11th June 2004 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• iRiver to ship third 'video iPod' in July Reg Kit Watch This one runs Linux
• Muggers refuse to nick crap mobile phone 'Don't take cheap stuff'
• Orange punters face more mobile misery Number's up

Comms: Wireless

• Paris Metro firm to run Wi-Fi buses First trains, now trolleys
• Seattle ferries to offer Wi-Fi Surf'n'ship

Hardware

• IT still matters - just not how it used to It's what you do with IT

Hardware: Servers

• HP gets vague about Opteron and Itanium blades On the agenda
• HP maps growth path And here's how
• Sun sparks server tie up with Fujitsu Hands across the water

Hardware: Storage

• All change for XIOtech in Europe Mea culpa, mea Magnitudinally culpa
• EMC squares up for on-target year Holding steady
• GlassHouse bids for Euro storage business Says it's the end of the line for the storage boutique
• Punters kill healthy hard drives - Seagate Ignorance is not bliss

Lifecycle: Manage

• XML Tower of Babel - bring on UBL First-rate draft

Management: Financial News

• Dabs.com threatens legal action over its own pricing cock-up Irish IT firm refuses to be 'bullied'
• Third Voice slammed for defacing websites It was five years ago today... 11 June 1999

Music and Media

• Biometric DRM is 'empowering' says iVue maker Finger on the future
• Webmaster cleared of promoting terrorism First Amendment defence wins through

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Music biz 'satanism' revealed Letters: Along with an amazonian porn fetish

Personal: Consoles

• Nintendo plots next-gen console 'Revolution' Will codename prove hard to live up to?

Personal: Reviews

• Sony Vaio VGN-X505VP Review The world's most desirable notebook?

Science

• Alzheimer's patients to trial MS labs life-blog gadget Aide memoire

Security: Anti-Virus

• German hate mail spam attack stuns experts Virus spreads racist propaganda
• NTL builds bigger worm trap Port blocking plan

Security: Enterprise Security

• Code-theft suspects nabbed, claims Half-Life 2 team But who? When? Where?
• Computer intrusion losses waning Once more unto the breach
• Oracle e-biz suite needs patching Get to it, sharpish

Security: Spam

• MS sues 200 for spamming Trawling for names

Software: Operating Systems

• Microsoft delivers 'the Facts' about Linux UK roadshow