Bluetooth on steroids, the solution for short-range wireless video, or the replacement for USB in computers?

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Tough questions facing cable operators.

DDR2 is here, but there's more to it than meets the eye. Tim Dean takes a look at the good and bad of tomorrow's memory.

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Cable infrastructures will not be able to cope, warns analyst.

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How the new, improved Bluetooth will deliver quality audio.

For the average small office network, a 10/100BaseTX installation focused at a standard Ethernet hub gives enough network capacity. But if some of your users will be placing more demand on the network

Gartner calls for curb on spending that does not help core business.

Gnutella was first introduced by Nullsoft in March 2000. If the name Nullsoft rings a bell, it may well be because it is also the creator of Winamp, the most popular software MP3 player on the Interne

The future of e-commerce is based on P2P, says Harvard professor.

More DSL flavours than colours of the rainbow. Tim Dean breaks some of the acronyms apart.

All the acronyms and obscure new technologies got you in a jargon jumble? Tim Dean busts it up to help us make sense of it all.

A lot has been made of the coming introduction of 3G, a network that will provide broadband-like speeds to mobile phones. The introduction of the service will, if the pundits are to be believed, creat