• NTT 3G passes 10m milestone
  • Patapsco plans for ISDN switch
  • Bagle worm attacks leave AV defences struggling
  • IP Phones let manufacturer stay ahead
  • Nomadic workers driving more productive communication practices
  • CapRock expands IPxpress global network
  • Viola hits the Networks note
  • Video in a flash
  • The XConnect factor
  • The magic of IT and business alignment for SMBs
  • NHS IT tsar steps in to rescue critical project
  • IBM to increase sales in SME market
  • NTT DoCoMo tops 10 million 3G Japanese subscribers
  • Hitachi doubles consumer hard drive shipments
  • US publishes federal IT security guidelines
  • Former AT&T exec joins Microsoft Longhorn development team
  • Hyperion launches compliance software
  • Usefulness of Microsoft tool questioned
  • Users warned over Mozilla and Firefox 'holes'
  • SAP buys Retek for £275m
  • Novell appliance takes security to the edge
  • Marconi unveils hosted apps first
  • Forward march of council websites
  • Kingston gets billing acclaim
  • Positive news for Intelliden
  • BBC signs up Siemens to oversee optical fibre network
  • Microsoft fixes critical security holes with extra patch for XP SP2 -- and other news briefs
  • Microsoft details SQL Server 2005 family and pricing
  • IT enables quick action on Sudan 1
  • Demand for IT staff accelerates as delayed projects get green light
  • Met IT chief wins a seat on the board
  • Oil giant drops passwords in favour of smartcards
  • Intel forum spotlights extended memory and multi-core chips
  • EC may curb RFID roll-out
  • IBM introduces new leasing plans to aid PC management
  • User groups unite to help IT suppliers improve services
  • Developer community leaders call for Oasis boycott in row over code royalties
  • Clara offers spam filter
  • Opera tackles phishing attacks
  • United we stand for user needs
  • Akamai gets Flash
  • Council claims quality improved by insourcing helpdesk
  • Forrester predicts the return of ASP
  • Gartner warns on IBM licence changes
  • Use outsourcing standards to reap in-house benefits, users advised
  • In briefs
  • Leading UK firms fail the Google test
  • Vodafone funds charity's Dell-powered directory
  • XML can give legacy systems new lease of life
  • Apple Mac creator dies
  • Help update UK IT skills framework
  • EC consults on Microsoft compliance
  • Online bank guards e-mail from harvest attackers
  • Fingerprint scan will fill in e-timesheets
  • Councils buy FOI apps
  • MS security is a conflict of interest, says Gartner
  • IT leaders fear loss of key e-gov projects as support scheme closes
  • MFI blames drop in profits on supply chain IT
  • IBM launches Linux testing tools for ISVs
  • Microsoft pushes out XP Service Pack 2 patch
  • Qwest ups offer for MCI
  • Security firm finds flaw in Trend anti-virus software
  • Virtual server provides back-up for legal practice
  • Egg cuts costs with online Pins
  • US spy chief calls for collaboration on e-crime
  • Compliance tasks offer extra benefit
  • RSA looks to one-time password standards plan to beat fraudsters
  • Actuate Corporation releases reporting software to aid financial compliance -- and other news briefs
  • Intel offers 64-bit desktop processors
  • Holistic HP suite consolidates datacentre storage
  • Oracle boosts security
  • Phishing onslaught gets smarter
  • NCC puts spotlight on compliance
  • Young IT professionals get advice on 'soft' skills
  • BSG appoints new chairman
  • Laser chip sheds light on faster processing speeds to come
  • Firefox update blocks up IDN security hole
  • Anti-spam spend set to soar
  • Study looks to help women in IT
  • Security Bytes: Cisco patch available for ACNS flaws
  • Home Office in drive to stamp out botnets
  • Users benefit from router competition
  • More than half of councils invest in FOI technology
  • Server sales boom
  • Microsoft lifts lid on SQL Server 2005
  • AMD demonstrates dual core 64-bit PC chips
  • SAP opens R&D centre in Budapest
  • EC expresses concern over widespread RFID use
  • FBI raises alarm on false 'official' e-mails
  • Mobility grabs lion's share of IT budget increases
  • Hotmail hitch blocks e-mail accounts
  • IBM boosts XSeries servers with eServer X3
  • Met sets up internal high-tech crime unit
  • Coull puts MediaWave in the picture
  • Thor opens up Xellerate identity
  • IP phone integrates serverless P2P links
  • EDF gives new IT boss an MD title
  • EDS shuts datacentres and shifts work to India
  • 3Com licenses e-mail server technology
  • More jobs go at Sun
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