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• UK passport agency begins trial on biometric IDs
• IBM tweaks partner programme structure
• Microsoft holes under further attack
• EDS shrinks quarterly loss
• Biometric card scheme will thwart identity theft, says Blunkett
• Computer Associates names interim CEO
• BT broadband wireless for Northern Ireland
• Minister opens up on contracts
• Industry races to protect internet from critical flaws
• CA troubles increase user concerns
• IT aligns closer with the business
• Firms told to patch TCP flaw to protect networks
• IT to drive business change in UK councils
• Wi-Fi dangers must be tackled by the board
• IT should lead on Sarbanes-Oxley
• IT directors are not involved in vital compliance planning process
• No timetable yet for Sun-Microsoft interoperability
• Forgent sues PC firms over JPEG patent claims
• Cisco launches SME initiative
• US and South Korea agree on wireless standard
• Microsoft opens innovation centre in Germany
• Birdstep enters smartphone arena
• International piracy sweep targets 'warez' groups
• Managed services: prepare for wireless boom
• Linux free of copyright violations, says insurance group
• Start-up offers insurance against SCO lawsuits
• Potential lifeline shows users' clout
• Linux firms refute patch speed claims
• Users welcome possibility of HP continuing to support MPE OS
• Halfords upgrades HR and finance to MySAP
• Roll out RFID tags now, manufacturers advised
• Packeteer controls apps bandwidth
• Cisco service aims to maximise efficiency in users' datacentres
• Timms backs online ID scheme
• Report exposes failure of IT project management
• The Met future-proofs with Tetra handsets
• Essex hospital goes wireless for NHS plan
• Users should press Sun about hardware plans
• Network Associates changes name to McAfee
• Amazon reports solid quarter results
• IT should lead on Sarbanes-Oxley, analysts urge
• Web course raises e-crime awareness
• Web developers need to understand disabled access issues
• Security service looks to recruit IT staff to aid fight against terror
• UK authorities at centre of crackdown on multimillion-pound software piracy gang
• Legal charges dent Microsoft's net income
• PeopleSoft CEO blames Oracle for poor sales
• AT&T suffers revenue and profit slip
• AT&T's VoIP petition thrown out
• Citrix swells quarterly revenue
• Oracle 10g database a hit with users
• Microsoft adds MSN Toolbar to Messenger
• Toshiba creates 100Gbyte notebook hard drive
• ReefEdge fills Cisco's wireless gaps
• California officials reject e-voting machine
• Windows share will fall, says IDC
• Opteron smooths path to 64-bit computing
• SAP notches up 23% quarterly profit rise
• Toshiba makes small drive with higher capacity
• IT managers in dark over network performance
• Microsoft hits back at EC ruling
• IT no longer viewed in isolation, say UK CIOs
• Human resources managers voice concerns over skills 'black hole'
• BCS group to back wireless development
• Consultant of the year says expert witnesses must work to stay sharp
• Final call for Infosecurity show
• MEPs object to US passenger data pact
• Microsoft outlines changes to licensing programme
• Employment agency expects to save 40% on IT costs with IBM desktop service
• General Motors chooses IBM for supercomputer
• China suspends wireless standard proposal
• Siebel and IBM to offer hosted CRM in Europe and Asia
• Rim closes Motorola licensing deal
• Tax credit scheme had to meet unrealistic timetable, says PAC chairman
• US ranks sixth for e-business 'readiness'
• Sun signs OEMs for desktop products
• IBM shows off SOA offerings
• Marvell offers pocket-sized all-in-one device
• SAP's profit gets boost from software spending
• CA customers unfazed by Kumar departure
• India poised to tighten data protection law
• Seamless Wi-Fi and wide area switching arrives
• Germany and Italy investigated for Intel bias
• IBM desktop services target SMEs
• Startup offers fixed-content archive for multiple applications
• Computer Associates drops CEO amid accounting scandal
• Microsoft patch policy criticised for failure to allow beta testing
• Users question Microsoft exec on XP SP2
• Siebel buys banking software firm Eontec
• Lindows files to go public
• Check Point sees quarterly drop in income
• European mobile operators push for common handset specs
• Billions of pounds wasted every year on IT systems in the UK
• Grid suppliers form interoperability alliance
• Beware of TCP vulnerability, experts warn
• Data speed coup paves way for higher bandwidth
• Lucent turns in quarterly profit
• Intel and AMD take dispute to US Supreme Court
• Strong handset sales swell Motorola's coffers
• AOL revamps ICQ instant message service



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