21st July 2003 Archive

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Channel

• Evesham dangles condoms in student PC promo Irresistible?
• Intel preps Banias-based Celerons for Q1 2004 Low-cost Centrino
• Samsung debuts 'world's fastest' PDA CPU Beats XScale by 133MHz

Comms: Mobile

• BT climbs into bed with T-Mobile Virgin Mobile rocks
• Fossil Wrist PDA delayed to 30 Sept. Embarrassing
• Second Tungsten T successor surfaces Prototype pics pop up on web
• Voda says sorry for sending horrid letter to low-rents 'Poorly written and quite threatening'

Hardware

• Business Objects buys Crystal Decisions Bulking up against SAS
• IBM ASP'ifies Siebel CRM Flogging subs over the Web
• PeopleSoft: new obstacles for Oracle Board coup that much harder
• SCO says it's time for Linux users to pay up You're so very tainted

Hardware: Data Networking

• BT overdoses on Cisco security fix IOS patching goes awry
• Cisco IOS DoS exploit released in the wild Drop everything - get patching!
• Cisco issues network security brown alert Serious DoS risk

Management

• Claranet in talks to buy Netscalibur – sources No comment
• Ericsson: recovery still far off Energetic attack on costs
• GX buys CIX, XTML LTD Merger of the acronyms
• SEC probes games industry accounting practices Unusually wide scope

Music and Media

• E-mail abuses cost UK firms millions Time wasters
• Oftel orders BT to cut wholesale net prices Let's hope operators pass on savings
• The War against ‘Viagra’ Hard sell
• Trojan infection linked to SA Net bank thefts Police on trail of single perp

Personal

• Toshiba drives notebooks down to £499 Reg Kit Watch Plus: a host of new notebooks, and Dell's 800MHz FSB server

Security

• ID thieves rip off 7m US adults a year So what are banks doing about it?

Software

• Real Basic to target Linux Compilation support coming but no IDE for now
• Red Hat to dump retail, devolve package work So what's the new channel strategy then, people?