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- Twitter bomb hoax man changes plea Not guilty A UK man accused of posting a Twitter update that was taken as a threat to blow Doncaster airport "sky high" is to face trial, and has changed his plea to not guilty.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- EU fails to shift unwanted perv scanners Power mad despots and oligarchs only likely buyers The European Parliament has failed to offload the half-dozen body scanners it bought in 2005, shortly before MEPs decided the technology was intrusive - even for normal people.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- UK tech companies call for government tax breaks You can be big and perfectly formed too, y'know UK technology firms are calling on the government to slash taxes to help create thousands of new jobs in the IT sector.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Dedicated Vi device vies for buyers Ninety-quid NanoNote runs Doom, Quake The NanoNote is a £90 portable computer, sporting open source hardware and software, but no wireless and little more than a Vi editor in the way of applications.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- Dealing with unstructured content Managing blind - how to see the problems On Demand You can't manage what you can't even see. In these days of continuing data growth, it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's stored where, and who's got access.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Ad industry OKs climate porn You write the cheques, we'll drown the puppies The UK advertising industry has bravely decided it can continue to accept millions of pounds from the state to create alarming climate advertisements, despite inaccuracies and a storm of complaints from parents. The principled decision, from the admen's self-regulatory body the ASA, follows 939 complaints about the UK energy ministry DECC's "Drowning Dog" prime time TV and cinema ad (aka "Bedtime Story") , which cost £6m, and four related posters.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- Historian warns against copyright-fight heavy hitting No one likes a bully Copyright-dependent industries risk alienating the public and undermining intellectual property laws with their unregulated and aggressive tactics, according to an historian who has studied nearly 400 years of piracy and intellectual property law.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Are West Bromwich Borg pliers actually side cutters? Our experts probe Street View transdimensional DIY mystery The revelation last Friday that West Bromwich was under threat of subjugation by a transdimensional DIY superpower prompted a few commentards to question our use of the word "pliers" to describe the threat:?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Spooks scramble to replace failed secret messaging system CLiC to pick up the pieces MI6 and GCHQ have begun work to replace an aborted secret communications system that wasted tens of millions of pounds.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- Cybercrime losses almost double FBI figures show huge rise in online miscreantage US net crime loss complaints almost doubled in value from $265m in 2008 to reach $560m last year, according to official figures.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Pirate Bay founders get post-Sweden election appeal date Court says wait 'til leaves turn brown The Pirate Bay appeal finally has a tentative autumn 2010 date set for the founders of the infamous BitTorrent tracker website.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Carly Fiorina downs sinister Democrat hot air balloon Hugely-inflated Barbara Boxer menaces California The team driving Carly Fiorina's bid to become Republican senator for California is apparently still relying heavily on mind-altering substances during its campaign brainstorming sessions, if this pop at Democrat incumbent Barbara Boxer is anything to go by:?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- Ex-Sun man Bray takes on paranoid Android role at Google Disses Apple iPhone's 'Disney-fied walled garden' XML co-inventor and languages expert Tim Bray has taken a job at Google just a month after he left Sun Microsystems Oracle.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Boffins builds lithium battery that can't explode Solution: get rid of the metallic lithium Scientists from Stanford University in the US have worked out how to build a lithium-sulphur battery that doesn't require a lithium metal electrode. That, they say, will make it free from the "serious safety issues" that have been holding the technology back.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- YoYoTech Warbird i750CX 4GHz gaming PC Overclocked CPU and dual Radeons? Ripper Review The YoYoTech Warbird i750CX is a juiced-up version of the Warbird i750X. Both models are bare towers that come without a display, mouse, keyboard, speakers or operating system, although our review unit was supplied with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit already installed to save us the effort. Everything else is included.?
