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Archive - 16 Mar 2006

GNOME 2.14 released

News The latest version gives the desktop environment its first Administration Suite, aimed at winning over corporate administrators

Vodafone lands 10 million 3G mobile users

News Brief: It's not all boardroom strife at Vodafone - the mobile operator is also racking up millions of users to its high-speed mobile service

ID card battle remains deadlocked

News An increased majority of MPs have overturned the House of Lords' rejection of 'compulsory' registrations

Experts: Don't panic over RFID viruses - yet

News Proof-of-concept malware may help solve RFID security issues before they become a real problem

Gartner: 'Go green' with caution

News Recycling and redeploying equipment can prove costly and difficult to manage, the analyst firm has warned

Aperture

Review This imaging work-flow application isn't the Holy Grail many hoped it would be, but Apple's Aperture could make life easier for photographers who need to sort through large numbers of photographs...

Outsourcing still driven by short-term payoff

News Reducing costs and improving efficiencies were cited as the main reasons for outsourcing by most firms in a Gartner survey

Online supermarkets rapped by OFT

News Asda, Ocado, Sainsbury, Tesco and Waitrose have agreed to provide clearer pricing information after the OFT received complaints from customers

Will your PC keep pace with Vista?

Analysis Windows Vista will include a tool measuring how well your PC is performing - but Microsoft is still working out the kinks

Analysts see brighter future for Software Assurance

News Microsoft's subscription licensing plan is looking more attractive now that it's more or less mandatory, according to industry analysts

Apple breaks silence on security

Q&A Bud Tribble, a key engineer behind Mac OS X, explains that the security flap around Apple is more hysteria than reality

Java start-up sues Sun over software patents

News A dispute over Azul's alleged infringement of Sun's patents has taken a new twist, with the small Java firm claiming it has been threatened

Mandriva co-founder booted from Linux firm

News Gael Duval may sue the company he helped create after he was laid off following poor financial results

BlackBerry users hit by outage

News A software upgrade is the culprit behind customers' service problems this week, according to RIM