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News Update: Software firm disputes claims that bank accounts were exposed
Olympic surfers get a shock down under
News Typo leads Olympic-hungry surfers to protest sites
Motorola gets its teeth into Bluetooth
News The days of tripping over cables could soon be at an end as Motorola goes wireless
Tiny, Micron to use AMD chips
News More Intel-only manufacturers wooed by chip upstart
Freedom browser for Linux due November
News Canadian browser company confirms November release of Linux client and source code
Money proves popular on the Web
News Survey shows that surfers really enjoy checking out business online
Having a snail of a time!
News World's first ever online snail race, organised by Blue Square, is a trailblazing new entry onto the gambling scene
The Day Ahead: Give up on Intel at your peril
News If you're willing to write off Intel because of a few problems this year, then more fool you, says Larry Barrett
Intel debuts new mobile chips
News New chips signal emergence of low-power mobile market
Gnutella is going down in flames!
Comment If you never used Gnutella, you couldn't care less. If you're a Napster user and you've been waiting to switch until the service gets shut down, it may be too late. In fact, too many users may be...
Ex-NSA expert warns of concealed backdoors
News Ex-spook believes that software backdoors are out there, fuelling conspiracy theories
Security calamity shakes US banks
News Expert gains access to banking software serving millions of accounts
Broadband backlash building for BT
News Oftel to launch unbundling inquiry, rivals may sue British Telecom
Pentium 4 set for Halloween launch
News Finally some good news for Intel. Look for the company to ship its next-generation Pentium at the end of October
A Year Ago: IBM finds gold in copper
News First published: Fri, 24 Sep 1999 09:27:53 GMT
