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Archive - 08 Jul 2003

Text-happy Brits need deep pockets

News UK mobile phone users pay more for sending text messages than everyone else in Europe, except Spain

Windows Media Player flaw could expose sensitive files

Feature Don't let a hacker get hold of media files on your system - John McCormick explains how to strengthen Media Player 9's defences

How to give users bad news

Feature Sometimes working in tech support means telling users things they don't want to hear. It's important to have strategies in place for your staff

Kazaa firm banned from suing record labels

News The company behind file-swap program Kazaa cannot sue the entertainment industry for antitrust violations, a US judge has ruled

Sharp and TI team to cash-in on camera phones

News Texas Instruments and Sharp will pool technologies to develop a new range of mobile phones with built-in cameras

Guardian sticks toe in online revenue stream

News The UK's most popular newspaper Web site is looking to charge readers for some services, including the chance to avoid those pesky pop-ups

Start-up simplifies email encryption

News A US company has developed email-encryption software that is effective if run by only one participant in an email exchange

EMC buys Legato for $1.3bn

News Storage firm EMC has again expanded its software portfolio

ZDNet business buying guide

Buyer's Guide Don't make a costly mistake. Before you invest in new hardware, read our expert advice on how to choose the right desktops, notebooks, servers, displays and printers for your business.

Servers for your business

Buyer's Guide Need help choosing a new server? Here's how to pick the right model for your office -- whatever your needs and budget.

Displays for your business

Buyer's Guide LCD or CRT? Here's all the info you need to make sure you purchase the right display.

Printers for your business

Buyer's Guide The ins and outs of picking the right printer for your business -- whether you need black and white, colour or a multifunction device.

Desktops for your business

Buyer's Guide Everything you need to know about purchasing PCs for business use -- from system specifications to choosing a vendor.

Finance giant shows interest in Linux

News ING's Canadian arm will use Linux running on an IBM mainframe, bolstering the software's corporate credibility

Thumbnails ruled ok

News Internet search engines can display miniatures of copyright images without breaking the law, a US federal court has ruled

Careless PDA users threaten corporate security

News More people are using PDAs for keeping business data, increasing the security problems faced by corporates, according to the second annual PDA Usage Survey

Camera-phone makers ban own products

News Companies that make mobile cameras will not allow them inside their own manufacturing facilities, citing concern over spying

Technology drives a hard bargain between motorists and the law

Comment Rupert Goodwins: If you can't break the law you can't suffer the consequences, but it depends on who calls the shots

Outsourcing brings legal woes over software licences

News An anti-piracy group says outsourcing companies are facing mounting legal hassles over their customers' software licences

File swappers rush to form lobby groups

News Companies based on peer-to-peer file sharing are fighting back against the entertainment industry by attempting to influence Washington

EDS touts mobile-data disaster recovery

News EDS wants to back up data held on desktop computers, notebooks and PDAs

Microsoft probed on Linux retaliation

News The state of Massachusetts is considering whether Microsoft acted unfairly against a company promoting Linux

AMD mistakenly leaks next-gen chip plan

News The launch schedule for AMD's new Athlon64 chipset has been accidentally released by the company

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