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Archive - 06 Feb 2007

Is this cutting-edge journalism?

Blog Great verbal slip just then from RSA's executive vice president, Art Coviello, in the analyst/journalist session at RSA Conference 2007. Opening up to questions, he explained that if we waved our...

Can EMC leave its wallet alone?

Blog Rather like one of English football's WAGs, storage vendor EMC does love a shopping spree. This week's irresistable accessory is Valyd, an Indian IT company specialising in enterprise data...

Security conference dances into life

Blog RSA Conference 2007 has just kicked off in San Francisco, and I'm reeling from a truly, ummm, remarkable opening event. The lights were dimmed and 25 to 30 people trooped onstage, dressed as monks...

Microsoft sets sights on seamless security

News Giving the opening keynote at the RSA Conference, Craig Mundie warned that the IT industry must deploy certification technologies such as IPSec for better security

Cisco offers slew of security kit updates

News Enhancements are designed to aid collaboration between products, and increase security as a result

Microsoft offers protocols to its rivals

News In a nod to the European Commission, Microsoft will open up three sets of application protocols for use by its competitors

Panasonic Toughbook CF-W5

Review Panasonic's Toughbook CF-W5 is an ultraportable with a 'semi-rugged' construction that should help it to withstand the rigours of life on the road better than the average sub-2kg system.

Denial of Incompetence and Failure

Talkback The NHS's chief executive David Nicholson is very, very wrong to refute the concerns of the experts. In any commercial organisation his head would roll in the event of failure but in the NHS,...

Paris unlocks open source for kids

News Schoolchildren and apprentices in the Ile-de-France region will be given a USB key loaded with open-source software

No surprises following speech flaw

Talkback And the surprise is? A flaw was discovered on Wednesday, by George Ou, in vista's use of the text to speech app. It is used by the disabled and will do as told with no dialog box to confirm the...

Brand on the run

Leader Steve Jobs gets with The Beatles. Peace, love and a fair profit beckon

Resource hog

Talkback I checked out RC1 & RC2 of vista and both said my system was capable to run vista ultimate. Yet, it wasn't. Processor (AMD 2000, 1.66ghz), 256 video card. I downloaded Mandriva Linux, which has a...

Microsoft's own antivirus fails to secure Vista

News Both Live OneCare and McAfee's enterprise software fall short on virus protection, according to tests

Many more will follow

Talkback Last week at the Always On event, the big elephant in the corner (Google) was mentioned in most of the presentations. Some were simply swimming against the tide in thinking that they could take on...

FTC limits size of Rambus royalties

News Memory chipmaker has been ordered to reduce the size of royalties on DRAM technology, and it plans to appeal

Kodak shakes up inkjet market

News HP's all-in-one printer market share is under threat as Kodak aims to halve the price of ink

NHS dismisses calls for IT review

News Computer experts fail in latest attempt to force the National Programme for IT to launch an independent review

Vista upgrades: A case of technology hobbled by business models?

Blog As we start to delve into the intruiging world of Vista upgrades, the following email arrives from disgruntled Microsoft customer Mike Cope: "After spending over 2.5 hours on the phone with...

McAfee ventures into data-loss market

News Data Loss Prevention Host is a package designed to help businesses reduce the risk of their physical and electronic data being lost or stolen

BT takes over Indian enterprise comms

Blog Another week, another foreign acquisition for BT. Last time it was an IT consultancy in the States, but this week it's more standard telco stuff, specifically i2i Enterprise in Mumbai, an...

Microsoft issues Excel zero-day warning

News 'Extremely critical' vulnerabilities affect several versions of Microsoft's Office software, including one for Macs

Ad platform offers alternative to Google

News Fast AdMomentum lets companies serve ads on their websites without involving an ad agency or network

Researchers devise chip and PIN crack

News Cambridge University security researchers have devised a 'man in the middle' attack for chip and PIN transactions that could be used to steal diamonds

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