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• 3Com releases super-switch with built-in security
• Court voids Microsoft claims through Lindows site
• Website boost for Java and .net developers
• New standard could give Wi-Fi a voice
• Microsoft updates Windows Services for Unix
• Matshushita ploughs £653m into chip facility
• Data act 'is not smokescreen for poor practice', says information commissioner
• Accenture exceeds revenue expectations
• IBM to demo DB2 Linux cluster improvements
• German retailer prepares for RFID roll-out
• Strong euro tarnishes SAP's fourth-quarter sales
• Orange first to offer Europe push-to-talk service
• Phishers hit AT&T Worldnet Service customers
• Microsoft issues warning about VoIP vulnerability
• Intel helps Europe advance in RFID
• European Commission suspends probe into Oracle/PeopleSoft bid
• EDS buys IT management consultancy for $89m
• Computer Associates warned of civil action
• IBM again tops US patent list
• Defence fund set up for Linux users
• Alcatel launches network management software
• Less than 1% of spam complies with new US law
• Microsoft extends Win 98 and ME support to 2006
• Veritas gives utility computing a boost
• DreamFactory launches browser tools for web interfaces
• Startup debuts with open-source licence package
• BP opts for Kalido data software
• Dell releases Latitude D505 notebook
• 3Com rolls out high-speed Lan switch
• Web standards make portlets portable
• Via promises Pentium M chipsets
• Netegrity follows provisioning trend
• Novell to indemnify SuSE customers
• MySQL adds stored procedures to database
• CRM firm Kana extends self-service reach
• Wal-Mart takes 'tough love' approach to RFID
• Suppliers embrace RFID at retail show
• Newham Council rejects Linux move as too risky
• Traders still shunning IPE trading system
• What are the choices for OS/390 upgrade?
• More vulnerabilities found in Linux kernel
• OGC secures Oracle discount
• SCO calls on users to state Unix compliance
• Covisint pulls out of B2B exchange
• Suppliers' RFID fears must be addressed early
• Sun pushes for Java tools standard
• Efficient IT helps to boost Christmas sales
• Code issue affects 40% of websites
• Disc failure cripples cashpoints
• Barclays deal may quell offshore fears
• IT chiefs lose the work-life balance
• Identity protection and patching top IT concerns
• IT in 2004: more power, lower costs and secure
• A quarter of Wi-Fi tests products fail
• National plan overlooks crucial pharmacy needs
• SGI takes Altix Itanium server to midrange
• Microsoft adds web logs to MSDN
• HP and Dell get behind Blu-ray format
• EMC completes VMware deal
• IBM faces questions over financial transaction
• VeriSign plans more changes to domains
• Nortel looks forward to a bright future
• Storage products to double backup speed
• US hacker Lamo pleads guilty
• Mobile phone radiation 'within agreed limits'
• Put Linux on Big Blue's desktops, says IBM CEO
• Verizon launches Broadband Access Service
• IBM cuts another 300 jobs
• Business Objects begins product integration
• OGC renegotiates Oracle licensing deal
• IT chiefs should prepare now for revised age discrimination laws
• Emirates adds in-flight Wi-fi e-mail service
• Elitegroup and Lindows sign Linux laptop deal
• HP partners with Apple to sell its own iPod
• Delphi 8 helps coders move to .net
• Canadian domain name firm rapped over marketing practices
• Legend and China Telecom team up for consumer broadband apps offering
• Linksys unveils wireless DVD player
• Samsung supports Motorola in UWB debate
• HP's Fiorina reinforces piracy stance
• Novell ships Nterprise Branch Office 2
• Chicago ID thieves barred from internet auctions
• IBM offers point-of-sale OS from SuSE Linux
• IBM previews J2EE 1.4 app server
• Toshiba claims smallest hard drive yet
• France's digital economy bill angers net users
• Microsoft Word file security flaw uncovered
• SAP analyses its core products
• Intel steps into consumer arena
• Gates envisions wireless home entertainment
• Hiring offshore workers good for US market, say tech executives
• Motorola boosts Wi-fi devices with Motia's smart antenna technology
• Netgear unveils wireless wares for home entertainment
• Microsoft, BEA and Tibco develop web services eventing spec
• Broadband over power lines causes interference, claim US radio hams
• AOL and D-Link partner on home entertainment
• Linux platform being developed for Asia
• Veritas to buy Ejasent for $59m
• McDonald's serves Wi-Fi access to UK customers
• Digital imaging market set to explode, say experts



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