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Microsoft weighs another about-face on Longhorn

Another critical Windows vulnerability found

Nortel updates IOC switch

Gates to announce .Net Compact Framework

U.S. Army hacked with IIS vulnerability

Net execs opt for proven wireless technologies, standards

Apple announces XServe designed for clusters

iAnywhere readies mobile database upgrade

Samsung pushes CDMA as Wi-Fi alternative

Microsoft lays out broad initiative around self-managing software

ICANN budget proposal would halve ccTLD fees

Start-up tackles real-time business monitoring

Iteration collects and presents data from transactional systems.

Chipmaker’s wireless design presages integrated future

Qualcomm extends Brew to download PalmOS apps

Peregrine releases roadmap, plots turnaround

Users exploit LAN switch security features

Making informed decisions

Take control of telework support

Iona eases mobile access to corporate apps

Web revamp enhances dental services

WebSense takes aim at rogue applications

Desktop client can block instant-messaging, file-sharing services.

Sprint expands its MAN rollout

Digex moves into managed messaging

Intel unleashes high-speed NICs

Wireless net challenges hospital IT group

Private lines still thriving, study says

Local services will grow, while long-distance services will decline.

New HP services aim to reduce printing costs

Security templates gaining favor

EMC, Dell push disk-based storage arrays

In brief: Microsoft adjusts per-processor pricing

Brix safeguards Aetna network

IBM set to bulk-up Big Iron

U.S. security on fast track

Program aimed at accelerating military's IT procurement processes.

Groups spar over Web standards

It’s showtime for Wi-Fi

IP PBXs stealing Centrex’s thunder

Executives see U.S. embracing mobile data

Nextel plans Smartphone, Wi-Fi phones

TI puts three wireless technologies in one PDA

Researchers set data speed record from US to Europe

Microsoft warns of exploit in Windows 2000, IIS

Commentary: Wireless ‘industry’ redefining itself

Wireless business called model for telecom

Program encourages vendors to go open source

Ericsson pushes for talk across CDMA, GPRS

Quiet anti-Microsoft protest at open source event

PeopleSoft bolsters portal software

Terrorists won’t hit the Internet, CeBIT panelists agree

Allegro Networks closing down

Oracle extends ‘Unbreakable Linux’ to UnitedLinux