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�Comverse smoothes path to next-generation mobile networks
�Developing world opens up to WiMax
�3Com licenses e-mail server technology
�Broadband Wi-Fi set to boom on back of 3G, WiMax and VoIP
�Novell Open Enterprise Server to offer Netware users path to Linux
�More SMEs to look offshore in 2005
�Fully kitted
�How to solve the patching puzzle
�Network managers hit by web traffic overload
�Majority of UK organisations collaborate but basic shortfalls could cost
�Study says mobile phones affect DNA in isolated cells
�Judge awards ISP $1bn in spam damages
�Microsoft to launch Office developer conference
�New worm, Santy, using Google to spread
�Trend Micro takes Hotmail scanning contract from McAfee
�Ignore proactive network management at your peril
�The Gartner guide to 2005
�IBM begins development work on 100Tbyte tape drive
�European car manufacturers to research wireless technology
�NTT DoCoMo's 4G research hits 1Gbps
�Cisco to open R&D; centre in Japan
�Hewlett-Packard drops Itanium development
�Intel to overhal its memory bus architecture
�SAP prepares for R&D; expansion in China
�RIM patent dispute referred back to lower court
�Symantec in talks to buy Veritas
�Oracle president upbeat about Peoplesoft takover
�Xerox�s Parc centre signs multi-year research deal with Fujitsu
�Make the right moves
�IBM claims virtualisation victory over EMC
�Oracle faces daunting challenge integrating PeopleSoft
�Microsoft releases desktop search suite
�E-government to save local authorities up to �320m
�Veritas' India lab to become its largest R&D; centre
�Siemens sets wireless speed record with OFDM
�Amazon urged to come clean on outage
�2005 the year of the IT security pro
�IBM adjusts to harsh PC world
�US customers lose confidence in online security
�IBM triples transistor performance
�Oracle remains tight-lipped about PeopleSoft
�Epson working on e-paper delivery by 2010
�Oracle OpenWorld focuses on data integration
�AOL to adapt WebEx for AIM personal customers
�Automatic code de-buggers 10 years away
�The web - past, present and future
�Lycos anti-spam campaign backfires
�Managers misuse technology to monitor staff, says report
�NEC develops multi-core mobile phone processor
�Google opens Tokyo research centre
�Intel seeks 'household name' status for digital home and office products
�Nokia earmarks millions to build new plant in India
�New strain of Skulls Trojan hits smartphones
�Microsoft to open research lab in India
�Your shout
�BCS urges IT staff to adopt new skills plan as outsourcing expands
�UN to rule on Methuselah batteries
�Security software turns its attention from the external threats to the dangers within
�Citrix buys up secure remote access firm
�Linux server sales top $1bn in third quarter
�Skulls trojan targets Symbian smartphones
�PeopleSoft and Oracle still locked in battle
�Pick 'n' mix support for users
�New Sober variant spreading
�DSI strategy will force Microsoft to support rivals
�Study finds e-voting irregularities in Florida
�Intel considers India for chip manufacturing
�W3C's workshop aims to improve handheld web access
�Oracle to deliver quarterly security patches
�AOL upgrades with security tools
�Thought for the day:
No more ideas � just patents
�Gateway expands Media Center PC lineup
�Solaris steals Linux's clothes
�Grid bids to save the world
�Gluecode launches open-source platform for Java developers
�The NCC connection explained
�PDA market veers to Windows CE
�Future-proof blade server shrinks down
�Microsoft's own search engine hits beta
�Euro supercomputer network boots up
�Thought for the day
The bogeyman cometh
�Microsoft extends legal protection to most users
�Euro patent rebels attack innovation tax
�Firefox 1.0 unleashed to bite Explorer
�Thought for the day:
Law that's patently unfair
�Toshiba gets tough on memory patents
�Supercomputing Windows skips Itanium 2
�GE to sell 60% of Indian BPO operation
�Take control of your staff
�Threat data offer for outsourced security
�Trillian 3.0 sends business message
�Nokia sues over patent and registered designs
�Europe's most powerful supercomputer unveiled
�Novell counters Microsoft's Linux 'facts' with 'truth'
�Despite apparent e-vote success, questions remain
�Public sector shuns outsourcing
�NEC to cut cost of fibre optic equipment
�Japan plasma splat hots up
�Consumers may dictate future of datacentres
�Macromedia introduces publishing tool for eBay

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