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Compound Media sponsors top award
Blog On monday night I was at the CNET Networks UK Business Technology Awards at the Hilton in Park Lane to present the award for the IT Services Technology Project of the Year. It was a close run...
US pushes ahead with citywide Wi-Fi
Analysis Some American cities are marching ahead with plans to build Wi-Fi networks, despite recent setbacks and negative press
More Mac users excluded from Leopard
News Following Apple's update, 800MHz Mac systems will not be able to run the upcoming Leopard OS, according to reports
Grady Booch: The developer's developer
Q&A Widely recognised as one of the leading developers of his generation, IBM's Grady Booch is continuing to explore ways to collaborate through applications such as Second Life
The great space race
Blog Rumours abound in technology circles this month that facebook is Beta trialling an online storage facility. Although there has been talk of this open Beta service being free, the company has...
A plug for sanity
Leader Mobile-phone chargers are ugly, annoying and environmentally dangerous. The fewer of them, the better
HTC: We're Number Two!
Blog According to Business Week Asia, HTC - makers of most of the Windows Mobile handsets out there - are now the second-best performing company on that continent (the best-performing company in Asia,...
Cisco launches Empowered Branch kit
News The routing specialist is to release networking gear designed for offices with under 20 workers
Calling time on smartphone reboots
Video It's bad enough that smartphones sometimes need rebooting, but add to that the wait before a phone call can be made, and it becomes clear there's a thorny issue manufacturers need to address
Ofcom launches fibre-access consultation
News The regulator has issued a consultation paper to help it work out how and when the UK's local loop should be upgraded to fibre
What happend to the Linux desktop?
Talkback So looks like from this piece that Linux is going to make some serious inroads into mobile handsets - but it's still slow going for the open source OS when it comes to the desktop. But then I...
Privacy experts: TJX breach was 'foreseeable'
News A report by Canadian privacy authorities has concluded that the retailer failed to put in place adequate security measures
Mobile devices: a buyer's guide
Buyer's Guide Businesses going mobile need to consider whether to buy notebooks, handhelds, smartphones or other mobile devices. Then there's the various wireless connectivity options, and the extra management...
Offshoring to India May already not Make Financial Sense
Talkback The cost of off shoring to India is very often seen as a purely financial decision based on cost per head of replacing employees within the UK. This is not however the true cost of off shoring with...
Cisco partners with Haier on home networking
News The router giant and the Chinese appliance maker will develop networking equipment for homes
IBM aims to boost SOA lineup
News The company is to launch a range of services and programs intended to drive adoption of its service-oriented architecture technology
Growing businesses make the most of IT
News Organisations that are expanding are using tech to help overcome challenges and drive the business forward, in contrast to their counterparts with static growth
Offshoring behind UK tech-labour divide
News Due to offshoring, the proportion of UK software-development jobs is falling while management roles are increasing, a study has claimed
DRM troubles drive ex-Microsoft employee to Linux
News A former Microsoft security expert has claimed he may switch from Windows Media Center to LinuxMCE after battling with DRM issues
Virtualisation set to save businesses millions
News A Butler group report predicts virtualisation will save companies millions in the next few years as energy consumption and operating costs fall
Windows as the safest software.
Talkback I have to agree as Linux becomes more popular it will become a larger target. But, all Linux distros I have used you have to be root to install new software and to make changes to the system....
