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Interesting development here : The United States has unveiled an unlikely weapon in its battle against drugs gangs and illegal immigrants at...

I've been against DNA databases for years, but I've always felt that the generic arguments I've been using were a little pallid,...

They can't be serious: This is a proposal for an integrated National Operational Deterrence and Intelligence Surveillance System ...

I remember well my shock - and delight - when IBM announced that it was throwing its weight behind GNU/Linux on 10 January 2000. I feel som...

As this Reg article points out, Dell's attitude to GNU/Linux has always been somewhat ambivalent. So news that a Dell box running the...

Here's an interesting piece of research that attempts to get some (relatively) hard facts about residents of Second Life. It's onl...

Well, Linus is Finnish, and hails from Helsinki, and this story is about a Finn in the same fair city. OK, I confess, I choose it for the h...

I have to admit that I tend to read The Reg more for its entertainment value than for its incisive analysis (with the honorable exception o...

SAP is a strange company. Largely unknown to the general public (at least outside its native Germany), it is large, and until now, hugely s...

Eclipse has finished last as far as quality of features are concerned in a survey of developers conducted by Evans Data Corp, and reported ...

The Reg has a good summary of the European Commission's initial findings from its public consultation on Europe's patent system. ...