-- Nokia to secure its smartphones -- AMD mobile Athlon 64 targets Intel Pentium-M -- Orange SPV C500 -- Samsung clears the way for 16GB flash disks -- Wi-Fi sends train passengers rushing to first class -- Microsoft releases VPN patch for SP2 -- Stowaway Universal Bluetooth Keyboard -- BlackBerry is driving market for mobile email, says Gartner -- 3G data: the choice expands -- Sydney to bridge harbour with Wi-Fi ferries -- Bosses to track workers via their mobiles -- Laptop swiped at security show
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Register Today: http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/11911/0/ *********************************************************************** Nokia to secure its smartphones 23/09/2004 F-Secure has signed a deal with Nokia to provide antivirus software for its Symbian-based smartphones. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13426/0/ AMD mobile Athlon 64 targets Intel Pentium-M 21/09/2004 AMD's new Mobile Athlon brings 90nm technology to notebooks for the first time. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13427/0/ Orange SPV C500 20/09/2004 The SPV C500 is a distinct improvement on its predecessors: at the fourth attempt, Orange has come up with a Windows Mobile-based smartphone that many people would be happy to carry most of the time. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13428/0/ Samsung clears the way for 16GB flash disks 21/09/2004 Hwang's law is a reality at Samsung, where developments in memory are expected to see flash cards with 16GB of storage appear next year. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13429/0/ Wi-Fi sends train passengers rushing to first class 21/09/2004 Early figures from GNER's Wi-Fi-enabled trains suggest the service is a hit with people who want to work and surf as they travel. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13430/0/ Microsoft releases VPN patch for SP2 22/09/2004 The update to Windows XP is being updated to fix a flaw that affected virtual private network connections. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13431/0/ Stowaway Universal Bluetooth Keyboard 21/09/2004 Users of Bluetooth-equipped handhelds and smartphones will love this well-designed folding keyboard, although Palm OS fans will have to wait for drivers. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13432/0/ BlackBerry is driving market for mobile email, says Gartner 20/09/2004 The popular handheld device is having a big impact on the take-up of mobile messaging, according to Gartner. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13433/0/ 3G data: the choice expands 17/09/2004 Mobile professionals now have a choice of three 3G mobile data solutions from UK network operators. Check out our reviews. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13434/0/ Sydney to bridge harbour with Wi-Fi ferries 21/09/2004 The Australian city is considering providing wireless Internet access on the ferries that move commuters and visitors around the bay. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13435/0/ Bosses to track workers via their mobiles 22/09/2004 That two-hour kip in a lay-by may soon be a thing of the past. CAD pioneer Autodesk has developed a product that will let companies keep tabs on workers via their mobile phones. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13436/0/ Laptop swiped at security show 22/09/2004 An identity management firm suffered a blow at Gartner's IT Security Summit - a thief stole one of its laptops. http://newsletters.zdnetuk.cneteu.net/t/34198/1427290/13437/0/ **************************** ADVERTISEMENT **************************** The ZDNet UK IT Priorities Conference, 28 September, London A Technology Roadmap for the IT Professional The IT Priorities Conference tackles the most important technology issues facing the UK IT community. Speakers include Jon Higgins, Head of e-commerce, Tesco, Adam Jollans, Worldwide Linux Strategy Manager, IBM, Paul Stimpson, Global Head of Technology Risk, ABN Amro, and more. 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