Memo to Microsoft: enough with the SKUed Windows
Windows 7 netbook plus for all
When it comes to Windows 7, Microsoft should resist the usual inner demons.…
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Archive for January, 2009
3G forever, cries Carter
Spectrum licences don't wear out like they used to
Digital Britain Lord Carter has proposed that UK mobile phone operators be allowed to hang on to 3G licences forever, and make better use of their 2G assets too.…
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Novell GroupWise bug threatens mass email theft
A mole's dream
Security researchers have identified two critical holes in Novell's GroupWise WebAccess, the web front end for the company's email and employee collaboration package, that allow malicious hackers to steal user messages with ease. All supported versions of the program are vulnerable.…
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Time to cut the Windows version division, Microsoft
Windows 7 netbook plus for all
When it comes to Windows 7 Microsoft should resist succumbing to its usual inner demons.…
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Barclays Bank focuses on mobile security with Kaspersky
Kaspersky continues working with Barclays to provide free mobile security software as well as increasing awareness about mobile risk.
Full published article at: Read More » Dell offends Russian President Putin
Michael Dell puts his foot in it at the Davos Economic Forum in Switzerland.
Full published article at: Read More » ICO launches Personal Information Promise
Data watchdog starts offering firms the chance to sign up for data standards initiative.
Full published article at: Read More » Gartner names top mobile tech trends
Bluetooth, security, location and user features will be the top mobile technologies over the next two years.
Full published article at: Read More » Analysis: Digital Britain eyes 2012 goal
Digital Britain plans will need good managing and the involvement of a range of industry insiders.
Full published article at: Read More » Digital Britain: Telcos to drive broadband roll-out
Companies like Virgin Media and BT are capable of fitting out half the country with high speed broadband, but public money may be needed to drive it everywhere else.
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