Archive - 26 Oct 2001
Find out what this man has to say about XP
Exclusive interview with silicon.com...
'Don't hack us until Wednesday,' says Ryanair
Irish airline panned for non-existent security...
Online shoppers put delivery ahead of security
'You can take the credit card, just don't hurt the books...'
Windows XP: what's the word across Europe?
Mixed feedback - but surprising support from a Linux fan...
The best of 'Reader Comments': You only Sting when your Win-ning
Each week silicon.com is inundated with comments from you, our readers. This week they were almost a...
Sainsbury's admits website security blunder
Supermarket giant decides it's time to act... but not apologise (about the credit card blunder or th...
'XP is not safe' say security firms
Of course it hasn't been attacked yet, it's only been out a day...
Magnificent Seven analysts ride as a posse
Defend the helpless Mexican village of truth against marauding bandits of major analyst houses...
XP wins with the Finns
Finnish jump in on latest Windows release with gusto - Joo!!
Cap Gemini scores £6.5m helpdesk deal
Three-year contract boosts support for PC users...
Toshiba carried away by chip downslide
This could be the worst year ever recorded....
MSN locks out non-Microsoft browsers
Where do you want to go today? How about nowhere...
Windows XP: what the PC vendors say
Will this breath life into a dying desktop market?
Ericsson moves up on financial news
Sales look grim but the spark's still there...
Oftel happy with BT's DIY ADSL
Rumours of investigation fall flat as regulator gives go-ahead...
ISPs escape crippling costs of anti-terrorism law
May only be a temporary reprieve though...
AT&T abandons New Jersey HQ
Tumbleweed seen blowing between the executive desks...
Pre-pay mobile growth slows - operators breathe a sigh of relief
'Get em on a contract' strategy starts to bite...
Versign shares plunge despite positive results
Some people are never satisfied...
JDS Uniphase outlook gets ever more grim
Who'd be in optical comms right now, eh?
Virus alert: Security vendors warn of "sick" Trojan
Malicious program preys on altruism...
Windows XP: what the real users say
Not the ones invited to Microsoft's jamboree...
Marconi bondholders demand to have their say
Going down the pan a different way...
Leaked Ericsson results deepen mobile gloom
More problems for troubled handset giant...
Flextronics sheds 10,000 jobs
Component manufacturers still struggling to cope...
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