• Home Office rethinks e-mail snooping law
  • Air traffic software gets 'fix'
  • National Express gives PDAs to guards on trains
  • E-shopping set to beat US totals
  • Job slump hits IT workers' morale
  • Lloyds puts paper trails online
  • Stick to short, quick-exit mobile deals, users told
  • Managers fear effects of maintenance cutbacks
  • Tablet PC launch offers user freedom
  • University centre hopes to fill the gaps in IT legislation
  • Software design shortcuts can create costly security errors
  • WebMethods bundles JBoss application server
  • WebMethods: Web services, Java and .net are no panacea for integration problems
  • Citrix collaborates on consolidation
  • IBM enhances Pixie Dust for 80G mobile drive
  • Gartner Symposium: 'Make do' with existing PCs
  • AOL offers secure instant messaging for business
  • US government spending helps CSC raise profit
  • Japan to test biometrics for airport check-in
  • I-mode ready to launch in France
  • WorldCom warns of another restatement
  • Court denies AOL's attempt to protect user identity
  • Study shows Linux gaining support in China
  • Brocade to acquire Rhapsody
  • Gartner Symposium: Agility is key to survival
  • RealNetworks and Envivio team up on mobile MPEG-4
  • Prudential backs down on outsourcing
  • Nokia and Trend Micro team on content security
  • Dell to bring PowerConnect switches to Europe
  • Adobe encourages resellers to keep customers buoyant
  • IBM rolls out tools for configuring and maintaining PCs
  • Hitachi joins push for CIM storage standard
  • Microsoft ruling may give private suits ammunition
  • Borland eyes agile development with upgraded tools
  • Multiple Nokia release includes MMS camera
  • Logica and CMG give green light to merger
  • Server makers jump to support Intel's latest Xeon chip
  • Gartner Symposium: Prepare for mobile shake out
  • Gartner Symposium: Microsoft keen to end European legal action
  • Startup touts wireless breakthrough
  • AMD to release two-chip WLAN chipset
  • Applied Materials to cut 11% of workforce
  • Informatica pushes analytics for supply chain
  • Dell offers versatile entry-level server
  • WLAN start-up promises four mile wireless range
  • Unilever merges 300 contracts into one with £700m coms deal
  • HP to consolidate Intel-based workstation line
  • Nokia offers mobile VPN software
  • Dell debuts in handheld market
  • Microsoft extends analytical tools for SQL Server
  • After the Microsoft judgment: Users learn to live with Microsoft
  • IBM speeds up transistor for wireless chips
  • DNS server attacks came from US and Korea
  • Opera browser comes to FreeBSD
  • HP to consolidate reseller and developer programmes
  • W3C close to ratifying Soap 1.2
  • AOL aims for enterprise IM market
  • Microsoft's legal battles not over yet
  • Microsoft ruling: The key remedies
  • Salesforce.com aligns with Eloqua
  • SCO encourages developers to build apps for UnitedLinux
  • Further questions add to Lucent accounting headache
  • Intel boosts cache on Gallatin Xeon Processor MP
  • Microsoft verdict increases pressure for European settlement
  • Visa eyes voice recognition for online purchases
  • Notebooks to get wider screens with higher resolution
  • Oracle improving relations with US user group
  • Microsoft case judge keeps everyone guessing
  • Layoffs expected after Lucent terminates core switch
  • FBI: Lack of incident reporting slows cybercrime fight
  • Report: Lucent may face SEC charges
  • Latest Wi-Fi security would do less for public 'hot spots'
  • Broadband for schools may boost overall use
  • Dataquest: PDA shipments slow down
  • Mac OS least prone to attack
  • Toshiba extends Genio PDA range
  • Developers release Linux for clustered computing
  • Nine states demand more
  • Microsoft federal government deal
  • Microsoft wants open source suppliers to adopt Palladium
  • Ericsson faces $61m fine over patent violation
  • Sainsbury's launches iTV service
  • Growth in IT spend at 10-year low
  • Outsourced staff suffer
  • Government blocks judicial review of Chinook disaster
  • New initiative tackles public sector IT delivery
  • Tesco IT chief learns a lesson
  • Census contract debacle
  • IT firm sues the fraud office
  • Orange launches first Microsoft Smartphone
  • IT chiefs with CRM in demand
  • AMD chip shipment share falls on inventory correction
  • Software chief moves to stop rumours of financial difficulty
  • E-government skills demand will save private sector jobs
  • Ferrari uses Linux
  • IT departments must have an IM strategy
  • Now is the time to adopt RFID tags
  • Online HR cuts retailer's costs by £3m
  • Wanted: IT staff with storage skills
  • Expansion and space core to long-term plans
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