- Apple details iPad's 'breakthrough' mobile contract Offers to replace batteries too Apple's iPad will come with a monthly contract, a replacement option when the battery craps out and a button to stop the screen spinning round - and it'll even read bedtime stories to you.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Gelsinger stuns analysts and colleagues with storage pool plan EMC will sync all your data, worldwide Comment EMC's Pat Gelsinger is proposing unified storage/server systems that span the globe and function as a single virtual resource pool, using YottaYotta technology.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Robot mini space shuttle is go for April, says US air force Will fly itself down from orbit to runway landing Long-delayed plans by the US to deploy a small robot space shuttle appear now to be approaching fruition, according to reports. The US Air Force has now stated that the X-37 unmanned spaceplane will be launched into orbit on April 19.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Nokia cuts own market share forecast to 34% New estimates include grey market Forecasts and market share estimates in the handset industry are increasingly skewed by the rising importance of counterfeit and grey market devices. Such products find their main markets in emerging economies, which are accounting for an increasing proportion of total shipments.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Intel ships super-svelte SSD 40GB only and slugged performance Intel is now shipping a cut-down version of its X25-M SSD for less than $150, days after OCZ announced its sub-$100 Onyx SSD.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- TomTom for iPhone gets traffic updates Reasonably priced, too TomTom has updated its iPhone app, adding a much requested traffic updates and Google searches for local services.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- IT contractors convicted of UK casino hack scam Hustlers hamstrung by basic maths booboo A pair of UK hackers who used false betting slips in a bid to con casinos into paying out on bogus gambles were undone by greed and a schoolboy maths error, a court heard.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- The challenge of virtualised workloads Where to start On Demand Virtualisation might be something everyone likes to talk about in general terms, but what of the specifics of migrating workloads?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Symbian sees (Silver) light at the end of the tunnel Spotted in the wild, but gone in a flash A Symbian version of Microsoft's answer to Flash, Silverlight, has been spotted in the wild. It quickly disappeared but the hope is that it will emerge later this week.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- Is StorSpeed grinding to a halt? Filer cacher startup drops the ball The future of filer cacher StorSpeed appears unclear after it emerged that key execs had left the firm amidst rumours it failed to actually shift any kit.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- .com celebrates 25th birthday The afterthought that took over the internet On April 26, 1985, a man called Charles Hornig complained on a mailing list that his new symbolics.com email address wasn't working. Scanning every mail server on the internet, all 1,008 of them, he discovered only one was configured to handle a .com address.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Apple boss gets $22m bonus Nice day rate for six months' work Apple's chief operating officer Tim Cook got a cash bonus of $5m and a bunch of share options for filling in while Steve Jobs was off sick?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Iran's cyber-police hack US spy sites And arrest 30 people Iranian security forces have arrested 30 people accused of waging cyber-war against the country with the backing of the United States.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Vodafone confirms HTC Android 2.1 duo Legend and Desire coming to network Vodafone has flagged up the forthcoming release of HTC's Android-based smartphones Legend and Desire on its network next month.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- ERP checkpoint Legacy, liability or future proof business platform? Workshop A lot of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in place today were installed in the 90's as part of the consolidation of point solutions or to deal with Y2K. At the time, a lot of effort generally went into selecting the most appropriate supplier and system, and significant money and manpower was invested in implementation ? sometimes, it could be argued, to quite an excessive degree.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- Nominet to release super-short domain names Asks industry for input A host of new, short domain names will be made available under the body responsible for domain names ending in .uk, Nominet. It plans to allow the registration of previously-banned domain names consisting of one or two characters.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- ITV HD World Cup matches to be shown on Sky, Virgin Pay services sign up Virgin Media and Sky viewers will get to watch ITV's HD channel on 2 April.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Ubuntu Koala food console gets its cron on Scalr on schedule Scalr - the open source admin console for Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud and its Eucalyptus doppelganger - has added a cron job task manager to its arsenal, giving you more freedom to write and schedule scripts on sky-high virtual servers.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Shuttleworth heir opens up on Ubuntu biz Canonical kingdom spans 10 million machines When you have Mark Shuttleworth as your backer, as commercial Linux distributor Canonical does, it is a bit like having money in the bank when the bank also believes fervently in your cause. It is a rare combination, and one that has allowed the Ubuntu project to reach out from its Linux desktop beginnings into commercial servers - and with the latest releases, cloudy infrastructure - without having the profit pressure that most startups have to deal with as they try to grow.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
