Archive - 15 Feb 2006
Beware the 'pod-slurping' employee
Just watch that business data walk out the door...
NB: China - how many texts?
Wonder how many text messages people sent in China over their recent New Year celebrations? 2.7 bill...
Mobile market to rise on back of 3G success
While customers sign up in Africa and eastern Europe...
NB: Keitai culture
Staying on the theme of mobile madness, Wired has been delving into Japan's love-affair with ...
Surfers still too careless with ID, says BT
Releases top tips for users to protect themselves from ID theft...
Public sector to shop in online marketplace
Zanzibar service to handle £125bn worth of purchases...
NB: 3GSM news
Want to keep up with all the mobile madness from this year's 3GSM World Congress? 
Find Related Articles
Airport iris-scanning system makes slow progress
Plans for biometric security rollout delayed
Security fears kill e-voting trials
Government not sure tech is "completely tamper-proof"
Qualcomm CEO opens up
Always planned to discuss licensing, regardless of complaint lodged with EC
NB: Vista encryption fears
The government is said to be in talks with Microsoft over fears that Windows Vista's in-built encryp...
Outsourcing to increase as IT cost-cutting continues
"The cost chase is far from over and CIOs remain under heavy pressure," says report
NB: MTC at 3GSM
An interesting press conference with Kuwaiti operator MTC at the 3GSM show has seen all sorts of sub...
NB. Olympic virus hoax
There's an email virus hoax doing the rounds which you might want to be aware of before sending the ...
NB: Motorola winner at 3GSM
Motorola has won the 'Best 3GSM handset or device' award at the GSM Association awards on Tuesday ni...
Motorola takes Razr to its handset range
Watch out execs - slimline styling coming to a device near you
Ballmer: Microsoft's future is mobile
'Call it consistency not homogeneity... '
Data negligence suit thrown out of court
Encryption not required by law, says judge
Cyber security 'not keeping pace with threats'
US could do better, say security experts
BT's mobile TV: More than Virgin's
Telco confirms other operators are looking to get involved
RSS Feeds
