Two hits for Google Apps
Capgemini's adoption of Google's applications suite is good, but Microsoft's reaction was remarkable
ZDNet UK / Archive
Wednesday 12 September 2007
Google denies ownership of users' words
The search giant has responded to controversy surrounding use of the word 'public' in its terms and conditions for Google Docs
Storm worm: More powerful than Blue Gene?
The criminal botnet controlling millions of PCs may have more computing muscle than the world's most powerful supercomputer
Microsoft attacks Google Apps
Redmond responds to Google's tie-in with Capgemini by suggesting that Google Apps is not appropriate for many businesses
PC World denies Linux warranty void
The computer store insists it does not void warranties if customers install Linux, but urges them to reinstall Windows if returning computers for repair
EC funds counter-terrorism tech research
Forty-four research projects are to be funded, including a technique for video detection of abnormal behaviour in crowds
VMware: Not just hypervisor revenue
More than 80 percent of VMware income comes from higher-level tools, a move that gives the EMC subsidiary more breathing room against rivals
Public service broadcasting could go mobile
Ofcom is launching a review that will explore the potential for content delivered over the internet or via mobile phones
Legal summits to tackle Linux
Two meetings have been arranged by the Linux Foundation to focus on legal issues surrounding open-source software
IT skills shortage costing Europe 'billions'
The European Commission has called upon member states to tackle 'digital illiteracy' and the shortfall in qualified tech staff
Running the numbers on Vista sales
Over its first six months, the latest Windows version can't hold a candle to XP. But, Office sales are soaring, according to NPD report
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From what I've read here and elsewhere Viacom stands to lose very heavily from this spat. They have already lost all public credibility since it...
41 minutes ago by Tezzer on Google, Viacom trade blows in YouTube copyright spat Still finding it difficult to get around the site. Some articles/comments seem to have reply links and some don't - only a link to the poster.
47 minutes ago by Tezzer on ZDNet UK: faster, smarter, still IT all the way Unfortunately the real problem here is that a very small number of very big companies want to make a great deal of money out of this. Every house...
49 minutes ago by Tezzer on It's high time we had a manifesto for fibre
this spam bot is exasperating
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband :D I think the server exchange does slow down a bit round 5 to 7/8 pm but I find I mostly get 3 to 4 MBps on downloads and by that time there...
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband night before last
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband 5MBps, I saw 5.8
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband honestly I do get
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband thank you for the support. ..but in
5 hours ago by dava4444 on I'd Rather Have a Bigger Byte Than a Little bit...Broadband if you download a BIG file from the MS site then THAT is your *true* speed.
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5 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster but with a fair amount of work, possibly. God Bless Dava
5 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster But I think Googles idea could be developed into an able paradigm. right now, no.
5 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster took there repos down for Ubuntu (I think there back now but they took a few months). I don't think there is a perfect answer,
8 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster but the community coding and ideas would be gratis, maybe that's why OEM's can be 'slackers' when it comes to Linux. they just sit back and let...
8 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster continued the bad point about that is hardware, a rival OEM can take your development and use it themselves and to retaliate you would have to go...
8 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster continued Okay how about something like Google's approach 'semi-open source'? . the OEM pours cash in to development and code, whilst opening it...
8 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster Hi Adrian em, interesting, yeah okay I can get this vibe, if I wanted VRec on my Tele I would need an embedded and tiny OS and you're totally...
8 hours ago by dava4444 on How to build a GUI for a toaster Hi Adrian been trying to post for three days .this spam bot is a nightmare. Dava
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