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Archive - 03 Dec 2007

Diminishing benefits

Talkback I was working on multi processor mainframes in the 80's and the problem was that the as you go from a single processor to two processors they (ie the operating systems) suddenly have to start...

Red Hat exec says Novell sells beta code

Blog Red Hat has an announcement tomorrow that we'll be telling you about in due course. In the meantime, here's a snippet: a Red Hat vice president slated Novell's real-time SUSE Linux which launched...

TJX offers £20m settlement over breach

Roundup The retail company has offered to pay banks $40.9m over the world's largest security breach

Parallels Desktop ready for Leopard at last

News Having fixed 'a few issues', Mac specialist Parallels said on Friday that its virtualisation software is ready to run on Mac OS X Leopard

Dialogue Box 2.8: Asus Eee — the sequel

Video Dialogue Box brings you the latest on one of the products of the year. And then takes it to pieces

RE:BBC fesses up on Panorama Wi-Fi nonsense

Blog Comment Another fine example of license money getting put to good use, but really the title indicated what direction the program was going to take from the start. I'm waiting for the next program entitled...

Ofcom consults on London 2012 spectrum

News The regulator aims to identify the applications that will need spectrum and whether it can be used more efficiently during the Olympics

Mobile application calculates carbon footprint

News The European Commission has created a Java-based application for mobile devices that enables users to calculate their effect on the environment

Businesses still not convinced about Vista

Video One year on from its release, some companies are still struggling to find a reason to move to Vista, aside from the fact they will eventually have no choice

Apple QuickTime exploit in the wild

News An active exploit has been seen by Symantec for a vulnerability that affects the latest versions of Apple QuickTime

MI5 warns of Chinese digital espionage

News Over 1,000 letters have been sent by the director general of MI5 to UK businesses warning that cyberspies in China are targeting financial information

Christmas online spending to break £5bn barrier

News UK payments body Apacs has warned a 55 percent rise in online spending in December means there will be more potential fraud victims

Mio P560

Review A Windows Mobile handheld without a built-in phone may seem an anachronism, but the Mio P560's generous storage capacity, SDHC support and GPS receiver are all up-to-date features.

Governments prepare for 'cyber cold war'

Analysis Security experts have warned that governments are regularly monitoring and attacking the critical national infrastructures of other nations

UK and India to establish virtual R&D school

News BT is leading an Anglo-Indian consortium that aims to develop and patent new fixed and wireless networking technologies

BBC fesses up on Panorama Wi-Fi nonsense

Blog Remember that travesty of a Panorama report on the evilitude of Wi-Fi? The one with that anti-Wi-Fi guy who just happened to be selling loads of "shielding" paint/mesh/whatever? Well, the BBC's...

owner or 0wnd?

Talkback Now if the action had been taken after the initial breach then understandably it would reduce the number of website impacted by malicious content, yet to perform it over a month later appears to be...

RE:Major breach at Fasthosts

Blog Comment And they've been hacked again and have changed EVERY customer's passwords arbitrarily and without warning. Then posting the new ones out. A complete shambles. Read the Comments on The Register!...

Shorter URLs help phishers hook more victims

News Cybercriminals are shrinking the host names of malicious sites in a bid to lend them an air of legitimacy

Motorola CEO Zander resigns

News After a tough year, Ed Zander will step down to be replaced by the company president and chief operating officer Greg Brown

Peru signs up for 260,000 OLPC laptops

News Project founder Nicholas Negroponte announced the deal on Saturday, and also revealed that 50,000 units have been ordered for distribution in Mexico

RE:Tech Talk - XP to Vista, the Problem Details

Blog Comment Problems with Vista on HP laptop-I hear you loud and clear. I to recently acquired HP laptop that came with preinstalled Vista on it and made my working day a hell. But my machine had non what so...

RE:Mobile mushrooms for the masses

Blog Comment i think the biggest problem for mobile internet is convincing the masses of web developers who make up the majority of the internet to optimise their sites for mobile usage. that's unlikely to...

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