All content Archive | November 2006

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November 30th
- easyJet hopes to fly businesses high with Windows Vista
- First Look: Microsoft Office 2007
November 28th
- Welsh schoolgirl to make first call on BT's 21CN today
- London top place for leaving laptops in cabs
November 27th
- Copyright protected files could mask viruses
- Palm Treo 680 hits the streets but only running Palm OS
- 75 per cent of companies can't track data theft
- Women still turned off and turned away from IT
- Woolworths chooses Cable and Wireless for managed network contract
- New RIPA Act powers puts data security at risk
November 24th
- School computer systems "uneconomic to support"
- Malware writers becoming "more professional"
- National Express switches to remote online backup
- Panda Software GateDefender Integra 300
- Open-source for business
November 23rd
- Ofcom opens up NGA debate
- Analysis: Websites struggling for legal recourse for DoS attacks
- WiMAX to live in the mobile broadband shadows until the next decade
- Nominet wins vote to expand business activities
- Europe plans expansion of 3G bandwidth
November 22nd
- IT workers are "job flirts", survey finds
- Microsoft hits 129 suspected phishers with lawsuits
- Google launches new web tools for news feeds
November 21st
- Motorola celebrates 10 years of TETRA
- Secure emergency services data transmission using TETRA-based PDAs from 2007
- Supermarket retailer Spar to deploy automated checkout system
- Patent case could devastate Wi-Fi industry and users
- Grey Goo worm covers Second Life
- California court extend blogger immunity
November 20th
- Users leak vital data when using hotspots
- Red Hat announces NYSE share listing plan
- Urban WiMax to raise £35m to fund expansion of UK network
November 19th
- Nationwide tries to alleviate customers' ID security fears following laptop theft
November 17th
- BT sells off 'full-time' satellite business to Arqiva for £25 million
- BT rules out deployment of fibre-to-the-home
- Microsoft launches SharePoint Services 3.0
November 16th
- Total cost of printing unknown at 69 per cent of businesses
- Tablet PCs and the enterprise
- Green spending swallows a fifth of IT budgets
- BT to buy ISP PlusNet for £67m
November 15th
- Ukrainian heads up top ten spammer list
November 14th
- Dell acquires UK services specialist ACS
- US legislation may force companies to save all voicemail
- CMA amendments have "chilling effect" on security research
- AMD ditches the PIC
- Microsoft chief positions Longhorn as mainframe and Unix killer
- Deutsche Telekom appoints new head
November 13th
- Windows Live Mail previews in the Netherlands
- TDC closes easyMobile in the UK
- New fraud law to combat phishing
- Motorola continues acquisition spree with Good Technology purchase
November 10th
- Google says sorry for potentially giving users sexy virus
- Spam at epic levels
November 9th
- Clearswift MIMEsweeper SMTP Appliance EN10
- Computer recycling goes mainstream
November 8th
- Network Appliance acquires Topio
- Dell gets energy-savvy with two new Optiplex desktop models
- ASP.NET AJAX Gets Full Support
- Over half of UK businesses have no IM, VoIP policy
- Laptop battery standards to be revised
November 7th
- Companies spend one-third of IT budget on mobility
- Aruba reveals fixed mobile convergence plan
- Symbian's future after UIQ takeover
- Heathrow Express gets a WiFi HotSpot
- Sony Ericsson buys UIQ
November 6th
- Microsoft Office 2007 goes gold
- Vodafone opts for Windows Mobile on all smartphones
- Fon buys GSpace
- THUS connects Scottish Borders in £32 million broadband project
November 3rd
- Google launches dedicated mobile app for Gmail
- Companies suffer $5 million data breach costs, report finds
- Vodafone embraces EDS and IBM in seven-year union
- Where now for RSA?
- HP MSA1500 SAN SCSI Starter Kit
- A look inside Vista security
November 2nd
- Schneider moves to reassure APC users after takeover
- Orange unveils Sat Nav offering
November 1st
- Accenture goes for gold with Olympic support contract
- IP takes off in airline industry