20th June 2005 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• Crackberry users go cold turkey Email outage

Comms: Networks

• France Telecom denies interest in C&W Wanadoo and Bulldog could merge - report
• New Zealand floored by cable outage Not just the Lions beating Kiwis then

Comms: Wireless

• Intel touts 'tuneable' Wi-Fi radio chip Prototype produced
• Mauritius to be wirefree nation Internet everywhere in middle of nowhere

Hardware

• Taking Osborne out of the Osborne Effect It's a myth

Hardware: Data Networking

• Foundry forges major product revamp Rust-proof
• Start-up reckons it can give you twice the processor $30m behind Ethernet darling
• US mulls Broadcom's Qualcomm broadside ITC steps in

Hardware: Servers

• Fleeing Compaq customer caught by Sun Aussie firm digs in
• IBM opens x86 Veritas cluster and storage shop Software steroids for servers

Management: Financial News

• EU must 'rethink' Hynix import tax - WTO Hynix doesn't escape censure, though
• Google aims for PayPal Allegedly...
• MS EMEA chief to lead international sales push Promotions and trebles all round
• PayPal coughs to 'internal comments' edit slip Happens
• Tiscali flogs Italian Sat business Digiweb in acquisitive mood

Management: IT Director

• Call centre workers face voice health scare Lost for words

Music and Media

• Oz court case exposes lack of fairness Comment Teenager charged over website linking
• Supremes silent on Grokster case One last chance for a decision this season

Odds and Sods: BOFH

• BOFH and the chemistry lesson Episode 19 Managerium is known for its denseness

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Doctor Who better than Star Trek - official Phasers undone by sonic screwdriver

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Spies, lies and the Book of Joshua Letters

Personal: Mac Channel

• Widescreen iBook rumours gain weight Last fling for portable PowerPC-based product?

Personal: PCs

• AMD dual-core Athlons 'sell out' in Tokyo Big in Japan

Personal: Reviews

• Acer TravelMate 4401LMi Turion notebook Review How cheap?

Science

• Scientists see women's brains switch off during sex When Harry scanned Sally

Security

• Security products 'riddled' with bugs Who guards the guards?

Security: Spam

• MasterCard hack spawns phishing attack Fresh bait
• Phishers look to net small fry Targeting US credit unions

Software: Applications

• The pressures on Business Objects and Cognos Analysis Squeeeeze

Software: Operating Systems

• Microsoft - EC case may get new judge Judge Legal for the high jump
• Robertson gives up Linspire CEO post To 'maximize purpose'