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Patent case could devastate Wi-Fi industry and usersNews Legal experts raise concern over the implications of a US court ruling regarding Australian ownership of key wireless networking patents.
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Tablet PCs and the enterpriseIn-depth Questions persist over the future shape of the Tablet PC platform, but as we examine, there is thriving demand and applications for these devices in key business sectors.
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Companies spend one-third of IT budget on mobilityNews New research raises concerns over cost and reliability of mobile and wireless products.
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Aruba reveals fixed mobile convergence planNews Analysts and industry rivals remain unconvinced by five stage product strategy.
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Schneider moves to reassure APC users after takeoverNews New owner quick to downplay impact on users as leading UPS maker is acquired by French electrical equipment maker.
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Trojan uses hacked antivirus codeNews SpamThrus uses a hacked Kaspersky antivirus engine to eliminate the competition
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WiMax in the UKIn-depth WiMax trials are now taking place in the UK, offering high-bandwidth broadband connectivity via wide area wireless.
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Staff are the weakest linkNews All the IT security spending in the world won't protect your systems if the staff are stupid research finds
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Online crime more profitable than drugsNews Conference hears that a well organised online crime campaign can deliver better profits than drug dealing
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Symbian boss predicts the death of the desktopNews Not altogether unsurprising prediction as the Smartphone show opens in London
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Price war looms over WiMax spectrum auctionNews Major network operators preparing for the forthcoming Ofcom spectrum auction and a foothold in the WiMax market
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Phishing moves to SMSNews First limited attacks noted but experts differ on scale of problem
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Deploying BlackBerry Server 4.1Tutorials Guy Matthews take a step-by-step look at adding BlackBerry push email functionality to your mail server.
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Next generation mobile applicationsIn-depth The BlackBerry revolutionised remote working, but increased bandwidth and more powerful hardware allow for more complex remote working
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Open source phone out next yearNews D-Link's Linux phone will be open to all users and developers, and allow 3G and Wi-Fi communication
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UK banks outed on securityNews Major holes highlighted in online banking security
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Virus writers change tacticsNews Polymorphic viruses and social engineering driving virus development
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Samsung's wireless falls at first hurdleNews Mobile standards war comes closer to conclusion with very poor take-up of WiBro standard
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Vendors gear up for major Wi-Fi pushNews Expected boom in Wi-Fi takeup expected by vendors
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Labour laptop theft highlights government insecurityNews IT security failings highlighted by theft of laptop packed with secret information on next week's party conference
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BlackBerry rivals line up for a piece of the pieNews BlackBerry's market share is being eyed up by many vendors who want to take over the hardware market
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When wireless networks can put you in the dockIn-depth Companies that sell wireless LAN products are quick to stress the benefits that their solutions deliver. What they probably won't tell you about are all of the downsides, or the risks that insecure wireless networks can pose to your business that might land you in legal hot water.
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IBM boost speed and power with new serversNews The Big Blue gets increasingly aggressive with new products and warranties
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Spammers charged for pump and dump scamNews Stock scammers used spam to defraud investors of over a million dollars
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