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Friday 2 May 2003

Mobile phones pose real flight threat

It's not just a courtesy to other passengers, it could be a matter of life and death...

E-envoy predicts the end of his own job...

...but only because his work will soon be done

Wireless broadband ISP in a box: All yours for £20k

Is this the answer to the UK's 'broadband divide'

'Rent-a-hacker' debate gets heated

UK businesses are divided over whether to open their offices to hackers. Would you 'hire a thief to catch a thief'?

Pricing blunders: Enough is enough... it's time to pay up

Amazon, Argos, Kodak, First Choice et al... Thai Airways cannot claim it hadn't been warned...

Thai Airways pricing blunder: The plot thickens

"Thai Airways International is planning to offer complimentary tickets and heavily discounted tour packages..." So why aren't they honouring them?

PalmSource: PDAs are poorly designed

Too much functionality, badly designed

Are spam blacklists killing legitimate emails?

In a word: yes

IBM denies charges of Unix theft

'We have not engaged in any wrongdoing...'

Stop laughing and start learning from public sector outsourcing

Put away your preconceptions for five minutes…

SCO: Our code is in Linux

And it bl**dy well shouldn't be...

Siemens: Why the smartphone world doesn't need Microsoft

Gates and co just don't get the mobile market, says German giant

Wi-Fi: 'It will be safe within 12 months'

Which is always good to know... especially if you're using it now...

HP: One year after the merger...

A special report


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