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Archive - 09 Mar 2006

Google lays foundations for Office rival

News The search giant has acquired a hosted word processing site in what could be the start of a move to take on Microsoft's Office and Office Live suites

Samsung Q1: a first look

Preview CeBIT: Samsung's first-generation Ultra Mobile PC is an intriguing device, but currently you don't get enough functionality or battery life for your money.

United Nations calls for ISPs to police spammers

News Legislation should be put in place to force service providers to combat spam, according to the UN's telecommunications body

Europe has RFID in its sights

News CEBIT: The EC is pushing for global standards and interoperability for RFID tagging but there is also concern that individual privacy could be compromised

'IT industry is ageist' says Intel chairman

News Craig Barrett, chairman of the board of Intel, is working with the UK charity Age Concern to highlight age discrimination

Wi-Fi to hold its own against WiMax 'past 2009'

News WiMax's popularity will explode over the next three years, according to Infonetics, but it's not going to come close to Wi-Fi for a while

Yahoo's founder responds to China criticism

News Jerry Yang claims to feel 'horrible' about the arrests of Chinese Internet users, but says it's an acceptable downside to doing business in the country

Itanium ready for radical reworking

News IDF: The next two generations of Intel's beleaguered server chip will change both its systems architecture and microarchitecture

BT reaches out to stranded C&W customers

News A dedicated line has been launched by BT for small businesses about to be cut off by Cable & Wireless

Firefox to get phishing shield

News Google is helping the team that develops Firefox build anti-phishing technology into release 2, which is due to appear later this year

Ubuntu Linux gains another accolade

News Debian-based Linux distribution Ubuntu has racked up another accolade, this time from a Linux community site

SMEs feeling excluded from EC patent consultation

News Smaller tech companies claim they are being shut out of a process that could lead to the EU-wide introduction of software patents

Novell hopes its next desktop will leapfrog Windows

News The software company claims that its upcoming desktop Linux release beats Windows in terms of usability - at least until Vista comes along

Manufacturers unwrap first Origami Ultra Mobile PCs

News CeBIT: Ultra Mobile PCs are on show at CeBIT, with Samsung, Asus and Founder the first to deliver, though early models seem to suffer from poor battery life

OS X hacking challenge called off

News The University of Wisconsin did not take kindly to a systems engineer using its network for a public Mac security test

Google agrees click fraud settlement

News The $90m deal needs to be approved by the presiding judge, but looks to be a good deal for Google

Microsoft admits Media Player update bugs

News Three recent patches for Windows Media Player can cause some very strange behaviour

Vodafone: Partnership the key to IT success

News CeBIT: Vodafone's CEO kicked off this year's Hanover trade show with an upbeat assessment of the future of ICT