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• Palm ordered to post bond in patent dispute
• Hitachi develops water-cooled notebook PC
• BroadVision rolls out integration services
• Intel Developers Forum: Intel launches Infiniband agents
• Time to act as Energis troubles deepen
• IBM takes over AMEX IT in £2.8bn deal
• IBM gains market share in weak market
• British Telecom finally cuts broadband prices
• Intel Developers' Forum: Innovate out of recession says Barrett
• BEA eWorld: New products unveiled
• Intel rolls out Infiniband testing agents
• BEA applies Cajun flavour to Web services
• AT&T to bring privacy protections to wireless
• Ariba launches spend management suite
• MS/DoJ: Judge orders release of pre-trial interviews
• IBM cranks up semiconductor circuit speed
• Sun partners to bring GNOME dekstop to Solaris
• Avaya updates IP telephony products
• Business continuity attitudes vary across Europe
• HP beefs up midrange with new Unix server
• Lycos launches paid search and inclusion services
• NEC wins I-mode handset order from KPN
• Microsoft defends settlement deal
• BEA copies Microsoft approach
• AltaVista to close free US e-mail accounts
• Vitria launches integration suites
• Nokia launches multimode radio card
• CA unveils new version of eTrust PKI
• IBM spotlights digital media
• RSA unveils security product for wireless devices
• Gateway Reviews on track to meet savings target
• WebMethods adds human element to workflow
• Bug reporting standards proposed
• SAP/Oracle support escalation fails users
• Intel offers virtual chips
• Capita brushes off training debacle
• Microsoft opts to share more code
• Microsoft releases Mobile Information Server 2002
• Legato to acquire OTG Software
• Motorola to keep focus on cost-cutting
• 3GSM - Mobile battle heats up
• Faster DDR memory to be mainstream by 2003
• Microsoft brews enterprise Hailstorm
• Microsoft appoints new UK security chief
• Speech technology calls out to developers
• Portals prove their worth despite integration challenges
• SafeWeb users vulnerable
• PartnerWorld: IBM takes steps to promote iSeries servers
• Lobby group says states plan too costly
• Media player logs DVD information
• 3GSM: Joint venture unveils gateway router
• Microsoft accused of squeezing PC makers on patents
• Customs to upgrade VAT system
• Much to learn about VS.net
• Abbey's data integrity project saves £400,000
• Online payment shock for AA's vehicle sales
• Volvo's IT keeps robots on a roll
• Trainers urge government to halt Capita contracts
• IBM OS could rewrite rules for software pricing
• IBM and Avaya agree CRM deal
• Microsoft to exhibit MIS 2002 at New York show
• New Patrol to look after webMethods
• Cisco routers offered free security check
• EC proposes controversial patent law
• Corel steers Deepwhite into XML waters
• Genesys readies contact centre software
• RSA: Microsoft fortifies Web services security
• CA stock plunges on report of accounting probe
• Balfour sets up private e-trading hub
• New e-government body to specify IT standards
• Criminal Records Bureau gets go-ahead
• National register to put citizens back in control
• Government close to Microsoft deal
• Orange offers GPRS services for business
• No online indemnity for lawyers
• Are the wrong skills being fast-tracked by Whitehall?
• Bug threat to mobile e-cash
• Bank link scheme goes manual
• London boroughs to provide services via digital television
• Visual Studio .net at risk of buffer overflow attack
• Faults in core Web protocols
• Law ties police hands in fight with hackers
• 3GSM: Ericsson and Juniper unveil new router
• New members for Liberty Alliance
• Microsoft opposes media access to transcripts
• Baan stakes future on consulting
• Nissan and DoCoMo to develop in-car telematics
• RSA: RSA unveils three new products at its show
• Security boost for business P2P
• Fujitsu and Sagem to jointly develop 3G handsets
• 3GSM: Check Point launches GPRS firewall
• IBM to ease DB2 administration
• Component software eases Web services
• 3GSM: RealNetworks cuts the wires
• Newsletter worm targets Outlook
• Nortel unveils Passport 20000
• Study: Strong growth for Japanese e-commerce
• Gartner: contract gagging clauses cost users dear
• Australia plans tough laws on IT industry standards
• Be files antitrust suit against Microsoft



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