16th September 2004 Archive

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Channel

• BT buys Belfast computer dealer for £17m Convergence story
• Hynix pumps up 2004 capex Non-memory sale to go ahead next month

Comms: Mobile

• Intel gets cold shoulder from Orange delegates at Code Camp Not ready for message
• Orange admits crossed line fault with Vodafone Hello? Is it me you're looking for?
• Vodafone to bring Blackberry 'Charm' to Europe 7100v to ship next month

Comms: Wireless

• DSL-to-go arrives in Berlin Portable broadband
• Why PCCW is laughing all the way to the bank Letter TDD mode is not just data delivery

Hardware: Servers

• On Microsoft's Virtual Server 2005 Analysis Smaller, cheaper and supported

Hardware: Storage

• HP tries to right storage wrongs with smart cells The StorageWorks Grid is a'comin

Management

• Five lose jobs over nuke lab security debacle Land of the Redundant

Management: Financial News

• Misery loves company. And Nortel Still no accounts, now a profit warning too...

Management: IT Director

• ACAS to mediate in Swansea IT strike Temperature rising
• IBM UK mulls pension cutbacks The C-plan diet
• The quest for the IT Holy Grail Opinion What's its secret? Productivity

Management: Small Biz

• Protect us from smut, whimper trembling workers Bosses must fight email lewdness

Music and Media

• Harry Potter IP claim pinned down on the beaches Tour company shows Warner Brothers the Churchill spirit
• Microsoft tells music biz to 'back lock-down CD standard' Gives three weeks to make up mind...
• The Darkness opens digital song service Permission to download

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Croatian telco workers KO Kylie gig Brief We should be so lucky

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Brits apathetic? Apoplectic, more like Letters Vive la revolution!

Odds and Sods: Site News

• Triumphant return of the big Reg logo t-shirt Cash'n'Carrion Cue trumpets, etc

Personal: PCs

• Canadian develops nose-driven mouse Why? God alone nose

Personal: Peripherals

• NCR recalls inkjet refill kits Danger to the kids

Personal: Reviews

• Tapwave Zodiac 2 Reg Review The best handheld games console yet?

Personal: System Builder

• VIA's 90nm CPU to be branded C7 Esther to appear H1 2005

Security: Anti-Virus

• Freegate is not Trojan horse, says Symantec Relabels China censor-busting utility

Security: Enterprise Security

• Academia battles forces of IT anarchy Unending security headaches
• Feds say Lamo inspired other hackers 'Palpable fear'

Security: ID

• Chip and PIN intro fuels ‘mini-boom’ in card crime Return to fraudster

Software: Operating Systems

• Airbus offers MS a lift Unexpected antitrust ally
• Torvalds wins Economic Innovation Award Gong from The Economist