Archive - 04 Oct 2001

Terrorist or traveller? Software will decide

Big brother systems will be watching you...

Compaq calls back faulty power adapters

No injuries as yet, but Compaq plays it safe...

beenz.com: Out of the frying pan and into the fire?

But at least they're not left on the shelf, past their use by date...

Microsoft faces another XP legal tussle

ISP acting for the common good, and not at all because it stands to lose instant messaging market sh...

Online cars sales blossom

Still not as popular as 'making love to a beautiful woman', but getting there...

F-Secure unveils apps for Merlin

Next generation PDA gets next-generation security...

'Not so magic' beenz bought for millions

Carlson plays Jack in beenz pantomime...

NTL names new head of IT

Accenture man poached by cable firm...

Broadband Britain was always a non-starter

Local loop unbundling was a big fat waste of time...

Rich old men give better dial-up

Fat-walleted gentlemen make for narrowband delight...

Oracle old-timer gets chairman's spot

SeeBeyond promotes Ray Lane to the chair...

Dell prepares to tighten its belt

Top dog cuts profit expectations...

Microsoft unleashes Merlin

Like the Arthurian wizard, except on a PDA...

Microsoft locks down security initiative

Microsoft? Listening to other people? Caring about what it says? Surely not...

Corning slashes 4,000 as Q3 dips

More woe for fibre optic giant...


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