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Online bank Cahoot knocked out for day...
The online bank Cahoot appears to have gone offline. It's apparently nothing to do with the financial crisis, but rather the result of a power outage in Spain, where the parent bank... More
The return of Apricot
Remember Apricot Computers? Well, they're back... in name, at least. Having been swallowed by Mitsubishi in the '90s, and finally killed off in '99, the brand was bought up a few months... More
Storage Expo back again
If it is October it must be Storage Expo and the annual UK show for all things storage is back again. This year the show is dominated by the large vendors. In fact they are here in... More
Google Chrome Special Report
All roads lead to Chrome
Comment With its new browser, Google has finally taken its gaudy, chrome-plated, futuristic ray gun and pointed it straight at Microsoft's head
News Google to unveil open-source 'Chrome' browser
News Mozilla welcomes competition from Google's Chrome
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XING proves the social networking party is far from over
Amongst all the negative news on the collapse of Web 2.0, the first social network to go public doubles its revenues. OK, so there is a large number of so-called Web 2.0 companies out there...
wecando.biz
E-waste strife, recycling computers ethically
I guess you could call it a usual day in the office, phone ringing, guys out on a pretty big collection (7.5 tonne truck filled to the brim with old IT hardware) and Kev stripping down perfectly...
Richard A Johnson
OpenOffice.org 3.0 - Stop Paying Microsoft for Bug Fixes!
OpenOffice.org 3.0 was released on Monday, and the demand was so massive that it crashed their servers. The crash is not good news, of course, but the tremendous demand for the new release...
J.A. Watson
Toshiba developing quantum repeater
Toshiba is developing a device it hopes will allow for global quantum key distribution. The company is developing a quantum repeater, a device to regenerate a quantum key once quantum... More
Nasa hacker loses last-ditch appeal
Self-confessed Nasa hacker Gary McKinnon has lost his appeal to Home Secretary Jacqui Smith against extradition to the US. In an email sent to ZDNet.co.uk on Monday, McKinnon's... More
Up to 1.7m MoD personal details missin...
The potential number of people affected by the the loss of a hard disk containing MoD details could be a high as 1.7 million, defence minister Bob Ainsworth told parliament on Monday. In... More
