Previous DayRE:OpenSocial - the key to making social networks really useful...
Blog Comment Hi Ian, Two quick points: 1. The TAS Group did not fund the survey or any part of it. Their contribution was limited to emailing a link to the survey to people on their mailing list as a favor to...
OpenSocial - the key to making social networks really useful?
Blog Two announcements on the same day make me think that OpenSocial could help advance CRM 2.0 and make social networks much more useful to marketers. I am a big fan of Google Alerts. I have about...
Jericho Forum takes a view of the cloud
Video Adrian Seccombe of IT security group the Jericho Forum answers ZDNet UK's questions on open security, corporate computing and the cloud
The real point of the matter?
Talkback "....an offence punishable by up to 10 years in prison to collect or distribute information about a police officer in a way that might help terrorists, often interpreted as inciting disorder."...
London datacentre to power local community
News The Telehouse West facility in the Docklands area will export waste heat from its cooling systems to provide energy for surrounding homes and businesses
IBM chip consortium pushes 28nm plans
News The technology being used to develop the 28nm semiconductors promises to result in chips that are smaller and will cut power consumption
HP EliteBook 8730w
Review The workstation-class HP EliteBook 8730w's performance, superb DreamColor screen and excellent build quality make it a pleasure to use. It would suit any power user requiring a top-notch graphics...
QlikTech taps into BI via the iPhone
News QlikView for iPhone, which uses multitouch and GPS, takes on Oracle Business Indicators as a way to look at business intelligence while on the move
Green Fieldsites
Talkback I agree that linux definitely has a place in the greenfield sites, particularly Africa. This is because a lot of the hardware being used out there are the developed worlds throw aways. Linux...
Part of the push to make it mandatory
Talkback This is just a good way of the government effectively making the card mandatory. If you have to do a chip and pin verification to access services then you have to have the card. The government...
Linux Mint and OpenOffice
Blog Several people have mentioned to me that they have given Linux Mint a try following my recent blog post about it. They have consistently been positive about it, with the most common comment being...
Microsoft to offer hosted security for Exchange
News The software giant has announced its first Forefront-branded hosted security service, which is designed to keep spam and malware out of Exchange email inboxes
PC market shows signs of resilience amid decline
News Shipments worldwide were down for the first quarter of 2009, but not as much as initially feared
ZDNet.co.uk Scoops BBC on Techie Survival Training
Blog I like to work with BBC World News on in the background over here in Budapest. Working on your own is fine but you get used to noises of a busy(ish) editorial office so its nice to have some buzz...
RE:Microsoft trashes its brand -- and Apple's the winner
Blog Comment Excellent point about Vista asking questions that ordinary users could not possibly be expected to even understand, much less know the "appropriate" answer to. One could make a very strong...
Time to take the CSS3 plunge
Blog After having read Bruce Lawson's article about the end of IE6, I thought it really is about time to learn something new and also to look forward to the next generation of Cascading Style Sheets,...
ID card 'chip and PIN' proposal raises security fears
News The government says it is considering adding chip-and-PIN functionality to the cards, but critics say the move could prove 'disastrous' for security
Google's finances: Analysts debate downturn's effect
Analysis Analysts are mixed on how much the recession will hurt Google's first-quarter results. Decreasing profitability could slow innovation, but the company is cutting expenses
