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Archive - 18 Mar 2004

French powerline vendor wires homes and hotels

News CeBIT: Galling news for Wi-Fi operators - a French firm is showing off kit that can turn the power cabling of an office or hotel into a high-speed data network

SAP plans 'easier' architecture

News The business software giant is working on a new technical foundation that will make its products easier to modify and more interoperable

T-Mobile to serve 'all you can eat' wireless data

News T-Mobile will be launching the UK's first combined GPRS, 3G and Wi-Fi data-card package with unlimited access for a fixed monthly fee

100Mbps Wi-Fi 'just around the corner'

News CeBIT: The Wi-Fi Alliance has lifted the lid on its wireless roadmap and predicted that kit based on 802.11n will be in the shops by autumn next year

ISP forced to take action on viruses

Feature Broadband Internet providers are being compelled to take action against their customers to prevent the spread of worms and viruses

Wireless alliance touts 'magic touch' RFID technology

News CeBIT: A new era of wireless connectivity is around the corner, according to Nokia, Sony and Philips - who are claiming a breakthrough in touch-based interactivity

Bagle uses Outlook flaw to speed replication

News The Bagle worm is exploiting an old Outlook flaw to spread even more quickly, while an ancient Trojan has gained a new name and a new lease of life

Novell criticises SCO's suits

Video Novell's Chris Stone explains why his company objects to SCO's legal claims over Linux and why open source is proving a popular business model

SDSL: Step forward or back for broadband?

Feature Symmetrical Digital Subscriber Line technology has been touted as the next step on from ADSL broadband but so far it hasn't attracted much attention.

Microsoft lifts curtain on next Visual Studio

News A first glimpse of Visual Studio 2005 will be on offer at a developer conference next week

Intel sets date for chip-naming change

News Intel's dropping of gigahertz-based chip names in favour of 'BMW-like' model numbers is likely to happen in May

OpenSSL shuts attack holes

News Two patches have been released for flaws in the open-source security program that permit denial-of-service attacks that could cripple the Internet

Microsoft tightens XP's security

News Microsoft is nearing the finish line for its Service Pack 2 update, with the release of a near-final version that features centralised security management

Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro

Review The Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro is Creative's most capable audio-output device to date, perfect for the PC audio enthusiast not yet ready to commit to professional-level audio gear.