Previous DayI'm with Andrew
Talkback Sleightholme I think you may have missed the point slightly. I use Windows on a daily basis but recently I built a modest pc from components I had kicking around the cupboard. These included an old...
Green Dam exploit in the wild
News A buffer overflow exploit for the Chinese censorware is circulating online, as university researchers warn the software remains vulnerable to a flaw
Microsoft shakes up Hohm improvement
News The software giant has introduced a free web application to show people how much electricity and gas they are using, marking its entry into the energy-monitoring market
Head in the Data Cloud Pt.III
Blog In past blogs, I looked at working in the Cloud, and then syncing data in the Cloud. Today, it is how to sync your email across different computers. By far the easiest method that I've come...
UK chip company launches £3 processor
News Cheap, reconfigurable consumer electronics are promised by Xmos's powerful hardware-emulating chip
ISP threat letters have 'positive effect', says Ofcom
Blog Sending letters to internet users suspected of filesharing is a successful way of cutting down on such activity, the head of Ofcom said on Thursday. Ed Richards, the chief executive of the...
NHS IT agency faces restructure
News Consultation will take place over the future of the Connecting for Health name
Microsoft sets UK prices for Windows 7
News Microsoft has announced retail pricing for Windows 7, due to launch in October, and confirmed that European users must buy the full versions
Re: Back to reality
Talkback : What a totally biased article. Which freely translated means "I disagree with this article", well, that's your prerogative of course. : I do wish that when people write articles : like the one I...
Reding: Telecoms Package to survive clause row
Blog Europe's telecommunications commissioner, Viviane Reding, has told ZDNet UK that the Telecoms Package, a collection of new laws that many fear will be sunk by a contentious net-neutrality clause,...
Whitehall gives nod for increased IT offshoring
News According to the Cabinet Office, sending some tech work abroad could result in cheaper IT services
Every cloud has a risky lining
Comment It would be unwise to ignore the risks of moving to the cloud, so Alan Calder provides a security checklist
HTC Hero: a first look
Blog So, I spent some of yesterday taking a first quick look at HTC’s new Android handset, the Hero. You’ve got to admire the company’s chutzpah for coming up with a name like that. Both T-Mobile...
RFID to be fitted in all mobiles by 2010
News Swedish telecoms equipment manufacturer Ericsson predicts fraud detection and other secure elements for mobile phones
Ofcom pleads for Telecoms Package to pass
News As a net-neutrality amendment threatens to sink the product after years of negotiation, the UK's telecoms regulator calls on all concerned to come to an agreement
Ubuntu Netbook Remix - User Interface Pro/Am Opinions
Blog I'm going to take a look at the Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 desktop and user interface. My intention is to look from two different perspectives - my own, as a Linux "Pro", and that of my partner, my...
Microsoft stands by Outlook HTML decision
News The Email Standards Project urges Twitterers to pressure Microsoft into offering better HTML formatting in Outlook
UK launches dedicated cybersecurity agency
News A new government agency will coordinate national IT security defence and response, including launching DDoS attacks and cyber-espionage
US asks China to drop filtered software
News The US trade representative says China's software filtering requirement for PCs poses a serious barrier to trade
Adobe brings Flash to HTC's latest Android phone
News HTC's new Android-based Hero smartphone will feature built-in Flash support, putting it ahead of the iPhone
RE:Web Middleware – The Next Great Developer Cash Cow?
Blog Comment Was it "cash cow" or "web middleware" the term you were non-informed about. lol! Couldn't resist. I used to call all that stuff software. It is or was the same problem business programmers have...
