Previous DayISO Credibility
Talkback IMHO, ISO has been terribly damaged by this document format war. Think about why it is that both Ecma and OASIS sought to have their format proposals approved by ISO? What's wrong with Ecma and...
RE:Trace a falling ray and put it in your pocket
Blog Comment Hmm. Anyone who dabbles in The Mysteries Of Mobile Development, as do I, knows that there is one prime axiom, one key rule to be obeyed. Keep The Application Processor Idle Wherever Possible...
McAfee to support VMsafe
News The security company will support VMware ESX Server in an upcoming intrusion-prevention product
Netscape's death marks industry rebirth
Leader The Netscape browser is no more. Its legacy is ever stronger
CeBIT: Europe's biggest IT show opens
News CeBIT 2008 kicks off this week in Hanover, Germany, and will include new exhibitions around green technology
Making Windows Vista greener
Video Microsoft's chief environmental strategist discusses making Windows Vista more energy-efficient and monitoring energy usage in Windows Server 2008
Photos: OLPC, Classmate and Eee
Photo How do the three leading education-orientated ultraportable notebooks stack up? Take our visual tour to find out.
T-Mobile invests in UK femtocell company
News Ubiquisys has received another funding boost, this time from T-Mobile, for its mini-base-station technology
Skype Pornography
Blog Skype users are becoming increasingly irritated with the steadily rising flood of pop-up pornographic messages and pictures. As usual with user support requests, complaints and suggestions, Skype...
For Clarity
Talkback [[[ Kevin Barron told a Westminster Hall debate on the subject he thought it sad that some health professionals are actively campaigning against the record being introduced. ]]] I agree with Mr...
EU's high-speed research network goes global
News Géant, the super-high-speed European network for researchers and academics, is to link up with similar networks around the world
Siemens launches own unified comms server
News The communications company says OpenScape UC Server makes it less reliant on Microsoft, but admits the server product doesn't yet support some of Siemens's own apps
A very Interesting Take
Talkback I have been following this topic with interest but, not being sufficiently technical, much of the detailed argument is lost on me. However it seems to be, in part, an argument between the relative...
IBM outlines its Big Green Innovations
Video The company discusses the role of tech in the green movement, addressing virtualisation systems and sensor networks for monitoring climate change
Offshore Indian outsourcer plans London facility
News Cognizant hopes to create 20,000 new jobs worldwide, including 100 at an IT development facility opening in Canary Wharf this year
i-mate reportedly trims US ops
Blog i-mate are one of those companies who used to be a big name in the Windows Mobile handset market, partly because they provided unlocked rebadges of HTC handsets - the geek's preference over...
Bill shock par excellence
Blog Why do we get so het up about data roaming charges? Oh yeah, now I remember. Stories like this one from the Telegraph, in which some lucky person gets slapped with an £11k bill from Vodafone. ...
Network-sharing key to driving 3G services
News A report from Analysys has concluded that sharing of 3G infrastructure in developed markets is inevitable
Microsoft's Hyper-V boosts interest in virtualisation
News The recent launch of Windows Server 2008 has sparked greater interest in virtualisation technology among businesses, according to the National Computing Centre
Whizz for Atomms!
Blog As eny fule kno, it is dedly to tri to sell a chip with an interesting name. So Intel, in its magestic wisdom, hav renamed the Silverthorne the ATOM, and hav made fab logos and stickers with ATOM...
