In today`s tech wrap: An Oxford University study fans the open/closed source debate; Vodafone`s TV cellphone; IBM and GE link PC to building security; PeopleSoft outs Oracle mails; Mad Hatter gets Telstra; and Bill Gates` pay rise.
In today`s tech wrap: A fix for IBM on Linux security flaw; VeriSign castigated; DVD-copy software distributors sued; Microsoft and IBM collaborate on Web services; and SAN switch vendors make it easier for programmers.
In today`s tech wrap: A security firm warns of another Blaster derivative; Intel to debut two-processor chips; Microsoft "humbled" by security incidents; Apple launches new notebook; Veritas and Intel collaborate on grid computing; and Microsoft introduces 802.11g gear.
In today`s tech wrap: Gartner`s findings on desktop Linux disputed; lost and stolen GSM phones blocked in Australia; AMD challenges Deerfield; and IBM believes RFID`s time has come.
In today`s tech wrap: International questions arise about software makers` liability when their product is faulty; Sun plans new licensing deal; AT&T to sell Microsoft phone; and a US jury clears HP after it half-filled inkjet cartridges.
In today`s tech wrap: Beatles sue Apple over iPod; OracleWorld gridlock; Sun scientist looks ahead; Oasis portal standard; Kazaa and IP phones; IE patent endgame detailed; too much WiFi; and SCO, OSS leaders trade barbs.
In today`s tech wrap: A 12-year-old girl is sued for file-swapping; OracleWorld bomb scare; home use drives WiFi; and new Windows worm possible.
In today`s tech wrap: Sun co-founder Bill Joy resigns; IBM combines two semiconductor manufacturing techniques; Cisco systems launches its first colour touch-screen VOIP telephone; Disney tests 'self-destructable` DVDs; and Pioneer electronics introduces a multi-format DVD/CD writer.
In today`s tech wrap: Microsoft`s August IE patch "doesn`t work"; Fujitsu makes first notebook and tablet on Windows XP Tablet; Apple provides more songs than you can play in a month on one player; Axiz wins Microsoft accolade; and Dell`s Axim performance "sorted".
In today`s tech wrap: The Internet gets its first premiere from the man who brought us The Full Monty; Microsoft and competitor reach settlement; Intel releases budget Itaniums; amnesty for song swappers; and Cisco to shake up SAN switching arena.
In today`s tech wrap: conflicting reports emerge about the Romanian worm suspect; PeopleSoft details lay-off and product plans; and computer infections may shut down nuclear plants.
In today`s technology news: a second arrest over a copycat virus; Forrester Research issues a gloomy forecast for CDs and DVDs; fuel cell batteries face must prove air safety.