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  1. One in five Brits can't live low-tech
  2. AOL upgrade pushes instant messengers offline
  3. Thus tussle for Energis
  4. Open source patent pool mooted and booted
  5. Brit execs travel less than all but the French
  6. Gaim hit by another critical hole
  7. Converged softphone cuts mobile bills
  8. eBay wins out with Skype acquisition
  9. Oracle buys Siebel for $5.85 billion
  10. Ofcom recommends anti-interference wireless technology to EU
  11. Intel threatens to derail fast Wi-Fi standard
  12. BT promises to get better products out faster
  13. Net-news roundup: IP for voice, KVM and power
  14. BT spins off last-mile network into new company
  15. Virtual Wi-Fi doubles your adapter
  16. Nokia arms mobile industry against the PBX
  17. Vast security risk from Flash hole
  18. Ofcom writes itself out of RFID interference
  19. Cisco declares Wi-Fi mesh war
  20. Trend backs down on MS Trojan claim
  21. Tropos links indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi service
  22. Wireless woes exaggerated, says study
  23. WiMax player buys into Wi-Fi, spurns mesh
  24. Extremely critical Windows flaw code appears
  25. Extremely critical Windows flaw code appears
  26. Cybercrime more profitable than drugs
  27. Nokia adds Wi-Fi to the mini-Communicator
  28. Dotcom contract under EC investigation
  29. Dotcom contract to be investigated by EC
  30. XenSource releases open-source virtualisation rival
  31. Mobile WiMax standard claims criticised
  32. IEEE loses out as Intel's UWB gets thumbs up
  33. Microsoft revamps browser security zones
  34. Companies like VoIP but don't understand it
  35. Wireless USB creeps nearer
  36. Google AdSense hijacked by porn Trojan
  37. Freescale makes a grab for wireless USB
  38. Wi-Fi claims reach 240 Mbit/s
  39. IPsec dead by 2008, says Gartner
  40. Cambridge prof warns of Skype botnet threat
  41. Monster Wi-Fi access points reach Europe
  42. Wi-Fi phones take off
  43. Meru adds radio-layer security to Wi-Fi
  44. Cambridge prof warns of Skype botnet threat
  45. Latest Explorer and Firefox details leak onto Net
  46. Microsoft to succeed Vista with 'Vienna'
  47. Texas promises better VoIP calls
  48. IEEE steps away from monster wireless battle
  49. Aruba slaps Cisco and Symbol with Wi-Fi gauntlet
  50. IPsec dead by 2008, says Gartner
  51. Riverbed thinks small for WAN optimisation
  52. Wi-Fi survey tools get RF analysis
  53. Hitachi develops world's thinnest chip
  54. New convergence software gets Cisco support
  55. Time is ripe for fixed mobile convergence
  56. BlackBerry panic hits the UK
  57. Option comes up with first tri-band 3G card
  58. WAN acceleration comes to smartphones
  59. Ofcom kicks-off GSM pico-cells in the UK
  60. Libera grabs six new licences to back up its WiMax network
  61. Another one for WiMedia in UWB war
  62. Super-fast wireless breaks cover
  63. Britain takes the lead in texting
  64. Netgear promises 600 Mbit/s Wi-Fi
  65. Germany gets Super-3G while the UK waits
  66. IEEE group reaches pact on mesh WiFi
  67. Sparks fly following 802.11n settlement
  68. London gets free WiMax service
  69. "Super-WiMax" startup promises handsets
  70. "Super-WiMax" startup promises handsets
  71. SMC hands enterprise wireless to SMBs
  72. Pipex and Intel light fuse under WiMax
  73. iPass taps T-Mobile for more Wi-Fi
  74. Ofcom gets 16 bids for low-power GSM
  75. Carphone Warehouse to launch indoor GSM
  76. WiFi Manager handles multi-vendor APs
  77. Truphone launches Wi-Fi phone service
  78. Vodafone lowers European roaming tariff
  79. T-Mobile slashes 3G pricing
  80. Foundry focuses on voice-over-Wi-Fi
  81. HP launches Wi-Fi rival to Cisco
  82. BT kicks off wireless blitz in cities
  83. Lastmile unwires Scots university
  84. Wireless-on-fibre takes in pico-cells
  85. Most convergence projects will fail
  86. Dell starts selling Super 3G laptops
  87. Tests show draft N won't go the distance
  88. New Blackberry rival hits the market
  89. Atheros and Broadcom combine over 802.11n
  90. Vodafone first to bring 3.5G to the UK
  91. Spanish fly with airport Wi-Fi
  92. Nokia Tablet becomes a phone after all
  93. Compatability compendium for Linux launched
  94. Aruba adopts orphaned access points
  95. Dell offers Daft N - sorry, 'Draft N'
  96. Ofcom proposes turning up WiFi power
  97. End is nigh for Freescale's UWB?
  98. Europe leads States in IP adoption
  99. WiFi network planner uses Google Earth
  100. Wi-Fi black magic boasts super signal range