Asia interest may up Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo
Yahoo's success over Google in key Asian markets likely to be key in Microsoft's takeover thought process.
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Corsair announces high performance 16GB USB drive
Corsair claims 16GB GT drive provides up to four times the speed of standard USB drives.
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Alleged Kiwi botnet mastermind in court
Black sheep
An 18-year-old suspected of masterminding a botnet-fueled international cybercrime network has appeared in a New Zealand court.…
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Tiscali confirms sell-off is on the table
Down Pompei
Tiscali has ditched its CEO and is mulling options to sell off its broadband business, including its two-million-strong UK subscriber base.…
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Ofcom to clamp down on ‘unfair’ charges
Bill paying probe
Telecoms firms must stop lumping "unfair" charges onto consumers' bills, according to new proposals put forward by Ofcom.…
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Nortel cuts 2,100 jobs after more big losses
Redundancies are just one part of Nortel's plan to revive itself after reporting a tremendous net loss for its last quarter.
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Gooner fan site nobbled by malware
Arsenal in ARP poisoning outrage
An Arsenal fan site has been compromised to serve up sophisticated malware. Malicious code smuggled onto Onlinegooner.com redirected users to sites in Asia and Russia that download a wide variety of nasties onto vulnerable Windows PCs.…
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Chip and PIN terminals hacked
Experts say proof-of-concept research reveals terminal design and card authentication standards flaws.
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Time for UML tools to evolve
Refactoring gap
There's an audible rhythm to development tools. Modern integrated development environments (IDEs) go like this: tap, tap, bam! Diagramming tools go like this: point, click, pause, point, click, pause...…
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Would you trust Google with your medical records?
The search engine is eyeing the heathcare market with a proposal to give patients, doctors and other health professionals a single point of access for medical data.
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