3rd October 2003 Archive

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Channel

• ATI Q4 sees revenue jump 71% Income, margins up too
• South Korea launches Hynix probe Who was responsible for its losses?

Comms: Mobile

• 118 118 ticked off by regulators DQ services warned to pull up socks
• GSM rebrands 3G service but claims victory over CDMA prematurely CDMA2000 ahead of 3GSM
• Sharp brings Aquos LCD TV tech to PDA displays 160-degree viewing angle in any direction
• Why 3G won't fry your brain just yet Dutch health study questioned

Comms: Networks

• GX Networks to buy Pipex for £55m To change name to Pipex Communications

Comms: Wireless

• WiMAX trials give new hope for broadband wireless specialists 802.16a

Hardware

• Siebel teams with IBM in software climbdown CRM OnDemand

Hardware: Servers

• Dell and UT team for Texas-sized cluster Lonestar versus Shiner Bock
• HP has one free port for Sun customers Let us help you help us
• IBM adds Windows, AIX, AS400 to hosting line-up iSeries, pSeries, xSeries

Music and Media

• Finger, faceprints get green light for Europe's ID standard Here's looking at you, ID
• MPs' spam report due out Monday Can't wait. No really...
• Senator calls for end to excessive fines against file-traders A little sanity please
• VeriSign bows to ICANN, suspends Net Grab Contract breach

Personal

• Albatron, Chaintech prep NV36 boards GeForce FX 5700 nearing release
• Nintendo halves UK, European GameCube prices Getting desperate?
• Sony claims victory in PS2-is-a-PC battle Court sided with plaintiff, not European Commission

Personal: Mac Channel

• Mac OS X 10.3 Panther hits Gold Master status Update Release imminent?

Security

• US intros tougher sentences for computer crimes Deterrent effect?

Security: Anti-Virus

• Trojan hijacks web browsers August IE patch may not offer full protection

Software

• Consumer lawsuit claims damages for MS security failures Had to happen sooner or later...