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• Nokia extends mobile apps development to Linux
• Intel reports profitable year
• Worldspan expands technology deal with IBM
• UnitedLinux signs up IBM and AMD as partners
• Groups oppose copyright protection bills
• Trio promises cellular and Wi-Fi convergence
• W3C working group scrutinises Web services choreography
• CA pushes out SAN management software
• Microsoft opens Windows source code to mark Trustworthy Computing's first anniversary
• Sobig worm spreading fast
• Cisco site selector targets content network market
• Windows NT 4.0 server users must upgrade this year
• Sun adds Liberty spec support to network ID server
• Dell moves into point-of-sale hardware
• Google faces suit over lowered search rankings
• E.piphany integrates app with WebLogic and WebSphere
• Transmeta builds security into Crusoe chips
• Trade groups cannot appeal against Microsoft ruling
• SAP gives retail software a boost
• Toshiba chip could be first to 90 nanometer
• Microsoft criticised for latest vulnerability rating
• Five-minute interview:Simon Dudley, Polycom
• WorldCom-Salomon ties spark arbitration claims
• EMC prepares to unveil latest Symmetrix
• Palm signs handwriting software deal
• Liberty Broadband is latest victim of price trends
• Intel cuts mobile chip prices
• DataPower appliance to secure Web services
• Transport for London signs SAP for 10-year IT overhaul
• Singlestep readies network management integration tool
• Vendors push SSL-based remote access devices
• IBM software to link data from multiple sources
• Windows CE update set for mid-2003 release
• IT jobs fear as Reuters prepares for more cuts
• US behind in curbing e-waste, says report
• Thieves bag £4.6m chip haul at Heathrow
• Lexmark wins first round in toner cartridge lawsuit
• HP sets the stage for Alpha's last hurrah
• Open standards needed for mobile Net, says consumer electronics chief
• Microsoft pays out $1.1bn but legal action continues
• UK school to use eye scanner on pupils
• AOL boss steps down over shareholder gripes
• Sharing digital content is a right, says Intel chief
• SanDisk integrates Wi-Fi and memory into single SD card
• Morrison IT could get revamp from £2.9bn Safeway takeover
• Car rental company moves to .net terminal services system
• AT&T snafu hits access to Microsoft sites and services
• Patent service aims to lower 3G equipment costs
• Dell to expand sales at kiosks
• Sun, Oracle and Fujitsu to push Web services spec
• W3C approves specification for Web site scripting
• AOL Time Warner set to suffer multibillion dollar hit
• IT professionals should hone business skills in 2003, says Gartner
• IBM moves Lotus boss to head iSeries group
• Report questions i2 customer satisfaction over ROI
• Password-stealing Lirva worm is spreading
• SAP R/3 users must upgrade or pay extra
• Wait to download latest MS Exchange beta, say analysts
• Gateway pays price of market share
• AMD and IBM team up for future chip-making technology
• Intel to brand wireless architecture as 'Centrino'
• Trend offers antispam protection for corporate users
• StorageNetworks cuts half its workforce
• BMC releases final Patrol 7 components
• Salesforce.com and AvantGo offer mobile add-on
• Gates reveals fruits of Microsoft's massive consumer investment
• Philips and Accton to merge wireless networking units
• Web services enhanced for Mac developers
• EC may investigate France Télécom aid
• Linux heading for mobile phones
• Oil firm pioneers IBM supercomputing on-demand service
• Users to benefit from IT training alliance
• Firewalls may not offer adequate protection for Web services
• Microsoft 'Smart Displays' begin shipping
• Siemens Business Services acquires Deutsche Bank IT subsidiary
• StorageTek and Brocade expand partnership
• Icann raises concerns over VeriSign technology
• Improved customer demand boosts EMC earnings
• EDS replaces chief financial officer
• Cisco chooses IBM as switch reseller
• Cisco indicates strategy change to fend off rivals
• Microsoft updates Windows Media Player
• Apple Web browser makes Macworld debut
• PKI gets boost from Web services body
• Microsoft woos Mac OS X users with Office offers
• Sony and Toshiba to use next-generation Rambus interfaces
• Xerox launches experimental document format language
• Philips and R&D firm to work on UWB chips
• US trade groups hope for IT depreciation incentive
• Online retail suffers setback as trust scheme is scrapped
• PeopleSoft releases HR modules and apps
• SGI releases Linux supercomputer with Itanium processor
• Network Associates adds antispam to arsenal
• MSN Messenger outage affects millions
• Hitachi absorbs IBM hard disk drive unit
• Palm hints at better wireless integration
• Microsoft targets mobile users with second Exchange 2003 beta
• Microsoft and US Department of Justice oppose trade group intervention in antitrust case
• Java developers support court's ruling
• US authorities kill proposed Wall St disaster plan



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