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RSS generation holdsWhy Should I Use RSS?
White Paper RSS being simple and easy to implement, holds the key to next generation of web content. RSS is rapidly evolving and large numbers of users and websites are already using RSS in one form or the other. [14 Feb 2005]
MySQL worm spread halted
News A report from Next-Generation Security Software (NGSSoftware) published last July described the mechanism for exploiting Windows systems through the MySQL database's user-defined functions. Such programs are numerous (Symantec's catalogue holds... [31 Jan 2005]
RFID standard escapes royalties
News In addition to the intellectual property claims included in the Generation 2 standard, Intermec holds more than 125 additional UHF RFID patents. Some in the fledgling industry feared that the new standard - called the Electronic Product Code... [17 Dec 2004]
Data on the move: IT scrooges' best mate?
News For those downloading 10MB, the price has dropped by 40 per cent between May 2003 and August 2004 in Western Europe, with 3 chiefly behind the cheaper prices, as the third generation operator has been responsible for changes in billing, as it... [14 Sep 2004]
Motorola picks Linux for HP mobile gear
News The company on Monday said it will sell Hewlett-Packard's Integrity cx2600 server and a carrier-grade version of the Linux operating system that's meant to handle the stresses of a next-generation cell phone network. [17 Aug 2004]
RFID, a Vision of the Future
White Paper The term, "RFID", in its broadest sense, can refer not just to next-generation barcodes, but to a compact class of wireless computing devices. The future holds applications of RFID that go far beyond mere bar-coding. [17 Jun 2004]
Why Wireless Instant Messaging May be the Key to Migrating Mobile Customers to 3G Services
White Paper As third-generation wireless technology comes closer to reality, the mobile industry is faced with a dilemma: the need to invest sooner rather than later in developing the required networks and compatible handsets while not yet knowing what will... [01 Mar 2004]
NGN Migration Strategies
White Paper Service providers are seeking to migrate their voice networks from traditional circuit switches towards a next-generation architecture. This white paper seeks to identify six key "litmus tests" for next-generation voice solutions and apply those... [24 Feb 2004]
Dell and HP help push next-generation laser discs
News A rewritable disc with a dual layer on the same side that holds up to 50GB of data is being developed by the group. Dell and Hewlett-Packard have officially joined the Blu-ray Disc Founders group, having announced their support of the format... [30 Jan 2004]
Mini iPod heads downmarket
News The "iPod Mini," which uses a new generation of tiny hard disks, holds 4GB of storage - or about 1,000 songs - in a half-inch-thick case the size of a business card. That price is equal to the iPod Mini, which holds one-fifth the data, and cheaper... [07 Jan 2004]
Bill Gates touts software's 'final frontier'
News Gates also appeared to try and dampen speculation that Microsoft's next generation operating system, codenamed Longhorn, is close to completion. Security and trust in the interactions between the next generation of software applications will be... [17 Nov 2003]
3 joins Vodafone in the Champions League
News Third-generation mobile operator 3 has followed in the footsteps of rival Vodafone and secured rights to stream video of action from Champions League football games for the next three seasons. In Spain, home of still-Vodafone pin up David Beckham... [16 Sep 2003]
Hackers get anonymity boost
News The move to the next-generation Internet Protocol, IP version 6, will make it harder to spoof the address of the sender but will allow far more data to be hidden within the headers of the packets, Lovelace said. [01 Aug 2003]
Standards battle holds up Chinese revolution
News When it comes to issuing licences for third generation technology, Bejing is keeping its cards close to its chest. The launch of third generation technology will also involve the adoption of a 3G standard, but with three possible contenders lining... [01 Aug 2003]
Email snooping bill enrages privacy groups
News Caspar Bowden, director of think tank the Foundation for Information Policy Research, said: "This is the biggest sea-change and threat to data protection in a generation. The final draft of the directive was voted on by the European Parliament... [30 May 2002]
