Archive - 20 Jun 2002
Wireless LAN - king of the playroom
3G inches forward while the likes of BT and NTT ramp up their WLAN plans...
Skills Survey 2002: All the commentary and analysis...
In one place, forever...
IT police welcome Blunkett's back-down on snooping
High-tech crime unit unfazed by changes...
Church texts its parishioners
"4give me Fther 4 I hve sinned"
From :-( to 0 :-) in one easy text message...
Memory market goes under the microscope
Another IT giant accused of behaving illegally...
DoCoMo goes for Wireless LAN
3G pioneer eats humble teriyaki...
IBM turns bean counters to Linux
One penguin, two penguins, three penguins, four...
Microsoft and IBM ponder Sun web services deal
'Go on, let 'em in...'
Princeton Prof ensures Moore's law
Chip breakthrough...
They think it's all over!
It is now...
BT faces real competition in telephone market
Pills, thrills and unified bills...
PwC loses another domain
Doh! We did it again...
Napster solution to spam war
Is this the answer?
The Ovum View: The wireless LAN security nightmare
Still no simple way to make WLAN watertight...
MPs appease pleased SMEs
Dating agency for small fish... not literally...
Marconi shareholders left to rue latest blow
C'mon, they'll be getting used to this by now...
US CEOs bad-mouth fellow directors
"My board just doesn't understand me..."
Dutch carrier files for bankruptcy (and it's not KPNQwest)
Bad news sends share price up 30 per cent...
Fresh fears over handset radiation
Do mobiles break 'blood-brain barrier'?
Durlacher exits dot-com arena
nothing-ventured.com, nothing-gained.com...
HBOS ditches supplier
Xansa the fall guy as bank changes course...
City Gent opens pay slip and finds £2.4m
The story of a well-paid captain of industry...
Nokia downgrades handset forecasts
Less new phones out there...