16th January 2004 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• Cingular eyeing AT&T Wireless again Negotiations on again
• Nokia to release Perl for smartphones Larry Wall's barmy army rejoices

Comms: Wireless

• Vendor group aims to boost voice over Wi-Fi Touts fast handoff standard
• Will pressure to speed up 802.11n wreck standards process? Pre-empting the pre-empters

Hardware

• IBM enhances Linux DB2 From weeks to hours
• Quantum ups the stakes in disk based tape We're ready, who else?
• SCO sort of thinks there are Linux IP violations, but isn't quite sure Can you help?

Hardware: Servers

• SuSE and Dell buddy up Linux love

Hardware: Storage

• Adaptec looks to India for storage future Offshore networking
• Dude, your Opteron NAS system is huge But is 9 petabytes big enough?
• IBM's Storage Tank spotted in Ohio On the loose at last

Management: Small Biz

• Intel and HP find oldest working PC Archaeology

Music and Media

• BT appeals ‘dirty tricks’ banning order 'Fight, fight, fight, fight, fight...'
• Crypto plan to anonymise P2P, thwart RIAA Catch me if you can
• P2P file swapping back on the increase Not going away after all, then?
• Paedophile gets five-year net ban No Internet or mobile for jailed predator

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Stob: You have opted in Stob Oh yes you have

Software

• MS Win98 support reprieve was move to block Linux, says Gartner Linux tempts those who can't afford XP
• SCO surrenders claims to System V? Letters
• Spanish police bust MS software piracy ring 14 fall into the Net
• Sun tunes up StarOffice Slurpee in Japan Big Gulp of productivity