30th October 2003 Archive

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Channel

• Informatics UK goes titsup Sound the Retreat
• Intel outsells Nvidia, ATI All down to its integrated chipsets

Comms: Mobile

• Orange revenues up, capex down Looking after the parent
• Paper offers Nokia N-Gage for 1p No wonder game retailers can't shift it
• Welcome to Orange World I am curious, Orange

Comms: Networks

• Broadband Britain back on track – or is it? Fetch me the BB gun, Boy

Comms: Wireless

• Sony Ericsson ships GPRS Wi-Fi combo card Reg Kit Watch Plus: Sony upgrades to Vaio to Centrino, adds 802.11g kit

Hardware: Storage

• StorageTek gives early look at tape library behemoth Mounts faster than a prized bull

Management

• EDS waves goodbye to 5,200 staff Putting on the pink slips
• Ericsson posts profit Ends restructuring
• Indian call centers: cracks begin to show High rate of attrition

Music and Media

• Berners-Lee comes out fighting to save Web Father of the Web insists US patent office reviews vital case
• Lexmark loses round 2 in DMCA chip case US Copyright Office lands punch
• Pseudonymous blogging under subpoena threat Come out, come out, whoever you are
• UK.gov websites under fire (again) Out of Form

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Crack codes and win prizes Fancy a go at the Thawte Crypto Challenge IV?
• Intel pushes back the fashion envelope Luxury laptop bag for today's connected woman
• Minimize your ROI with IBM Less is... less

Odds and Sods: Site News

• Reg kit now available in £, € and $ Cash'n'Carrion Easier shopping for Europe and the US

Personal: Reviews

• Rio Chiba 256MB MP3 player Reg Review Farewell, jog-dial controls

Security

• Gone Phishin' Analysis Tactics to curtail email scams
• Unlucky phisher pleads guilty Why oh why did I try the FBI?

Software

• Brussels starts probe of MS consumer electronic deals Hardware OEMs get "routine" request for information
• Calling Coders for the Greater Common Good The UK needs you
• College students care more about beer than software Unethical sods
• DMCA exemptions boost archivists, disabled But not much else
• FTC calls for US patent reform More hurdles, less backlog
• Longhorn as the next Microsoft desktop domination play Yes, you have been here before...
• Usability – is it what we think it is? Dropped and dragged through the mire