27th February 2003 Archive • The Register

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HP talks networks

Close to the Edge

Greenpeace whups Esso

'Victory for free speech on the Net'

Borrow a supercomputer for free

Gigaflops a-gogo as NEC takes on Beowulf

Analysts squabble over Nintendo's future

Gamecube or not Gamecube

Supermicro preps dual Itanium 2 mobos

Divine Inc. files for Chapter 11

South Africa scraps PC import tax

Never brought in much money, anyway

Bloomberg hacker convicted of extortion

Kazak cracker in the slammer

Post Office touts Virgin.Net sign-up CDs

Brits! Play the PayPal currency speculation game

Don't get caught out

Tiscali UK in discount phone call venture

Internet telephony protocol riddled with security bugs

Don't SIP from a poisoned chalice

Get hold of your dream .uk domain

Nominet plans revamp of registration system

Beijing signs MS deal with Gates, Linux deal with IBM

Clearly you can't have too many cooperative development projects...

Downing St webmasters plot Duchess of Hacksaw's return

UK e-commerce sites: Top 10 flaws

PayPal: How many Brits were robbed today?

Bloody expensive timepiece

Intel touts Wi-Fi in Marriott hotels

But not in the guest rooms

UK Net cafe chain offers cut-price Wi-Fi

Internet Exchange

OpenWave phone suite challenges S60, Symbian

Smartphones for the masses?

Photos expose cellphone biz's steamy underbelly

The World Congress Diary

Nokia 3650 goes worldwide

Yes, but how much?

Finland's other mobile phone maker pulls through

Update on Nokia 3650 pricing

Argos blazes trail!

fastmobile turns phones into walkie-talkies

and tries not to scare the networks away from voice IM

Psst: wanna buy a mobile phone testing co.?

Concept Telecom for sale, maybe cheap

MS revs Orange SPV software

Two new apps, longer battery life

First Impressions

SonyEricsson P800 survives the hype, and some

A P800 for £49

Bundled minutes

World+Dog goes Centrino Crazy

Battery Schmattery

Whatever didn't happen to Microsoft's Marc Brown?

Microsoft vs. Nokia

And the loser is...

Neither Nokia nor MS – Motorola makes Linux play

Former behemoth tries third force option

WLAN hotspots cost more in Europe

Symbian confirms BenQ gig

P800 smartphone to be first to run mobile Opera

Now find yourself a handset to wrap around the software...

Finland's other mobile phone maker needs more cash. Or else

Benefon teeters

130 UK Nokia jobs under threat

New wireless 11g ‘standard’ ends in tears

Are we supposed to be surprised?

Juniper goes for wireless LAN sweet spot

In for the backhaul

Intel takes Manitoba phone chip to 3GSM

It's in the Cannes

Ericsson ‘stabilises’ despite another loss

Profit this year - promise

MS goes on attack in Sendo case

'Fraudulent course of conduct'

Hutchison 3G handsets ship ‘mid-March’

Nokia N-Gage: First impressions

GI gives it the once over

BT unveils more Wi-Fi hotspots

Occidents will happen: China rips up the 3G rulebook

Philips boosts "royalty-free" TD-SCDMA with T3G

Mobile infrastructure spending to rebound

3G leads the way

WCDMA wins boosts Qualcomm earnings

Hang on, aren't they supposed to despise the Euro-commie 3G protocol?

UK relaxes 802.11a regs

Broadband a go-go

Become a wireless ISP: for £300

Mesh wireless is here

Intel prepares for Centrino launch

Intel's Centrino ‘a serious threat to WLAN chip makers’

So says the Hunn

Wi-Fi takes to the skies

Passenger airplane trials today

When in Roam: Crossing mobile, WLAN and IP networks

Trials in 2H2003

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