Previous DayGoogle Android 56.7 MB of Pure Mobile Opportunity
Blog Google Android 56.7 MB of Pure Mobile Opportunity By Eric Everson, Founder MyMobiSafe.com Don’t be the last one to download the Android SDK; for third-party developers this is a chance to...
BBC's poor iPhone coverage
Blog I thought the coverage BBC News gave to the iPhone launch on Friday was really poor. On the evening news they covered the story by concentrating on the fact that the phone is locked to one...
High prices holding back 3G laptops
News Laptops with embedded broadband connectivity need to be made available at lower prices, the GSM Association and Microsoft have argued
Why disappearing ink isn't just for spies
Feature The fact that 21 percent of black-and-white copier documents are returned to the recycling bin on the same day they are produced has inspired some tech companies to investigate alternatives
Microsoft spin-off debuts 'snack-sized' browsing
Photo Zumobi, formerly known as ZenZui, promises to offer a new way of delivering targeted content to mobile-phone users
AMD chief touts virtualisation virtues
Video At Oracle OpenWorld, AMD CEO Hector Ruiz discusses how virtualisation can be of benefit in addressing the challenges of efficient energy and affordable internet access
Securing CRM Future
Talkback It is nice to see that some hosted CRM vendors such as the mentioned Netsuite and Salesboom.com have taken measures to ensure safe and secure data for their clients, if events like the Salesforce...
The flaw in the Google Android plan
Comment Can Google be a partner to mobile-phone makers? Only if the company can force itself to beg, beguile and bluff, says CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos
Satellite 'sentinels' to help fight climate change
News The Global Monitoring for Environment and Security project will monitor different climate elements in Europe from space
Revealed: Tech titans of the past 25 years
Photo A survey organised by industry body CompTIA, which receives financial support from Microsoft, has voted Bill Gates as the most influential person in technology
SOCA's XP hack
Talkback While it may be harder to hack XP with SP2, it is still the easiest OS to break into. Average time to compromise a Windows based system is under 20 minutes, wireless or wired. Neither MAC or Linux...
Fighting CRM Phishing Attacks
Talkback Phishing for user information and passwords of online CRM and ERP applications can be dangerous if not dealt with properly. It is said that experiments show a success rate of over 70% of Phishing...
Google gives glimpse of Android software tools
Photo The company has given a peek at the software development kit for its Android mobile-phone software
Ellison looks back on 30 years of Oracle
Video At Oracle OpenWorld, CEO Larry Ellison dicusses the company's 30-year history, including its contract with the CIA to build the first commercial relational database
Microsoft 'frightened' by police XP hack
News At a Get Safe Online event, Serious Organised Crime Agency officers have demonstrated how easy it is to crack into Microsoft's OS
Government dismisses call to halt e-voting
News A number of proposals made by the Electoral Commission following May's e-voting trials have been rejected by the government
More from Google on Android's 'non-fragmentation agreement'
Blog Just got a quote back from Rich Miner, "Member of Technical Staff, Google", about that non-fragmentation agreement that Google had all the members of the Open Handset Alliance sign to make sure...
CIOs change outsourcing motives
News A survey of UK CIOs has revealed that the leading reasons for IT outsourcing are now responsiveness and flexibility, not cutting costs
Yahoo and uni team up on distributed computing
News The US's Carnegie Mellon University will be involved in a programme to encourage the development of software around distributed computing
Microsoft to offer unbundled hypervisor
News Changing its earlier plans, the company has said customers will be able to buy the virtualisation technology without committing to Windows Server
Microsoft trickles out more Vista SP1 features
News The latest OS's first service pack isn't due until next year, but Microsoft is pushing out elements of the software in ongoing support patches
LogMeIn Pro
Review LogMeIn Pro is a joy to use. It makes remote control simple, robust and intuitive, and everything just works.
IBM's Roadrunner to smash supercomputing records
News The Top500 list of speediest machines is now out, but an upcoming IBM computer will top a quadrillion operations a second — more than double current capabilities
Google 'guarantees' Android compatibility
News As the Open Handset Alliance released the preliminary SDK for the mobile Linux platform, Google revealed that members have signed a 'non-fragmentation agreement'
One-stop shop for open-source support launched
News Software consultancy Credativ has launched an open-source support centre that aims to cover the myriad of community-built applications
