All content Archive | October 2006

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October 31st
- Claranet top UK ISP, on the pitch at least
October 30th
- Web terrorism course is sellout with security pros
- Virgin pulls viral web marketing campaign
- Trojan uses hacked antivirus code
- Analysts see red over lack of green activity
- Australian spammer fined millions for 280 million emails
- Actinic Business Version 8.0
- WiMax in the UK
October 26th
- U.S. space probes launched to capture 3-D sun image
- Staff are the weakest link
October 25th
- Sixth sense networks are heading our way
- EMC hit by security lapse
- Capgemini shifts ownership of network business
- BT buys into Bruce Schneier
October 23rd
- Online crime more profitable than drugs
- IBM sues Amazon over patents used in ecommerce
- Data losses up over last year
- Enterasys Sentinel 1.0
- Microsoft sees fast growth in Windows phone software
October 20th
- Next steps for the data centre
- Virus hides in lesbian pop duo
October 19th
- HP overtakes Dell to become biggest PC maker
- Microsoft and IBM sign storage deal
- Sony slashes profits forcast as battery recall hits earnings
- Red Hat joins European open platform telecoms project
- Industry missing out on encryption
October 18th
- UK leads Europe in Wi-Fi deployment
- Symbian boss predicts the death of the desktop
October 17th
- Lenovo and Apple top reliability poll
- Free malware from McDonalds
October 16th
- McAfee acquires Onigma
- Price war looms over WiMax spectrum auction
- The benefits of software virtualisation
- Redline to raise £40m for WiMAX network investment
- Apple's Jobs doesn't see threats to iPod: report
- Mass MySpace spam attack as phishers strike
October 13th
- Secure Computing SafeWord SecureWire 2500
- Tax office lambasts BlackBerry tax rumours
- Smartphones get services
- Ofcom ponders web TV regulation
October 12th
- Intel CEO looks to servers and notebooks to drive chip sales
- New features for salesforce.com
- Phishing moves to SMS
- Cisco CEO commits to compatibility with rivals
October 11th
- US emulates UK crackdown on child net porn
- Oracle pays up for price gouging
October 10th
- SOA is key to IT flexibility
- Comment: Google's long-term YouTube play
- Google marketing via Salesforce.com
- BEA gives timeline for shift to microservices
- Deploying BlackBerry Server 4.1
- BEA chief calls for "enterprise MySpace"
- Google acquires YouTube for $1.65 billion
October 9th
- Industry unites to tackle online safety fears
- Next generation mobile applications
- T-Mobile MDA Vario II
- Vodafone rings in outsourcing changes
October 6th
- HSBC banks on success of new mobile offering
- Open source phone out next year
- IDC predicts WLAN semiconductor boom
October 4th
- IBM plans mainframe simplification
- RIM not threatened by competition
- HP overhauls enterprise printing range
October 3rd
- Mobile users underestimate virus risks
- Chip sales hit record levels
- Tesco checks out own brand software
October 2nd
- Industry gets tougher on mobile crime
- Greater IT spending means customer service success