EE Times: Overcoming IEEE 802.11g's Interoperability Hurdles. Some facts to combat the FUD. [Hack the Planet]
9:21:21 AM    

Red Brigades' PDAs highlight encryption controversy. Authorities have been unable to crack the PGP encryption software on handheld devices seized from members of the left-wing revolutionary group. [Computerworld News]
9:20:52 AM    

IDC: Web services to enable $4.3B hardware market by 2007. A survey by the research firm found that 77% of respondents expected to be deploying Web services this year and that 90% expect to roll them out by 2004. [Computerworld News]
9:20:12 AM    

Cisco unleashes cascade of new security offerings. Cisco launched 14 network security products and services this week, showing it has many security capabilities to go with its hardware, including security management. [Computerworld News]
9:19:34 AM    

Pay-as-you-go rural wireless broadband. Bring me Sunshine [The Register]
9:18:33 AM    

Exploring Myst's Brave New World. When the enigmatic video game arrived a decade ago, millions booted up to explore lush forests, ancient cities and mysterious ports. Now Myst's creators are at it again, with Uru: Ages Beyond Myst. By Suzanne Ashe from Wired magazine. [Wired News]
9:17:29 AM    

The High-Definition Camcorder Enters the Picture. Even with its limited availability, HDTV has been something you watch, not something you create. But not anymore. By David Pogue. [New York Times: Technology]
9:15:50 AM    

Get Me Rewrite! A Browser Shrinks Web Pages. Opera, a Norwegian company known for its Web browser for full-size computers, has introduced a new browser for some Nokia mobile phones. By Ian Austen. [New York Times: Technology]
9:11:58 AM    

Far-Flung Artworks, Side by Side Online. A cooperative effort by 39 museums has put images of more than 100,000 artworks online. By Matthew Mirapaul. [New York Times: Technology]
9:00:23 AM    

In a Battle of the Bands, Musicians Are Judges. Aspiring musicians critique one anothers work at Garageband.com in a process that is a cross between a wine tasting and "American Idol." By Wilson Rothman. [New York Times: Technology]
8:59:49 AM    

2003 InfoWorld Innovator: Foster D. Hinshaw. Netezza CTO used aerodynamics to invent a large-scale database appliance that handles data in a whole new way [InfoWorld: Top News]
8:58:53 AM    

2003 InfoWorld Innovator: Jaap C. Haartsen. Chief scientist's mission to create standout technology for Ericsson turned into Bluetooth, a boon for all cell phone users [InfoWorld: Top News]
8:58:12 AM    

Sun pursues low-cost computing. Company links arms with Oracle, Red Hat for initiative [InfoWorld: Top News]
8:57:33 AM    

FCC proposal could boost Wi-Fi. More bandwidth may result in higher density of use, channels for apps [InfoWorld: Top News]
8:57:11 AM    

Clear signals for digital radio. This year could prove a watershed for digital radio, as the number of stations and audience figures grow. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:56:45 AM    

GameCube 'may die out'. Nintendo must find a strategy to stop its GameCube dying out, an analyst warns, after the games maker reports falling profits. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:56:20 AM    

Wireless helps cut net costs. Wireless technology could help people cut the cost of broadband by sharing the connection with neighbours. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:55:51 AM    

Big Brother watches island wildlife. Cameras are to be installed on remote Scottish islands to enable people on the mainland to watch the wildlife. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:55:21 AM    

Indian IT fires back at Europe. India's IT industry rejects suggestions that exporting tech workers to Europe is causing job losses in those countries. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:54:01 AM