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• Xbox losses nearly double at Microsoft
• Car group Convisint upgrades to XML
• Wireless standards groups join forces
• CSC profits from government spending
• Bank of America warns of fake site scam
• IBM to release Shark storage upgrades
• Oracle adds component to Sales software
• Faster gear boosts Wlan sales
• Gartner: The hunt is on for alternative to Microsoft
• Gartner: Worst year so far for IT services industry
• Avanex buys optical units from Alcatel and Corning
• Ariba upgrades software for managing corporate spending
• Cisco pushes products for cable voice and video deployment
• Microsoft joins forces with Swedish firm on SMS for Office
• Avaya updates Communication Manager and groups IP apps
• Spammer cuts deal with SEC to settle case
• EMC offers online ControlCentre management
• AMD claims Athlon XP 3200+ is its fastest to date
• IBM prepares to unleash T-Rex mainframe
• Unisys to launch business process consulting service
• Sun plans N1 developer kit
• EMC launches subscription-based services
• NEC's PDA offers desktop capabilities
• Intel plans expansion of R&D centre in India
• Check Point injects firewall with application intelligence
• Symantec unveils vulnerability assessment tool
• Fujitsu Siemens bundles SuSE Linux
• Fizzer worm will become a long-term threat
• Bug stops IBM Itanium server shipments
• National Audit Office looks at IT work permit scheme abuse
• Fugitive 'dead' IT contractor repays scam cash
• Honda UK turns to Vietnam for new human resources systems
• Cheaper field staff tracking services
• Banks appoint IT security chiefs
• Business intelligence to boost Opodo focus
• Service firms must cut costs by 30% to survive
• Lack of IT puts NHS patients at risk, says BMA
• Analysts warn suppliers will not be able to meet IT tsar's deadlines
• Bosses say NHS shared financial services initiative will not work
• Ford Europe's blueprint for $75m IT cuts
• NHS-wide payroll system faces two-year overrun
• Fizzer worm has high potential for damage, experts warn
• EDS cites 'problem contracts' for pretax loss
• Event-driven architecture poised for wide adoption
• Check Point adds application intelligence to firewall
• Visa sued over online authentication
• CERT warns of Mother's Day threat
• Friction continues between business and IT
• Your Shout! On the state of the UK IT industry
• PeopleSoft moves to Linux in response to customer demand
• E-envoy urges IT professionals to help the technology have-nots get started online
• IBM slashes overtime rates
• XBRL technology will drive business success
• ICI tightens web security
• Veritas turns on utility computing
• P&G implements 'zero touch' supply chain integration
• Open-source lobby struggles in EU patent debate
• Rim and Palm join forces
• Microsoft sets sights on DRM market
• Large firms can save more from open source
• Solutions services market will show signs of growth
• VeriSign updates domain name security product
• Sun prepares to let Jini 2.0 out of the bottle
• JP Morgan pioneers real-world web applications for end-users
• GM boss envisions the car of the future
• BT criticised for Indian outsourcing
• Microsoft predicts slow take-up for security technology
• US air base saves $15m a year with wireless system
• Cynics hear familiar ring to the next big thing
• Integration is key to MG savings
• Deutsche Bank tries to marry wireless and security
• Passport flaw leaves user info up for grabs
• Microsoft pledges to alter PC landscape
• Beware of supplier claims on analytical CRM, says Datamonitor
• Acer to launch Centrino Tablet PC
• XML query specs closer to completion
• Veritas to port software to Cisco and Brocade switches
• Companies fight rogue WLans
• Sun to join Oasis standard committee
• Tibco and HP partner on business process management
• US e-voting proposal draws mixed reactions
• Security patch for Windows Media Player
• EDS posts first-quarter loss
• Microsoft's Longhorn will see light in 2005
• Spammer hit with £10m damages
• Blunkett wins backing for digitised passports
• W3C cleans up Soap 1.2
• Veritas tests utility computing platform
• Gates pushes better support for hardware
• IBM boosts support of wireless devices
• HP outlines enterprise strategy
• Developer sues Accenture subsidiary over software
• Passenger data transfer to US is against EU laws, say privacy groups
• PalmSource brings BlackBerry to Palm OS
• PeopleSoft pursues 'total ownership' bounty
• Novell to implement web services spec
• Microsoft turns to emulators for security demo
• Cisco earnings up on lower revenue
• Russian government pledges piracy crackdown
• UK firms lack testing budget



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