9th July 2004 Archive

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Channel

• Intel grows Socket T Celeron line-up Cheaper CPUs to push Grantsdale further into more price-points
• Intel preps autumn Pentium M price cuts Laying the ground for 533MHz FSB versions

Comms: Mobile

• EC to probe 3G content shutout Old media won't play ball
• Nextel vexes Verizon with $5bn spectrum swap Safety first
• Toshiba bows out of PocketPC arena? Reports stack up
• Vodafone defends buggy content filter Brand protection or child protection?

Comms: Networks

• Thus shares hit by profit warning Company blames broadband revolution

Comms: Wireless

• Japanese to tag schoolkids My first RFID
• UK firm offers to double Wi-Fi range for a tenner Flat-pack 'Flatenna' to the fore
• Vatican Library adopts RFID Mass movement

Lifecycle: Manage

• Building bugs in double-quick time Never mind the quality, feel the speed

Management: Financial News

• CA misses sales target Holds steady on profits
• Pink pound flexes muscle online It was five years ago today... 9 July 1999

Management: Public Sector

• Patients, GPs to have a say on care record plans Mama, we're all stakeholders now
• US Defense Dept tech crisis leaves Our Boys unpaid Cheney unbilled

Music and Media

• Anatomy of a 419 scam Exclusive One victim's first-hand account of advance fee fraud
• Archive.org suffers Fahrenheit 911 memory loss Opinion Online fire extinguished
• George Michael in negative chat room scandal!! Media-like anger triggers ego shutdown
• Iraq domain owner convicted Bayan Elashi and his four brothers face 10 years in US jail
• Nominet board results in Fresh blood at top of the UK registrar
• Oi, Saddo, show us your home page! You want self-esteem? We'll give you self-esteem

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Newspaper discovers moderately happy Wi-Fi user Sponsors on a Train
• Strategy Boutiques invade Japan LogoWatch Seeing red in Yokohama

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Daleks, details and a downed Tornado Letters: Reg readers demonstrate aptitude for stamp collecting

Security: Enterprise Security

• Computer Security: a handbook for the ordinary user Book review Empowering Harry Homeowner
• Mozilla bug rears its head Safe haven invaded, patch issued, calm restored

Software: Operating Systems

• Free Software Foundation Europe wants your money Putting the price tag on free software