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Archive - 13 Apr 2004

UK firms failing security challenge

News Despite repeated warnings, many British businesses haven't come to grips with the security needed for wireless networks or remote access

Rural areas face long broadband delays

News Hitting a BT trigger level used to mean broadband was just a few months away. Now, you could be facing a wait of a year or more

IBM sells off PowerPC processors

News Applied Microcircuits is to take on the licences of three PowerPC processors, which may now make their way into embedded devices

Gmail likely to clear privacy hurdles

News The UK's data protection authorities seem to be smiling on Google's plan to offer Web users a gigabyte of email storage in return for targeted adverts

KCORP LifeStyle KLG-575 Wireless Gateway Router

Review The KCORP Lifestyle Gold range of Super G wireless kit offers a good combination of above-average performance and features at a relatively low price.

Dell drops another Intel P4

News The PC maker has stopped selling machines equipped with Intel's 3.4GHz Pentium 4 Extreme Edition processor, after lead times for its PCs sporting the chip surpassed six weeks

Citibank buys Indian outsourcing firm

News The banking giant will spend $126m to take full control of Mumbai-based e-Serve International

BEA and Veritas ally to exploit utility model

News The two software firms has announced a partnership that will bring their engineers together to make products work better in corporate data centres

Microsoft removes more legal obstacles

Feature Concerns over Microsoft's advance into digital rights management technology have been allayed by the settling of a long-running dispute with InterTrust

Sun wants to lift its Java profile

News The latest version of Sun's Java Application Server Platform remains free of charge, as it attempts to claw back market share

Spam marks double figures

Feature This week junk email notches up another birthday, but few will be celebrating

XP uptake 'too slow' - Microsoft

News The rate at which large companies are adopting the operating system has failed to meet expectations, the company says

Timesaving Microsoft Outlook tips

Tech Guide Most of us have to use Outlook for our day-to-day organisation and communication, so it's a good idea to learn some of its secrets. Here's a guide to get you started.

Apple examines 'crackling' iPod Mini

News User complaints of sound problems with the portable audio device are being investigated by the company

Intel lowers Itanium price barrier

News The chipmaker has released two new Itaniums for two-processor servers as part of its effort to eliminate price premiums on the chip

Microsoft coughs up to settle another legal saga

News A $440m payout marks the end of a patent infringement wrangle, in which DRM firm InterTrust targeted nearly all of Microsoft's products

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