1st June 2006 Archive • The Register

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IBM's Silicon Valley research mecca turns 20

Almaden nears drinking age

Compensating for SOA errors

Changing BT makes 'good start'

Apple nears XServe, Mac Pro Intel switch

Woodcrest, Conroe inside

Nominet warns on Whois data mining

US firm caught harvesting personal information

Tesco IT boss makes £2.2m

Has he got a Clubcard?

Bird rescuers find alien in duck

Then sell it on eBay, naturally

Spam deluge eclipses email virus threat

Penis pill pandemonium

Analyst touts AMD-ATI tie-up

Run up flagpole, see who salutes...

BBC survey damns NHS IT system

Connecting for Health moves to limit damage

Intel to lay off 16,000 workers?

Heard on the grapevine...

UK bloggers also likely to be Apple-proof

'Strong protection' for online hacks

Telia boss charged with not attending Abba musical

Do you plead not guilty? I do, I do, etc

Asus readies Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Extreme mobo

Pitched at digital lifestyle PCs

First StarOffice malware sighted

Mostly harmless

The time has come to ditch email

Fair enough, but what's the alternative?

3G BlackBerry 8707 debuts

Acts as a modem for laptops, too

DoJ pushes data retention on ISPs

Plan-B if CALEA falls short

Samsung readies TV, 3G phones for Europe

High-end handsets ahoy

LiveJournal tells lactating mums to put 'em away

Userpic nip kerfuffle

Motorola parades D&G-styled gold RAZR

Absolutely fabulous...

Be Unlimited 24Meg broadband review

Is it really that quick?

Police offered robot eye

Intelligence gets 'intelligent'

Microsoft-led coalition bands against Apple iPod

Can't have someone else dominating the market, can we?

Swiss firm touts medical USB key

Your health history on a stick

Cingular to offer 'world's smallest' flip phone

Pantech's compact clamshell

O2 brings BlackBerry 7130 to Blighty

RIM's latest debuts in UK

EC backs UK tax man on VAT fraud

HMRC to spin carousels into reverse

Swedish court says PCs used for gambling need permit

But you can still play Minesweeper

BBC to broadcast World Cup online

'Has this pub got Wi-Fi?'

AMD pegs mid-2007 for complete chip overhaul

Quad-core and how

HP grabs 90 per cent of 'industry standard' Itanic market

By 'standard' Intel means 'dismal niche'

Ernst & Young laptop loss exposes 243,000 Hotels.com customers

Sun, IBM, BP, Cisco and Nokia commiserate

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