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• Let users make their own upgrade decisions
• Nokia to offer corporate mobile applications with Oracle and IBM
• European mobile spend to hit £1.8bn, says Datamonitor
• Lloyds TSB & Unisys sign £1.6m security contract
• Intel promises PC security and manageability
• Intel touts power and performance with next-generation Centrino notebooks
• Government urged to encourage silver surfers
• High scorers praise BCS examinations
• Insurer saves £60k on e-mail
• Mobile Epos success rests on back-office integration
• Woolwich sells mortgages via instant messaging
• BA outsources ticket processing
• TruSecure acquires Vigilinx
• Microsoft faces new court case
• RealNetworks teams with Ericsson on mobile media delivery
• Supermarket boosts efficiency tenfold by integrating systems
• Intel shows future of mobile PCs
• Ensure disabled web access or face court, warn lawyers
• End of low cost print cartridges?
• Cultural barriers hinder sharing of patients' files
• IT jobs at risk over BT Indian outsourcing plan
• More naming and shaming likely after latest BSA software audit
• Overture to buy AltaVista for $140m
• IBM expands subscription levels
• Estate agents use mobile messaging to sell homes
• BT's war on hackers cuts defacements
• Lincs gets broadband business money
• Mitsubishi develops one-time password system
• NHS director urges doctors to adopt new health codes
• US lessons for UK on IT security
• Co-op judge 'invented' evidence in ICL case
• PC renewal will boost chip demand, says Intel CEO
• Co-op IT chief seeks vindication
• Cyberattack threat grows as war looms
• Trust raids patients' funds for IT maintenance
• Demand for SAP skills soars despite worst ever jobs slump
• IT chiefs' pay up by almost 20%
• PC shipments to grow 4.8% in first quarter
• Still looking for the 'killer app' at 3GSM
• Users keep watch as Baan sales plummet
• Reuters revamps IS strategy after record £493m loss
• Nokia and Sony Ericsson align Symbian tools
• Microsoft targets healthcare market with XML tool
• Samsung buys 5% stake in Symbian
• Congestion Charging: Back end systems hold up but website falters
• Security breach highlights online fraud danger
• US govt releases cyberdefence strategies
• Intel's StrongArm makes way for XScale
• IT error causes winter fuel payments delay
• IBM teams up with Sony Ericsson to deliver mobile services
• Inland Revenue criticised after PC losses
• Scrap one in four IT projects for success, says Gartner
• Gartner's top ten tips for successful IT projects
• Microsoft plans reporting engine for SQL Server
• Car parts giant signs $2bn deal with IBM
• Companies expected to boost offshore outsourcing
• Inadequate IT hinders benefit fraud battle
• IBM and partners provide on-demand BPO
• Mitsubishi transponder aims to cut fibre jungle
• Data analysis firm adds supply chain tools
• HP introduces Itanium 2 chip
• IBM adds to midrange storage line
• Nortel and C&W push IP network capabilities
• Microsoft launches Windows smartphone
• Group adds security management certification
• Change management is crucial to CRM success, says Gartner
• Columbia disaster spurs NASA in software development
• Software law backers lose political ammunition
• Wi-Fi market estimated to grow 23%
• IBM to unwrap Express apps
• Business intelligence tops 2003 tech ROI potential
• Motorola calls on Linux for smart phone
• Servers, storage, and services drive Dell's growth
• Intel takes wraps off wireless chip
• Microsoft patch can lock users out of websites
• BEA to run on HP Itanium server
• Apple releases Mac OS X 10.2.4
• Microsoft's SQL Server offers analytic reporting
• UCITA pushes ahead without lawyer group
• Spammers are watching you, law firm warns
• Data watchdog slams entitlement card scheme
• Microsoft eyes datacentre virtualisation
• Intel moves into mobile phone data
• US govt gives Red Hat the thumbs up
• Storage protocol approved as standard
• Ogrish.com sidesteps German deletion order
• Symantec expands early warning system
• Yahoo! offers premium services without net access
• UK scientists plug into computing grid
• Getting wired: IBM grids up for business
• Gateway laptop reads portable flash memory
• Lucent designs chip for faster mobile speeds
• Microsoft renames Office beta
• Experts cast doubt on congestion charge systems
• IBM expands blade server line
• Financial firms start using digital certificates
• Fast's fear factors
• EMC boost for storage efficiency
• Are you ready for Basel 2?
• Data clashes cost British Gas £13m



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