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Talkback Ah... the US Government has issued a warning. How comforting. This from the organization that told us that the internets were a series of tubes. Why don't they focus on governing? Or has that...
Vista encryption is *optional*
Talkback An interesting article, and an interesting idea. Who knows, in fact, where the next "big thing" in IT is going to come from - you could be right. Or, it could be something entirely different. One...
What makes best business sense?
Talkback Don't quite understand the rant. Whatever discount Microsoft is giving they're not giving it away for free. So if it still makes better business sense to pay Microsoft than do the "Open Source"...
US Government warns of Apple flaw
News US computer emergency response team has warned of a vulnerability in Mac OS X
Software failure causes Tube closure
News Metronet faces possible £1m fine after IT blunder caused chaos on Central Line
M&S tops High Street web ranking
Blog Hats off to Marks and Spencer, which has scooped the title of the UK's most user-friendly Web site. With Christmas really rather close now, e-commerce sites need to have sorted out their...
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Talkback norton antivirus sucks badly....who in their right mind would want to purchase this crap let along install a beta of it!! why did they copy microsofts Xbox name too??
€9bn boost for European ICT research
News The European Union is to plough a record amount into a variety of high-profile and emerging technologies
Day-to-day IT strategy remains top priority
News Forget talk of brave new IT initiatives. The main focus for 90 percent of businesses is ensuring the basic infrastructure keeps going
Mmm
Talkback you must work in a VERY small company. I dont know many companies (even small tiny ones) where there is someone who is important enough to believe that they can ignore a call because they dont...
eBay software fraudsters pay $100,000
News Traders claim they didn't realise they were selling counterfeit versions of Symantec's security software
RE:Top Ten Things Wrong With Zune
Blog Comment Rupert, You may not have noticed - or maybe you did - that Microsoft has invested a lot of money in promoting the Zune at a grass roots level - this has included paying bloggers to talk up the...
Mobile garden walls come tumbling down
Leader Operators can't keep users locked in any more. They must embrace IP or embrace their destruction
A motley crew indeed
Blog A bit belated, but I thought I should link over to Andrew Lim's piece for Crave on the 3 X-series launch last week. We did of course cover it ourselves, but it's worth it for the photograph, which...
Vista will force need for network forensics
Comment Ever-increasing threats and the advent of Vista's system encryption mean network forensics is set to become a vital tool in IT security, says CA security expert Simon Perry
Female IT workforce shrinks again
News Four-year decline means just one in six UK IT professionals is female
Ofcom hints at 21CN regulation
News Regulator may have to take action to ensure competitive access to BT's next-generation network
Using competing rival software to lower bids is hardly under...
Talkback It's good business sense, I know the NHS got a masssive discount from Microsoft 1 million licences + (7 year lockin) when they threatened to even consider open source. That's the market in action....
Secrets and Lies
Talkback I think that M$ must be in breach of many patents. We just don't know.
Google: Mobile operators want to block our apps
News Mobile operators risk being overwhelmed when IP brings closed networks crashing down, Silicon Valley pioneers warn
HP and IBM both claim server top spot
News Two manufacturers claim to be leading the server market, and both may be right
Symantec offers Norton 360 beta
News Security bundle now available for public testing
GPs turn to text messaging
News SMS service aims to boost efficiency by sending reminders and information to mobile phones
Antivirus firms battle 'unique malware'
News Latest viruses are aimed at specific businesses or individuals
