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Video: Looking ahead to CeBIT 2007
Dr Sven Prüser, senior vice president of CeBIT, discusses some of the highlights to look forward to at this year's show
World's largest tech show still relevant
It might be some people's idea of hell but it seems CeBIT, the world's largest IT show, is still going strong
Photos: CeBIT Day One
CeBIT 2007 gets ready to welcome the public and the pundits in a blaze of spring sunshine. ZDNet UK gets a sneak preview of what ASUS has to offer.
Photos: 2nd generation UMPCs at CeBIT
Will the second generation of Ultra Mobile PCs address the criticism that was levelled at the original crop of 'Origami' devices? We take a look at Samsung's latest Q1 system, and some of its competition.
CeBIT 2006: IT industry turns to Europe
2006: The IT industry will gather in the German city of Hanover this week to launch the very latest products, unveil corporate strategies and debate the future of technology at the giant CeBIT trade show
All change at CeBIT
Europe's biggest IT show is undergoing an overhaul forced by a drop in attendance and wider changes in the industry
Show preview: CeBIT 2007
Highlights of this year's show will include keynotes by the head of the European Galileo project and Symantec boss John Thompson
Video: EMC and Fujitsu discuss future plans
EMC chief Joe Tucci talks about his company's long-running partnership with Fujitsu Siemens
Fujitsu Siemens pushes 3G laptops
The PC maker will focus on building high-speed networking into all its laptops
Motion Computing C5: the first Mobile Clinical Assistant
Motion Computing’s C5 is a Tablet PC designed specifically with clinicians in mind. We made an appointment with it at CeBIT 2007.
Discussions
The need for video content
Thanks to one of ZDNet UK's readers, filthylooker, for his/her reply to my last blog post. For those who missed it, I expressed surprise at the response by BlackBerry manufacturer... More
Nervous RIM
My interview yesterday with the European head of RIM sent the BlackBerry maker into a nervous spin. Armed with my video producer, we arrived smack on time at RIM HQ here at CeBIT... More
Front-line tech reporting
So, I'm talking to a helpful and informative German gentleman from navigation specialists Telmap about the company's BlackBerry-based solution, and he's giving me the low-down on the... 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
Toshiba touts Quantum Key Distribution
Toshiba research scientists have developed a method of distributing quantum keys more efficiently, the company has claimed in a statement: "[Quantum Key Distribution -- ] QKD --... More
Blog Posts
The importance of content.
Content provision is a key aspect to any company’s online strategy. Sadly, this seems to be one of the last things on most company’s minds, if it is at all. They feel that content provided at...
jhulott
LinkedOut - when business networks don't let you network
When I logged into LinkedIn today I found I have been punished for trying to network with new people I don't know. Well, I say new people I don't know. I don't believe I have been using LinkedIn...
wecando.biz
Another Day, Another Data Loss
Earlier this year the head of Revenue & Customs resigned after his department lost the details of as many as 15 million child benefit claimants in what was believed to be the world’s biggest ID...
christian harris
Featured Talkback
While full medical records may be of (dubious) value at rear/base medical facilities, these could be provided much simpler by either physical disk or electronic transfer to an "in theatre" database for individuals posted in. That £80m (and it's associated running costs) could have been far better employed in resuscitating a disbanded infantry battalion or providing a big boost in equipment quality and quantity.
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Photos: MoD unveils £80m IT health programme
