20th February 2004 Archive

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Channel

• Intel to kill off Mobile Pentium 4 ‘around Q1 2005’ IDF Make way for Dothan...

Comms: Mobile

• A million i-mode users in Europe Slow uptake
• Abolish Free TV – Intel lobbyist IDF TV and Tech industries remain two utopias apart
• MS Compact Framework squares up to Java Battle to dominate the mobile platform
• TI claims phone power breakthrough While Nokia frets over batteries

Comms: Wireless

• Staff must have hotspot access – Gartner No, you can't get off the hamster wheel

Hardware: Data Networking

• Firewall VPN sales soar Minding the perimeter

Hardware: Servers

• Intel and HP color self-preservation as customer choice Analysis Ignorance today, customer demand tomorrow
• Intel downbeat about 64-bit extensions No pyrotechnics at IDF

Hardware: Storage

• Dell plots cheap SAN attack EMC to help?

Management

• HP prints its way to profit in Q1 Servers and PCs do their part
• Red-letter day for Microgen Losses down, growth up

Management: Small Biz

• Chancellor under fire for IR591 tax terror 'Fess up, Gordon

Music and Media

• EU thundering down information superhighway Broadband roll-out on target for 2005, says EC report
• Spamhaus crowned Internet heroes of 2003 ISPA awards: The good, the bad and the ugly

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Intel prototypes portable ‘Tele-Phone’ IDF Radio powered wonder-device banishes wires, operators, etc
• Stob: Pirated 'Wron number yours for free Stob McDosh condemns Beard's 'numerical terrorism'

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Are Apples healthier than Pepsi? Letters We got some mail in our spam!

Personal

• Infinium Labs gets litigious with HardOCP News site accused of 'false and defamatory' piece

Science

• Comet chasers seek secret of life ESA mission launches next week
• Shrunken rods make batteries better Grow your own

Security

• Traces of Guilt: computer crime from the front line Book review Computer forensics dissected
• Cisco VoIP kit open to ‘snooping attacks’ DoS risks too
• Enterprise security spend to hit $6bn Big investment in firewalls and VPNs by 2007
• Exel trials RFID in House of Fraser Garments tracked from China to hanger

Security: Anti-Virus

• Q: What's the AV industry's definition of happy? Analysis A: Debunking cybergeddonists during MyDoom viral pandemic