24th July 2003 Archive

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Channel

• Hynix loses US 45% DRAM tax appeal Intl. Trade Commission backs Dept. of Commerce
• The Overclocking Store ceases trading Blank page
• TSMC lauds ‘fine’ Q2 figures Income up 169%, that's why

Comms: Mobile

• Euro PDA sales leap as global sales slump Local vendors for local people

Comms: Wireless

• Taiwanese chip makers prepare 802.11g assault Favoured weapon: price

Hardware

• Hyperion buys Brio Musical beds
• Microsoft unwraps enterprise apps strategy Chasing the mid-market
• Western Digital buys up Read-Rite assets Bankruptcy sale

Hardware: Data Networking

• Komtel ordered to stop ‘nuisance’ calls 'Blatant misuse of automatic calling equipment'

Hardware: Servers

• HP's app server fears, Unix dreams Exclusive Bright future for HP-UX
• Uncle Sam may need to pay for Linux SCO eyeing the White House

Management

• Americans love Dell, Microsoft (but Sony most of all) Band of Brands
• Overture sales climb, profits fall Merger costs

Management: Small Biz

• UK workers talk favourite revenge tactics The curse of the ex-employee

Music and Media

• Dell denies Opera users support Even the Feds can't make a deal
• Hey, it's ‘Internet Shopping Day’ Should that be 'national shoplifting day'?
• Snipers fire at Sinn Fein's new online store Seditious claim
• Tiscali resolute following ad slap Stands by data

Odds and Sods: Letters

• RIAA is ‘fighting for survival’ Letters Die another day

Personal

• Games firm sues Eminem for fraud Bad meets Evil
• iRiver 10GB iPod clone coming to UK Reg Kit Watch Plus: Creative's I-Trigue 3500 speaker

Personal: Mac Channel

• Motorola pushed out of global chip making elite Joins IBM, AMD

Security

• F5 snaps up uRoam SSL VPN play
• MS alerts users to Windows DirectX vulnerability Potentially devastating flaw
• PestScan: free spyware checker Review Spotter, not killer

Software

• Delay Linux apps, look at Windows, Unix, says Gartner SCO FUD starts to threaten enterprise sales