Previous DayI know exactly how it works
Talkback Steorn is Irish right? You know Guinness has some part of the formula. I believe they use magnets and ultrasound to create micro-cavitation in the guinness bubbles releasing the zero-point energy.
Why mobile radiation protection may make sense
Blog Guy Kewney, who has been covering this technology lark since around the time I was born, has an interesting take on a new device that is claimed to protect against mobile phone radiation. The...
Vyatta apes Red Hat's development process
News Open-source router software company is offering free and paid-for versions of its OFR software
Losing the laptop blame game
Leader Rather than trying to prevent laptop theft, companies should put systems in place to ensure such losses do not matter
Mobile operators 'blow billions' on legal bills
News 3GSM: The culture of litigation in the mobile industry is filling the pockets of the legal profession
HP launches first Integrity blade system
News With support for Linux, HP-UX and other operating systems, the new HP blade is based on the latest c-Class chassis and is the most flexible to date
Moodle tackles e-learning muddle
Feature An open-source application has quietly sneaked into schools and universities across the UK to become the de facto platform for online learning
Russian teacher wins software licensing case
News Alexander Ponosov is celebrating after a court threw out claims that he deliberately used unlicensed Microsoft software in a Russian school
Be extends super-fast broadband network
News But ADSL2+ push is hampered by complaints of network outages, and a recent ASA rebuke
Debian developers seek new leader
News Potential candidates have until 25 February to put themselves forward for the position of Debian Project Leader
That was the 3GSM that was
Blog Well, here I am sitting waiting for my plane back to London. My lasting impression of 3GSM (aside from Barcelona's unseasonably warm weather), has been that there was no big announcement, no killer...
Outlook 2007
Review If you work with Microsoft Outlook on a daily basis, this upgrade can make scheduling simpler and emailing more interesting. Still, we wish Instant Search and email rendering were better.
Red Hat embraces KVM virtualisation
News The company is planning to include the technology in its next version of Fedora Linux
Start-up shows off quantum computer
News D-Wave Systems has plans to rent out time on its Orion quantum computer to corporate customers next year
Novell vows to fight Vista uptake
News Despite the company's alliance with Microsoft, Novell's chief has said it will continue to attack the market on its own terms
BT and Microsoft launch mashup competition
News Developers have been challenged to create new applications by combining telecoms and web tools
Googling yourself - fame at last!
Blog You may have seen this post back in November when I first started out with the blog here at ZDNet about how my Google ranking increased dramatically after a few weeks. Well after steady,...
Judge
Talkback The judge has since given judgment in the Aerotel/Macrossan case (see http://www.patent.gov.uk/2006ewcaciv1371.pdf) where at paragraph 20 he said - "Fourthly despite the fact that such patents...
Perverse
Talkback I've always thought that the American system of doing deals is a perversion of justice, as is a treaty which only the UK have enacted. America has not as it contravenes the American citzens' rights...
