28th September 2005 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• How Britain lost Sendo The Chronicles of Collapsia
• Motorola to flog cheap handsets for the poor GSMA targets developing countries
• RIM picks Intel for next-gen Blackberry Hermon to bring 3G, EGDE, Wi-Fi to email devices
• Rolling Stones on Flash memory Start me up

Comms: Networks

• BT IPTV launch by summer 2006 Lovely
• BT snaps up Infonet Germany Whatever
• Bulldog preps ADSL2+ launch That's it

Comms: VoIP

• OneTel hurls brickbats at Freetalk, BT VoIP spinning
• Wanadoo claims 40k VoIP users Looks to overhaul BT

Hardware: Data Networking

• Cisco finds brand for Topspin gear, puts server switches on sale Insert tennis pun here

Hardware: Servers

• AMD promises 64-bit stability Disc imaging
• Microsoft and JBoss work together Any port in a storm, except IBM

Hardware: Storage

• Microsoft and Veritas start 'continuous' backup battle EMC loves disk too

Lifecycle: Manage

• SAP offers JCP MkII It's all about the community

Management: Financial News

• eBid counters eBay price rises Get 'em while they're hot! Free membership...
• Game hit by PSP delays Transitional year blamed for poor results
• Internet advertising soars in the US Gravy train
• Our Man in Geneva asks the WSIS questions Podcast-aways
• TechScape: Friends Reunited and the embarrassment of riches Rant Overpaid and overpriced
• Tunis World Summit ‘in great danger’ PrepCom president urges world’s governments to pull fingers out
• WSIS: Who gets to run the internet? United Nations conference ponders net future

Management: Small Biz

• London offers relocation sweeteners to sci-tech firms Congestion scheme

Music and Media

• Blogging = dogging, reckon London cabbies A Podcast? Yer havin' a laugh
• Eight charged over Star Wars leak Dark Side of the net
• No2ID catches up with Home Office roadshow All on camera, too
• US Army probes nude GI Janes Porn is one thing, but corpses...

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Germans open World Cup überbrothel He arrives, he pays, he scores!
• Google talks to CNET again Sulk cancelled

Odds and Sods: Site News

• Secure Coding in C and C++ Site offer CERT® book at 30% off

PC Builder

• Shuttle ships SLi-enabled SFF barebones Post-review mods

Personal: Consoles

• PSP crackers break console 'wide open' Coders downgrade firmware

Personal: Mac Channel

• Apple coughs to iPod Nano screen flaws ...but scratches? What scratches?

Personal: Reviews

• ATI CrossFire multi-GPU platform Review Worth the wait?

Science

• Engineers tackle asteroid deflection problems Saving the earth from extinction?
• ESA rattles tin for Russian space plane Is Europe into manned spaceflight?
• Scientists snap monstrous squid North Pacific Leviathan caught on camera
• Weirdly big galaxy found in young universe How did that get there?

Security: Spam

• Bogus FIFA lottery scam hits the net Offside

Software

• More acquisitions expected from BEA More portal, vicar?
• Office 2003 SP2 trashes junk mail HTML links on phishing email filleted
• Sun updates StarOffice Freedom of information?

Software: Operating Systems

• Red Hat shares soar on impressive Q2 Analysts pull out their pom poms