4th March 2005 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• Employees get stuck on mobiles Analysis Land line? Pah!
• Nokia nixes fuel cells development project 'Too immature'
• Nokia's camera-free Bluetooth bet for business A successor to the 6310i - but SE sticks to pics.

Hardware: Storage

• Server sales boost storage revs in Q4 Those numbers just keep spinning

Management: Financial News

• New Intel Irish plants 'under threat' Company considers position, report suggests
• Siemens outsources IT - to itself ATOS Origin tie-up mooted

Management: Public Sector

• MPs condemn e-Uni disaster - again 'Disgraceful waste', etc

Music and Media

• BPI nails 'music pirates' 23 filesharing settlements
• FCC strikes against VoIP blocking Powell wants to be VoIP enforcer
• Limp Bizkit lead claims hackers stole his sex video Secret Service gets intimate with case
• Police push for dedicated paedo-protection unit UK Internet Safety Centre

Odds and Sods: BOFH

• BOFH: Your Job number is... Episode 8 ...273108B for Bravo

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Irate readers deploy plasma weapon Letters Torture? You're having a laugh
• Man in Reg masthead lingo terror ordeal Letter Y Ddraig Goch? WTF?
• The Thudpucker Proxy Letters Pepperland will be free

Personal: Mac Channel

• Apple wins first round of 'secret' war Online hack scare

Personal: PCs

• Intel sees virtualization as key to child-proof PCs IDF Spring 05 Locked down
• Intel updates Ent PC with audio 'reality amp' IDF Spring 05 Adds dual-core CPUs, too

Personal: Reviews

• Nokia 9300 Communicator Review Mobile office nirvana, or fancy paperweight?

Reseller

• Horizon profits jump in '04 Exposed in Ireland

Science

• Astronomers eyeball smallest star yet Just a bit bigger than Jupiter
• Brazil greenlights GM soya Lifts ban, despite protests
• Cows bear grudges: official And chickens have needs, too
• Intel's 100-core chip could power intelligent toilet IDF Spring 05 Big dreams for 2015

Security: Spam

• Spammers adopt slippery tactics to bypass ISP defences Botnets repurposed

Software

• Creatives and techies amongst worst software pirates BSA hits firms for €4m
• Euro ministers set to OK patent measure Little chance for amendments

Software: Operating Systems

• SCO to restate three quarters of results Loss unaffected