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• Turn off DCom features to protect Windows from future viruses
• Palm narrows quarterly loss
• Toshiba to reorganise PC business
• VeriSign sued over Site Finder
• HP's Fiorina to step down from Cisco's board
• Sun boosts thin client product line
• Tibco upgrades products range
• IBM and Microsoft demo web services specs
• Japanese users get free Windows XP updates
• Sun forced to cut jobs to meet financial targets
• Intel extends network gear offerings
• Dell comments cause confusion over modular computing initiative
• Service level-linked outsourcing deal helps Royal Mail cut losses
• HP introduces storage management plan
• AOL dropped from TIme Warner name
• IBM patches DB2 Linux vulnerability
• International 3G broadband service launched
• Microsoft proposes first non-US director for board
• AMD prepares for Athlon64 launch
• Intel coy over multicore processor plans
• IBM touts infrastructure simplification
• PeopleSoft releases EnterpriseOne suite
• Internet tax ban bill passed in US
• Intel looks to next generation of mobile devices
• NEC improves notebook fuel cell technology
• Sun moves N1 into next phase
• Sun rolls out reference architectures
• HP unwraps expanded data management plan
• Orange and Handspring launch smartphone for Europe
• Trillian patches to stay connected with Microsoft and Yahoo IM
• Solaris improves security
• Cert warns of Unix and Linux vulnerability
• Sun offers Java stack for $100 per employee
• Nine German cities poised to adopt Linux
• Hackers set to exploit latest Microsoft hole
• Tesco moves RFID into the warehouse
• Yahoo IM update may lock out third-party clients
• PeopleSoft execs refine 'total ownership experience'
• Intel parades PC partitioning and server chips
• Digital entertainment gets a boost
• Microsoft joins 802.11g Wlan game in US
• Sun's McNealy preaches utility computing gospel
• Infineon and Huawei collaborate on 3G broadband mobile phone
• Toshiba to preinstall OneNote on laptops
• Oracle sets up pricing workshops
• Intel addresses LaGrande privacy concerns
• Apple updates PowerBook range
• Global storage software sales reach $1.5bn
• Sun touts Intel Xeon-based grid
• E-mail scam targets Canadian banks' customers
• Suppliers show off RFID technology
• Innovate to 'shield' PCs from viruses, says Microsoft's Ballmer
• Lockheed exit fuels fears errors will hit patient care
• SCO moves to dismiss Red Hat lawsuit
• Industry trade group releases ExpressCard standard
• ADIC bolsters management offering
• PeopleSoft to unveil software enhancements
• Emergency team to fight cyberattacks
• Don't pay SCO for IBM code, say lawyers
• Borland builds out C++ wares
• Sprint aims to save millions with IBM and EDS service contracts
• AMD to introduce low-power Opterons
• IBM and HP unveil PC ranges
• BI firm Applix launches TM1 Web
• Extreme upgrades switch management apps
• Novell drops ZENworks from tool bundle
• Atheros and Broadcom chips promise faster Wi-Fi with less power
• Website spoofer pleads guilty
• Oracle saga is over, says PeopleSoft's Conway
• US server market will bounce back, says IDC
• Orange and AT&T to offer Windows phones
• BSkyB aims to boost CRM project
• Software could give Intelligent Finance ROI of £37,000 a week
• Firms pay too much for security
• Nokia to help firms integrate mobile IT
• PeopleSoft buyout will halt ERP development
• NHS jobs website to save £24m recruitment costs
• E-chief for Sainsburys
• Child protection plan faces IT difficulties
• Security fears over DNA data
• Customs fixes Heathrow system
• Manual system set-up complicates security
• IBM speaks out against PeopleSoft takeover
• Cern chooses 10g to meet massive data needs
• Oracle proposes flat-rate licensing
• UK firms still need to be convinced
• EU study slams UK's confusing rules on e-mail monitoring
• ERP saves food supplier £300,000
• Barclays fights back against spoofers
• Gartner warns Windows upgrades may be cheaper than putting Linux on the desktop
• Microsoft slammed for latest critical patch
• Bank of Ireland IT workers end dispute over HP outsourcing deal
• Safeway spends £6m on logistics to cut costs
• Changes to law will protect IT workers investigating net porn
• IT spend is up on last year
• Web services portal standard approved
• Microsoft announces Office Live Meeting
• Borland brings modelling to .net
• BEA Systems establishes R&D centre in China
• P&G picks IBM in $400m HR outsourcing deal



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