13th July 2005 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• DataViz ships RoadSync for Palm Treo users targeted

Comms: Networks

• BT hires Page 3 girl to plug VoIP 'Sexy pictures for a sexy product' apparently
• UK is a booming digital nation Fantastic
• Vonage calls for 'naked DSL' Line rental charges too high

Management: Financial News

• Ebbers faces jail for WorldCom fraud Sentence due today
• Ebbers jailed for 25 years So long Bernie

Management: IT Director

• Autonomy boss calls for grown-up immigration policy Current system bad for everyone
• US visas going begging Who wants to move the land of the free?

Management: Public Sector

• Doctors and technology: do they mix? Sometimes...

Music and Media

• Fox deceives millions during national pastime Faux fuddlement
• Are you trying to be funny? If so check [ ] this box The return of the irony tag
• EU moots criminal penalties for IP infringement Tables new directive
• ICANN Blog: Fear and redemption Have I really only been here three days?
• Leave hacker scum to rot, says MP Porridge for hackers
• Local action will heal digital divide Analysis An emerging consensus?
• UK EU presidency aims for Europe-wide biometric ID card Here's a blueprint we prepared earlier...
• UN report to leave ICANN’s balls intact But wider public policy hopes stymied

Odds and Sods

• Beware the breast-examining hand of death Trust me, I'm a robodoc
• Lizard Army Neo-Mech menaces eBay Buy it Now! Then die

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• eBay runs on Sun's servers and IBM's URLs Auction at the speed of oversight

Odds and Sods: Site News

• The definitive guide to Unix system programming Site offer Classic tome at 30% off

Personal: Mac Channel

• Apple profits, revenue up again But next quarter flatlines
• Apple updates Mac OS X Tiger Version 10.4.2 available

Personal: PCs

• Samsung mass produces 667MHz DDR 2 chips Apparently unworried by Rambus' lawsuit

Personal: Peripherals

• Fujitsu creates 'first' colour, non-volatile e-paper Flexible friend

Science

• Cassini films Hyperion in orbit The space opera continues
• Return to flight: the countdown begins Three....two...one...

Security

• Firefox update completes busy patching day It's raining security updates
• Three critical fixes in MS July security update Get those peril-sensitive sunglasses on standby

Security: Anti-Virus

• Could blogging spread computer worms? Definitely maybe

Security: Enterprise Security

• Phlooding attack could leave enterprises high and dry Genesis of a threat

Software

• MS wants to Pimp My Raid array It's a war on complexity, explains Andy Lees

Software: Operating Systems

• How the US military chivvied up Microsoft Look sharp!