Only 31 months late A Royal Navy communications project is 31 months late because development of components at the US Department of Defense is behind schedule.… Full published article at: Read More »

Guinness World Record anyone? Toshiba has developed what it claims is the world’s first 512GB 2.5in solid-state drive.… Full published article at: Read More »

Regcast Reduce your PC management costs by 30 per cent Full published article at: Read More »

Three distros, more due? The promised Linux edition of Adobe Systems' AIR 1.5 rich internet application (RIA) play is due to hit Linux today.… Full published article at: Read More »

Fergie fails on password security Security experts said it would be child's play for thieves to access sensitive data on the Duchess of York's stolen laptop, despite the use of password protection.… Full published article at: Read More »

Angelica Mari, Computing, Thursday 18 December 2008 at 06:15:00 Tube Lines’ director of information talks about the company’s huge task of improving the network while still cutting costs Tube Lines has started a major data management overhaul to increase passenger security and improve efficiency in response to mounting pressure to cut costs. In January 2003, the maintenance firm won a 30-year contract from London Underground (LU) for the maintenance, renewal and upgrade of infrastructure, including track, trains, signals and stations on the capital’s Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly lines. The first review of the contract is...Read More »

Reorg slices through tape format's future Comment Sony is reeling, with 16,000 job losses and restructuring looming for its sprawling electronics division. Super AIT tape comes out of that sprawl, and its time may be drawing to a close, squeezed out by LTO much as AIT was squeezed out by DAT.… Full published article at: Read More »

Handset manufacturers such as Nokia and Sony Ericsson have said higher taxes on smartphones would hurt consumers. Full published article at: Read More »

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said the government will look at ways to balance privacy with protection. Full published article at: Read More »

Vodafone users will now be able to access 3G networks without fully committing to a contract. Full published article at: Read More »