27th May 2005 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• 3G TV: too little, too soon Need for better ARPU drives roll-out
• Business email services squeeze BlackBerry Operators keen for slice of pie

Comms: Networks

• BT cracks down on rogue diallers Free software working apparently
• BT LLU promo only half-baked Key detail unresolved
• BT unveils bulky LLU price promo Committed to competition, apparently

Hardware: Servers

• IBM unsheathes Cell blade server Plans seven strong unit
• Itanic sinks at Lloyds Register Risk managers think again

Management: Financial News

• CA to restate five years of figures Oh, and it's filed Q4 results
• Cohen disputes UK registry's legitimacy Nominet doesn't exist
• NatWest scraps online payment service From FastPay to NoPay

Management: IT Director

• IBM Germany job cut fears tempered Fantastich!
• IT departments to get smaller and less technical Pen pushing up, Coding down

Management: Public Sector

• UK.gov computer training scam gang jailed 'Licence to print money' revoked

Management: Reg Technology Panel

• Collaboration technologies: the reader survey Reg Reader Studies Spare us five minutes...

Music and Media

• Dropped Tecmo suit means nudity for us all Analysis Does the law tolerate modding?
• Patent Office makes a technical contribution Workshop findings on the web

Odds and Sods: BOFH

• BOFH: Defence of the Realm Episode 17 A public key encryption breakthrough

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Mac users discover Tiger's hidden Booleans Letters They were just avoiding the Spotlight
• Rumours of Linux death greatly exaggerated Letters Plus Zombies, supercomputers and Belgians

Personal: Mac Channel

• Mac OS X 10.4 'Tiger' in depth Review Part One: Spotlight and Widgets

Personal: PCs

• VIA to ship C7 next month But at what clock speed?

Personal: System Builder

• AMD may be running in place Intel marketing on steroids

Science

• Nanotubes help neurons get chatty Small stuff, big potential

Security: Enterprise Security

• CIA plays cyberwar game All quiet on the Silent Horizon
• Device drivers filled with flaws Security threatened, action required

Security: ID

• Fraud expert becomes victim of credit card crime It could be you

Security: Spam

• Reformed UK fraud law to tackle phishing attacks 10 years for phishermen

Software: Applications

• IBM pushes 'software as a service' on partners Time to get educated
• Netscape 8.0 disables Internet Explorer By fair means or foul