Archive - 16 Sep 2003
"Back of the net!"
But will footie highlights on your handset improve the operators' net?
3 joins Vodafone in the Champions League
Only room for two UK clubs, sorry, operators this season?
MI5 chief says security is down to policy, policy and more policy
Whether it's your network or your nation there's no substitute for planning...
'Homeless hacker' hits out at wasted dollars spent to catch him
Doesn't the government have anything better to do with its money?
Have DoCoMo and 3 fallen out over data services?
i-mode adoption becomes bone of contention...
Poor security could hamper web services take-up
Firms need to adopt technologies such as smart cards and digital certificates, says analyst
IT recovery – is it on or off?
Big business could be holding back spending revival...
Public sector fear over Freedom of Information IT costs
Cost of changing processes and data storage is a barrier says survey
118: We're doing fine, says BT
Or, if you look at it another way, everyone's doing badly...
McNealy: Enlightenment via utility computing
At the SunNetwork Conference in San Francisco, Sun CEO Scott McNealy says utility computing leads to...
5 years ago... Millennium bug could cause nuclear holocaust
So go out and spend loads on software and services. Or, rather, be vigilant...
Devil's Advocate: Software never changes
So with developers and teams coming and going all the time, what can be improved?
Intel teams up with Asian telcos for Wi-Fi
Standards and cross-network billing very much on the agenda
US gets a new cybersecurity czar
The closest thing to a successor to Richard Clarke
Ballmer: On Microsoft's virus strategy, Apple, Adobe and more...
"We have to raise the bar on the quality of products when it comes to security."
China's entry will cause next downturn in chips market
Industry veteran predicts...
The Bloor Perspective: Itanium 2, managing LANs and the Info Pro
This week Robin Bloor and his team of analysts consider the implications of the latest chips from In...
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