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Archive - 07 Jun 2004

Vodafone considers charging for mobile spam

News Companies that want to send millions of junk messages to Vodafone customers could soon have to pay for each one

Intel eyes storage

Feature The chip giant is looking to extend its domination to other market segments by fuelling demand for 'white box' storage disk arrays

Microsoft and SAP considered merging

News Documents describing merger talks between Microsoft and business software giant SAP late last year have come to light

Network Associates gets proactive with viruses

News The security specialist has announced the beta release of antivirus software that integrates proactive security with more traditional approaches

UWB chips debut with gigabit wireless in sight

News Debuting at 110Mbps, Freescale's new ultrawideband chips are the first in a promised family that should include a gigabit version by next year

Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 420

Review The Pocket LOOX 420 combines a slimline design with a decent specification that includes both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The price is competitive, too.

Tablet PCs on slow dissolve

Comment Despite brave words, the figures show Tablet PCs failing to sparkle. Mixing with the mainstream may be their only hope.

Chinese mobile users to top 300 million

News By the end of this year, more than one in four of China's population will own a mobile phone

PlusNet plans flotation on AIM

News The company may find the cash useful as consolidation turns the outlook for smaller UK ISPs into a game of PacMan

Do senders have a right to your inbox?

Comment Email-tracking software tends to evoke disgust in recipients

Councils approach deadline for claiming e-govt funds

News The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is reminding councils that they have until 14 June to claim a share of £350,000 for implementing e-government

Pop-ups bounce back

Feature Marketers are straining to stay one step ahead of pop-up blockers, despite users' annoyance

ZoneAlarm Security Suite

Review ZoneAlarm Security Suite puts Norton Internet Security and McAfee Internet Security to shame with its easy-to-use features.

Speculation grows after Power Mac snapped

News Photos of a forthcoming Power Mac have slipped into an Apple service manual, suggesting a new release is imminent

Linux gains virus armour

News Red Hat and Intel have developed software that supports the antivirus NX security technology

Big Blue ready to search corporate data

News IBM has started testing its Masala search tool, which crawls corporate data in similar way to search engines indexing the Net

Linksys flaw opens door to home networks

News Cisco has released a patch for a Linksys router security hole that could let hackers into home networks

IBM drops price of high-end Windows

News A relaxing of requirements by Big Blue effectively lowers the price of its Windows server software by 30 percent

Intel prepares nine new chips for launch

News This month the chipmaker will release a host of new processors that will power higher-performing PCs

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