• Spam splatterer junks Windows
  • Chinese startup opens up Linux phone market
  • Toshiba to replace faulty notebook memory modules
  • Autonomic 2.0 solves problems faster
  • Global online organised crime ring broken
  • New Bagle variants storm the internet
  • UK users remain satisfied with Oracle products
  • Fast Guide: Storage Management
  • Designing an access control strategy for the Registry
  • Exam Cram Quiz #1 Answer Key
  • Nominations sought for BCS awards
  • Debate suggests sanctions may be needed to deter unethical IT use
  • T-Mobile increases Wi-Fi kit and zones
  • IBM to offer blades for small firms
  • Faster and more secure wireless USB to compete with Bluetooth
  • CA's bet on open source pays off as number of Ingres users doubles
  • Limit user freedom to improve IT security
  • MoD to save £600m with EDS' admin system
  • Smarter use of data will drive profitability
  • Service-oriented architecture will help IT make business more agile
  • MoD says it will save £600m with EDS HR
  • Britannia uses web accelerators to halve network traffic and cut costs
  • Grocery wholesaler reduces stock errors to almost zero with voice recognition system
  • Threat of more electricity failures prompts Standard Bank to relocate IT to Docklands
  • Transfer has to be fitted into a weekend window
  • Microsoft's new app offers safer enterprise IM
  • Developers in short supply in India
  • AMD and VSNL to sell net communicator device in India
  • Sony and Matsushita report higher quarter profits
  • Ricoh withdrawing from optical disc drive business
  • Icann moves closer to approving .post and .travel
  • Internet service providers file more spam lawsuits
  • Mobile and net telephony boosts Alcatel sales
  • Dell updates consumer IT services
  • RIAA files 750 new file-trading lawsuits
  • Gateway moves back into profit
  • i2 reports third quarter profit
  • Discounts bite into NTT DoCoMo's results
  • AOL to offer version 9 with anti-virus software
  • QuickTime and RealPlayer patch critical bugs
  • Oracle sets date for application suite release
  • Compuware looks to cut risks in apps deployment
  • EMC unveils storage router
  • Designing security for a backup and recovery strategy
  • Being selective when analyzing auditing requirements
  • MoD may write off £200m Chinook helicopters
  • Dell to pre-install SuSE Linux on servers
  • Java integration spec announced
  • Ballmer: Windows better value than Linux
  • Yahoo search goes mobile
  • Dell CEO on EMC ties and storage standards
  • Repair work is sapping firms' IT resources
  • EDS offer early retirement to US staff to cut costs
  • Google buys digital mapping company
  • Hosted SAP service targets midmarket
  • PDA market continues to decline
  • MySQL unveils latest version of open-source database
  • SAP and HP to offer hosted ERP
  • NTT DoCOMo, IBM and Intel team up to secure mobile devices
  • Dell and Novell extend partnership to push Linux
  • SuSE warns of hole in Linux kernel
  • Open-source software ready for government-wide adoption
  • Spamming the universe
  • Bush campaign website blocks overseas visits
  • EC clears Oracle bid for PeopleSoft
  • Latest earthquake rocks Niigata
  • Microsoft details new domain-specific modelling tools
  • Xandros unveils Linux Desktop Management Server app
  • Intel eyes remote wireless device management
  • US carriers team up on MMS
  • AOL survey finds home user ignorant to online threats
  • US Bancorp teams up with VeriSign on banking security
  • Top supercomputer race continues with Nasa/SGI box
  • Cingular completes AT&T Wireless acquisition
  • Intransa's IP storage rivals Fibre Channel for speed
  • Products unveiled at storage networking show
  • 10 Gigabit Ethernet network spans 18,500km
  • IT approaches of the two presidential candidates
  • VeriSign and AOL explores 'safe chat room' idea
  • Airespace launches wireless Lan switch
  • Appeals court rules against Lexmark in cartridge case
  • Mac worm sparks security concerns
  • Via's twin-core processor may upstage AMD and Intel
  • Ipswitch collaboration suite challenges MS Exchange
  • EDS could face more financial problems with US Navy deal
  • C&W to sell Japanese division
  • Designing a permission structure for files and folders
  • Designing a strategy for the encryption and decryption of files and folders
  • Users abandon fixed line in favour of mobility
  • Listed building implements VoIP technology
  • SonicWALL adds security to app
  • Companies fail to have secure exit strategy
  • Ashurst pushes e-mail
  • Daimler Chrysler rolls out global content management system
  • Microsoft previews mobile strategy
  • CTIA shines spotlight on mobile middleware
  • Nokia woos operators with Preminet
  • Telco suppliers and operators aim for simplicity
  • Intel and Clearwire to work on WiMax together
  • PalmOne updates the Treo smartphone
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