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Archive - 04 Sep 2007

Open-Xchange Express Edition

Member Review Clean Interface, nice feature set and really easy to use. Also priced better than any of its competitors.

Gartner: Expect an enterprise iPhone

News Analyst firm suggests that, while the current version of the iPhone is not suitable for businesses, Apple might in future add enterprise devices or applications

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Singapore to start wireless-payment trials

News Two mobile service providers will launch the trials, which will be based on near-field communication embedded in mobile phones

Grid computing to tackle climate change

News The University of Capetown will use grid computing technologies from IBM to model climate change scenarios in Southern Africa

Hidden costs?

Talkback I often wonder about how realistic these saving claims are. Saving that much should thus result in a decrease in council tax, not the 5% that they are probably going to see, unless the savings are...

Camden council cashes in on IT overhaul

News The London borough expects its technology transformation programme will recover over £1m per year

Hungary abstains from OOXML vote

News The country has declined to vote on Microsoft's controversial format after IBM warned of 'irregularities' in the process; meanwhile France has said no

Is this the best Orange can do?

Talkback You can almost imagine how the meeting (well presuming they had one but maybe that is bestowing more forethought on this than it deserves) went for this decision at Orange. Amid some furious...

Microsoft over OOXML fiasco

Talkback Any person, business, or government will be able to use MS Office even if OOXML does not become a standard. It isn't going to hurt M$'s bottom line. It only means that there will be a choice...

HP Deskjet 460wbt

Review The HP Deskjet 460wbt printer is useful if you're constantly on the move and absolutely need to be able to print from wherever you are. The option of Wi-Fi printing gives it a slight edge over the...

Orange launches 'Open Office'

News The company says its home-worker service portfolio won't be confused with the open-source office-applications suite OpenOffice.org

BSI silent on OOXML vote result

News The British Standards Institution has refused to divulge either the membership of its technical committee or the outcome of its vote on OOXML

The joy of push email

Blog We've been writing about push email for long enough, and now we ZDNet hacks have got shiny new Windows Mobile smartphones (in my case, the HTC S620, all hooked up to our corporate Exchange server....

China to get in-flight mobile service by 2009

News Shenzhen Airlines will install OnAir's in-flight mobile-phone service across its fleet of aircraft, the latest in a string of such deals

RE:The end of the subsidised handset?

Blog Comment There is no such thing as a 'free' handset, you buy a handset on condition that you pay c£30 per month to the operator to 'pay' for the handset, oh and you get a few calls with that too. It is...

Infamous Russian ISP behind Bank of India hack

News The notorious Russian Business Network has been identified as the ISP responsible for a recent information-stealing financial attack

Outsourcing suppliers under pressure to go green

News US and European companies are increasingly including green criteria in their outsourcing vendor selection processes and contracts

China hosts almost half of all malware sites

News According to a Sophos report, China hosts 44.8 percent of the world's infected sites, with the US and Russia a distant second and third

who is lobbying????

Talkback 1. Microsoft voted YES on both the ISO and ANSI certification of ODF and never lobbied against the standard. 2. IBM has been lobbying fiercely against OOXML even before Microsoft came up with...

Shades of WGA to come from other vendors

Talkback Don't forget that there is also Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) as well that applies to the Office Pack and Visio etc. Most sites should already be aware that you are prohibited from downloading any...

German "Trojan Horse"

Talkback Does anyone know more details on the German government proposal to use "Trojan Horse" software to monitor through the hard drive potential terrorist suspects? This is surfacing as a rumour skinny...

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