Previous DayRE:Dell: One gig good, two gig better
Blog Comment This seems in-line with the demands of VISTA, 64-bit at-least. VISTA is going to be one hell of a resource beast when its released.
Whiteboard: The CRM mashup
Video From small to large, from the enterprise to the mid-size organisation, from on-demand to on premises with consolidations aplenty, there's a sea change going on in CRM
The best just gets better!!!
Talkback Ubuntu is the first Linux distro for the masses. Its so easy to use with installing applications via apt-get install command (thanks to Debian) along with a LAMP server install option that gives...
Someone to watch over you?
Comment Martin Illsley thinks a face-off between pervasive monitoring technology and personal privacy is inevitable
New Windows Embedded 'raises the bar for Linux'
News CE 6.0 matches the openness of open source while protecting partners' intellectual property rights, claims Microsoft
Orange bundles satellite navigation
News Software should run on most Orange smartphones, but heavy users would face unpredictable data charges
One hat too big even for Larry's head
Leader The Oracle boss is threatening to swallow the Linux distributor, but digesting it could be harder than he imagines
Happy MAC User
Talkback This is a very common argument among the computer community. I don't think MAC users are 'smug' about security, no program is going to be perfect, but when you see the number of exploits IE has had...
Trouble in paradise -- McAfee warns of island hopping spam
Blog McAfee anti-spam researchers have been tracking a trend they've nicknamed "spam island-hopping." According to McAfee, Island-hopping spammers use the domain names of small islands as Web site...
Wanted: reviewer for ZDNet UK
News Impressed with ZDNet UK's new site? Want to work for us? Read on…
HP launches first storage blade
News With the on-time launch of a promised storage blade and a virtual storage array, HP hopes it is turning up the heat on IBM
US spies use own version of Wikipedia
Blog It seems US spooks are harnessing 'Web 2.0' ideas. According to Reuters, the office of the US director of national intelligence John Negroponte has revealed Intellipedia, which allows intelligence...
I used to be a BIG IE fan
Talkback a very big IE fan and it took me 1 week to change to FireFox and i have not gone back. FF is 5 MB to download IE is 15MB. FF has more bugs under general used IE has more security bugs. I am using...
e360 are getting on my tits
Talkback Id have to admit that e360 are one of the few companies that are starting to get on my tits. The sooner they quit the whining and whinging the better. KEEP BLOCKING THEM SPAMHAUS. i wish you could...
Why
Talkback are the competition complaining about microsoft are doing with their product? If i make a car and someone else makes a widget for it then i redesign my car and their widget no longer fits is it my...
Why you should care about the Stern Review
FAQ The Stern Review into climate change could force major policy reviews for IT departments and the wider business
NHS IT problems
Blog Funny one this. Only last week Lord Warner was claiming NHS patients would be able to opt out of the massive new NPfIT database, but today the Guardian reports this to be absolute nonsense. Not...
Spam fight goes global
News StopSpamAlliance pools resources from six international anti-spam organisations, and could help companies deal with junk mail
1-Click at 6
Blog In my inbox this morning from Theodp and reproduced here verbatim: "Six years ago, the NY Times hyped the launch of now-defunct BountyQuest, the patent reform lovechild of Jeff Bezos and Tim...
Whiteboard: LCDs cut energy costs
Video LCDs may be twice the price of traditional CRTs, but add energy costs to the calculation and the cost difference shrinks significantly
Government database security breached
News Confidential records at a number of central government departments have been compromised
Acer TravelMate 4262WLMi 3G
Review The TravelMate 4262WLMi 3G is relatively bulky and heavy for a constant travel companion, but its integrated 3G module works like a dream. Given its competitive price, it could prove a compelling...
Get more out of your ZDNet UK blog
Blog ZDNet UK member David Long (a web developer who's been contracting with us to help build the new site) has been blogging about how to get more out of your ZDNet UK blog, including how to feed it...
UN attacks tech giants over China co-operation
News Google, Cisco, Microsoft and Yahoo have been strongly critisised at a UN summit for abiding by Chinese censorship policies
Very Professional
Talkback This is an absolutely brilliant tutorial that can be followed by the complete novice which is how it should be. Excellently written and superb supporting pictures. This is quality and professional....
Tech innovation is under threat
Interview The Big Interview: Former chief executive of 3Com and Palm, Eric Benhamou, says that despite the rise and rise of Google, tech innovation isn't what it was
IBM brings fresh hardware options to clusters
News ClearSpeed accelerator cards and Cell processor-powered blade servers are the new options expected to be announced
Hitachi plans power-saving hybrid laptops
News By 2007, Hitachi will be shipping notebooks with built-in encryption and hybrid hard drives that are less power-hungry
Office Live nearly ready for launch
News Microsoft is close to releasing a set of online tools for small firms, but says there's little interest in online document creation
09:20 Wednesday - Calm has returned
Blog So it's nearly 37 hours after launch now and a relative calm has reurned to the Operations area. The first day wasn't without incident, some quirks in the publishing process caused a few problems...
Coming up in Reviews
Blog Now that something resembling normal service can be resumed, what's in the pipeline for the Reviews channel on the shiny new ZDNet? Look out for a group test on Draft-N wireless networking gear....
