is buying Tally Systems Corp.

Intermec files suit, claims Symbol infringed on six patents.

While MSN Hotmail still offers only 250 megabytes of free storage, Yahoo! is playing catch-up with Google Mail and will start offering 1 gigabyte of storage to users of its free e-mail service Yahoo! Mail.

'Attackers are launching increasingly sophisticated attacks in an effort to compromise the integrity of corporate and personal information,' said Arthur Wong, vice president of Symantec Security Response and Managed Security Services, as Symantec issued its late...

Intel has put its first 64-bit chips on its price lists. This is Intel's first entry in the 64-bit market.

SCO, in the news following the apparent suicide of board member Val Noorda Kreidel, daughter of Ray Noorda, the founder of SCO's parent company Canopy, issued an official statement discussing its recent talks with NASDAQ regulators over SCO's failure to file mandatory financial forms.

Taxpayers can now pay their federal taxes with a Debit MasterCard without paying the standard 2.49% convenience fee.