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Archive - 11 Sep 2008

I think it must be really important...

Talkback I'm not a scientist either, but I think that science is a really high priority for a human kind. No money can save all the people from dying or starving. But science may be able. Simply put science...

Dell unveils blade servers for virtualisation

News The company has announced two full-height, four-socket blade servers aimed at companies keen on virtualisation

Open source's usability challenge

Leader Ubuntu needs more usability. Getting it needs more than just good will and money

Not the GUI at all

Talkback The UI is fine, its auto detection and configuration of hardware devices particularly graphcs cards and WiFi cards thats holding it back. And this is largely due to unavailability of drivers

Culinary habits or the Microsoft Combo ...

Talkback ... I have about 1 year ago given up my long habit of just ordering the "Microsoft Combo" and adopted Ubuntu Linux. I will admit there was a learning curve to break this habit but now that am free...

Microsoft to support Citrix XenServer 5

News Microsoft and Citrix will announce on Monday the XenServer 5 hypervisor will be validated for use with Windows Server 2008

Shuttleworth: Open-source desktops need a facelift

News Chief executive Mark Shuttleworth has said Canonical is hiring a team to make open-source desktop software more appealing

Industry releases content-management interop spec

News Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, SAP, EMC, Alfresco and OpenText have released the first draft of their Content Management Interoperability Services specification

Ten surprises in Windows Server 2008

Feature There are a few unexpected aspects to Microsoft's operating system that may affect migration decisions

And the Gov spent how much on the LHC???

Talkback Is that all? 5 million smackaroos!? I'd expect that perhaps the land is seen to be more valuable for another purpose now. Oh well. Time has moved on and perhaps it just goes to show that some...

RE:My Chrome honeymoon is over...

Blog Comment From J.A. Watson...."and it depends on how technically savvy one is...." There it is in black & white!...'Depends on how technically savvy one is.' The G absolutely, positively, without a doubt,...

Disgusting funding situation

Talkback I find it absolutely appalling that Bletchley Park has been left in this situation. Were it not for it's volunteers and the trust it would not be there today, this government does not care for our...

Glasgow Subway stations to get O2 coverage

News Five stations in the Scottish city's underground system will get GSM and 3G coverage from the mobile operator

Bletchley Park: The preservation challenge

Photo At the home of British WWII codebreaking efforts, the Bletchley Park Trust faces the challenge of renovating rotting buildings and developing poor infrastructure

Union urges council staff to boycott biometrics

News Unison has told members at Westminster City Council to refuse to use biometric devices for clocking on and off, due to consultation and privacy concerns

Banging on about Ubuntu...

Blog I don’t want to bang on about how great Ubuntu linux is. Well, actually, I do. It’s great. Last night I had to scan in a whole stack of forms to send off to The Professionals. My friends in...

Netbooks expected to drive PC-market growth

News IDC predicts Atom-based netbooks will be behind a continued growth in the PC market in coming years, despite economic sluggishness

Yahoo boosts mobile efforts with iPhone app

News The company has released a preview version of free social-networking app oneConnect, in its race to beat Google in the mobile-phone arena

Sony VAIO VGN-BZ11MN

Review The VAIO VGN-BZ11MN is a cost-effective 15.4in. Centrino 2 notebook. It's solidly built if somewhat uninspiring, and you may want to opt for its £100 more expensive stablemate to get a...

RealNetworks adds interactive video to voice calls

News The company is adding video to its interactive voice-response feature, letting mobile operators offer a video interface for finding information, content and entertainment

RE:My Chrome honeymoon is over...

Blog Comment Well, yes and no... and it depends on how technically savvy one is, and how hard you want to look, doesn't it? I mean, yes, since it is open source one can analyze the released source code and...

Mobile industry targets 'tween' market

News A significant percentage of children aged eight to 12 own mobile phones, opening a whole new demographic of young consumers to the industry

Apple still 'niche' in touchscreen market

News The 3G handset is lagging behind market leaders Samsung and Motorola in the touchscreen mobile market, according to an analyst report

Red Hat's desktop strategy is now based on Windows?

Blog One of the interesting things about yesterday's Red Hat press lunch in London was the emergence of a desktop strategy from the open source giant. The other was that the strategy is based around...

Mobile operators want to retain network control

Analysis While they agree on the importance of opening their networks to new devices and software, US mobile carriers are not ready to relinquish control entirely

Fedora issues updates after hacker break-in

News The Red Hat-supported project has started issuing updates to its Linux distribution again, after a hiatus of several weeks caused by a network attack

Apple execs settle stock-options lawsuit

News Stock-option backdating troubles at Apple appear to be history following the £8m settlement of a shareholder suit filed against company executives

The human factor will always get you

Blog I was reading an excellent article by Jason Holloway posted on the BCS Blogs concerning learning lessons from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. In it he refers to a number of situations in the film...

Microsoft, RIM expected to announce search deal

News An agreement between the two companies is expected to be announced that should put Microsoft's Live Search engine in front of more BlackBerry users

how much money?

Talkback Isn't it amazing how as human beings we have our priorities in the right order. People starving all over the world, cancer ripping through our cells, hospitals don't have enough money, everything...

MoD completes sale of QinetiQ stake

News With the sale of the MoD's remaining 19 percent stake for £254m, the privatisation of the defence-tech firm is complete

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