Sony and DoCoMo sign up to mobile gaming

With the news that NTT DoCoMo is bringing its popular i-mode service to mobile users in Europe, even better is that you'll soon be able to use its handset to play PlayStation 2 games. NTT DoCoMo's six global partners have signed an agreement with Sony to develop the technology to link the devices. And now that the PS2 has Internet connectivity, we should soon see gamers all over the world competing with each other, whether from a console in the front room, or a mobile on the train. ...more

Sony launch baby PDA

Sony has announced three new Cli? PDAs, including its smallest ever model. Aimed at the low to mid level markets, the SL10 weighs only 103g and is only 16.5mm thick. ...more

Mozilla patches Firefox security vulnerabilities

Mozilla has released patches for critical security vulnerabilities discovered in Firefox, Thunderbird and SeaMonkey. Firefox 1.5. ...more

Don't mistake VSA for VBA

Microsoft is keen to clarify that it's upcoming VSA framework is not a replacement for Visual Basic technology. And it won't be avialble on MSDN, either. This was a point Ari Bixhorn, Microsoft Product Manager Visual Studio. ...more

BT charged with holding back line unbundling

The Telecommunications Adjudicator has again criticised BT for dragging its heels over local loop unbundling. Peter Black's latest Telecommunications Adjudicator Update notes that the 'delivery of backhaul in exchanges is still unacceptable'. Put simply this means that BT is failing to release telephone lines so that operators can plug them into their own networks. ...more