• Global RFID standards finalised
  • Virtual Server 2005 nears release
  • AMD to ship dual-core server in 2005
  • AMD unveils low-power Mirrorbit flash memory
  • Anti-virus firm warns of mobile phone worm
  • Banks may not cope with demand for chip and Pin
  • World's first 802.11g in a single chip
  • Wlan market surges
  • Wireless serves up better printing
  • Wireless Lan market hots up
  • Wireless directors’ directives
  • Warrington Council manages streetlights with tablet PCs
  • Vodafone aims 3G at business
  • Try before you buy
  • Tottenham spurred on by wireless Lan
  • TI explores a new EDGE
  • Tailored wireless Appear
  • T-mobile made easy
  • Suffolk cuts the communications strings
  • Study reveals Bluetooth security holes
  • Badly-managed offshore software development costs firms millions
  • Smartphones aren’t that smart, say users
  • Siemens Mobile module stays right on track
  • Shared broadband through the air
  • School's out for mobile
  • Banks' IT is not ready for FSA rules
  • Satsuma unveils GPRS-PDA
  • Environment Agency's £17m HR system fails to meet requirements
  • Improve delivery and cut costs now, IT directors warn suppliers
  • Properly trained staff get best from mobile
  • PBXtended for mobile users
  • Opening up mobile e-mail
  • NTL takes aerial view of 3G
  • Nomadix and Cloud gather to implement Lans
  • Nokia seeks Big Blue for business
  • Mobile rights and responsibilities
  • Mobile reporting system helps the aged
  • High hopes for Windows alternative
  • Businesses lose out in council e-gov projects
  • Text in the City plays a key role in public/private security initiative
  • CSC drops bid for £2bn BBC contract
  • Egg saves time with agile development model
  • Health service managers question national programme consultation
  • Fat patent under review
  • Growing need for wireless security policies, warns Gartner
  • ASAP spec proposed for delayed Web services
  • Oracle judge denies requests to block expert testimony
  • EMC updates software to meet US reporting guidelines
  • Court ruling questions SCO copyright claims
  • JP Morgan Chase to bring IT back in-house
  • SAP to build Pepsi's ERP system
  • Market IT products and services to generate value in the business
  • New Adobe offerings support web services
  • Intel revamps the Bios
  • Innovative outsourcing models fail to take off
  • Microsoft's move for SAP shows determination behind .net push
  • Book a place at the annual IT ball
  • IT strategies should echo corporate objectives
  • Hospital staff get smartcard access to records
  • Forget user satisfaction - create fresh IT demand
  • Data watchdog attacks ministers for failing to make a business case for ID card scheme
  • VoIP halves council's telecoms bill
  • BA gets 80% of staff doing admin online
  • Bacs partners with BT for faster connection to payment network
  • E-government systems present new ways to uncover fraud
  • Cisco bundles security with network hardware
  • Oracle trial judge calls for more disclosure
  • FBI makes arrests for gaming source code theft
  • Chinese cities team with Intel to deploy WiMax
  • Hack attacks down on last year, says survey
  • KDE/GNU Linux desktop adds more languages
  • US moves to protect patient details going offshore
  • IBM in legal battle to prove EPAL ownership
  • Chinese railway takes Linux on board
  • AT&T lands $8m global networking contract
  • 'Zombie PCs' proliferate xenophobic spam deluge
  • EMC adds ADIC ware to range
  • Xandros offers free version of its desktop Linux
  • BT promotes Microsoft over WebEx for web conferencing
  • PeopleSoft adds JD Edwards apps to training modules
  • SCO financial losses continue to mount
  • Task force seeks software seal of approval
  • AOL adds business services to Aim
  • High-end Power Mac uses liquid cooling
  • Tivo hopes to hit home
  • HP sharpens Itanium blade plans
  • Outsourcing association to help UK members find work overseas
  • Hyperion links Brio and Essbase in its business intelligence suite
  • US telcos divided over network-sharing decision
  • Domino tool could knock down wi-fi cheats
  • RFID tag firm over patent infringement
  • IBM shrinks desktop system
  • Arrest warrant issued for former Symbol CEO
  • Microsoft works to 'shield' users from worms
  • Search reveals Open Source holes
  • IT rackets are favourite for organised crime
  • Lexmark makes colour printing affordable for SMEs
  • Lumigent unveils Entegra for Oracle
  • 'Disorder and corruption' taking over internet, author claims
  • i2 settles securities case
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