- Google '99.9%' certain to pull China search plug At some unspecified point in the future Google is now "99.9 per cent" certain it will shut down its Chinese search engine, according to a report citing "a person familiar with the company's thinking".?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Is EMC looking away from STEC? The silence is deafening Comment Since STEC revealed that EMC had over-ordered back in November last year, the company has been waiting for EMC orders to get back on track. Will they?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Football U goes to 3Leaf for HPC Hut one, hut two, MPI Florida State University, like most state schools in the US with a storied (American) football program, also has a respectable comp sci department that is not afraid to spend a little cash on a new technology when it comes along. And that's how the Seminoles have ended up being one of the first customers of upstart server maker 3Leaf Systems.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- Toshiba BDX2000 budget Blu-ray Disc player The HD DVD company's first BD box Review Toshiba is late to the Blu-ray party, having waited a decent interval after the death of HD-DVD. The BDX2000 - oh, how futuristic products used to seem, just by adding the millennium to their name - is its first offering. It?s a sleek unit, with a pull-down front panel that hides the disk tray, display, controls and an SD card slot.?
- Lib Dem candidate admits to unnatural vice She once supported Labour The political blogosphere is getting itself all lathered up about the orientation of adult film producer and Lib Dem parliamentary hopeful, Anna Arrowsmith, aka Anna Span.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Programmer gets 4 years in TJX hack case Dirty laundry delivered via FedEx A former Barclays Bank programmer received 46 months in prison for helping TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez launder as much as $800,000, according to news reports.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- ICANN delays decision on pornography domain .xxx must wait. Yet again ICANN has delayed its ruling on the proposed .xxx internet porn domain until this summer.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- Netflix cancels recommendation contest over privacy Not as anonymous as you think Netflix has canceled a contest designed to improve its movie recommendation system out of concern it might compromise the privacy of its customers.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- Trojan armed with hardware-based anti-piracy control Zeus borrows page from Microsoft The latest version of the Zeus do-it-yourself crimeware kit goes to great lengths to thwart would-be pirates by introducing a hardware-based product activation scheme similar to what's found in Microsoft Windows.?Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
- Ford preps anti-hacking tech for in-car WiFi Sync My Ride Ford is developing anti-hacking technology in a bid to make upcoming in-car Wi-Fi systems resistant against drive-by downloads and other forms of computer security attacks.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Google Wave opens extensions gallery Beefs 'robot' API The Mountain View Chocolate Factory has unveiled an extensions gallery for Google Wave, the still-gestating browser-based app that crossbreeds email with IM and document sharing.?What is your recession sales strategy?
- China warns Google over uncensored search threat Stop filtering and 'you will bear the consequences' China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology has warned Google that if it stops censoring search results in the country, it will "have to bear the consequences".?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- 'Twitter gives voice to the voiceless' - eg the US President Twitter sensation follows Chief Twit's amazing claims Blabbertastic palmtop chunter-casting service Twitter* has received another massive hype injection from the BBC, which has published an interview - already causing a Twitter sensation - on how important Twitter is, given by Twitter's co-founder.?Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
- Giant flying pliers menace West Bromwich Street View captures transdimensional DIY moment We're obliged to all those readers who've sent us new Street View sightings gleaned from the pretty-well nationwide coverage now enjoyed by the UK, especially those involving surveillance feedback loops.?Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Doctor Who to materialise on Wii this Autumn Geronimo! The BBC's first Doctor Who game in years will be released in October and will be released for Nintendo's Wii, moles have claimed.?
- Safari update cages numerous security bugs Code inject and info flaws fixed Apple published an update of its Safari browser on Thursday that plugs 16 security vulnerabilities.?The power of collaboration within unified communications
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