Archive - 15 Aug 2003
Watch out for Bluetooth sniffers
Personal area protocol advice - and we don't mean whether to shake hands or kiss
Big obstacles for benefits department e-strategy
Pensioners and jobless just aren't connected at home…
The Weekly Round-Up: 15.08.03
Broadband? You country folk don't know you're born...
T-Mobile buoyant thanks to US subscribers
Americans and British do some mobile big spending while Germans keep their hands in pockets
Server and storage sales help Dell to record revenue in Q2
Though question marks remain over SCO's Linux lawsuit...
SCO profits turn up heat in Linux legal battle
Claims it will be last man standing not dead man walking…
Microsoft pushes Nvidia before it could jump from Xbox 2
It may miss the money but it probably won't miss the hassle, as ATI snatches the poison chalice...
Disaster recovery follows US blackout
Time to put those processes to the test...
Lights go out as power cuts cripple America
New York at the heart of darkness...
MSBlast worm infections slowing
Users finally patching and cleaning compromised computers
Apple hands out refunds in OS X row
Money back for disgruntled users is not an admission of guilt though...
Google offers users bigger, better toolbar
Pop-up blocking just one of the benefits...
Microsoft's one-man nemesis threatens to bring down others
$521m from Microsoft - but who's next in the browser wars...
One number for phone, mobile, email and internet proposed
Will change really make things simpler?
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