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Public Sector Roundup: Hospitals go high-techNews European Union calls for better disabled access on the web, Hillingdon cuts carbon, and one hospital gets single sign-on, while Poole Hospital trust upgrades its networks.
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Museum of Computing is now homelessNews The museum is currently in storage in an office in Swindon, after losing its home at the University of Bath.
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Banks make online banking BlackBerry-friendlyNews Major banks add Monilink’s third-party BlackBerry access service to their online banking sites.
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Gartner predicts clouds for emailNews Gartner predicts email will push cloud computing into the mainstream.
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EU starts looking for Galileo suppliersNews The European Union has advertised a contract for the first part of the £2.4 billion satellite navigation project.
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Another NHS laptop goes missingNews A laptop stolen from the car of a Colchester University Hospital manager contained the personal details of several thousand patients.
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Nationwide signs BT in £160m outsourcing dealNews Nationwide will outsource its IT services to BT in a seven-year contract, which will see the building society's networks on the 21CN system.
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Government launches £9m internet safety ad campaignNews The plan, meant to raise awareness of the dangers of the internet, will launch this summer.
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Public Sector Roundup: Digital radios for Glasgow's SubwayNews Strathclyde Partnership for Transport updates its rail comms, Barnsley goes green and Humberside Police invests in crime-fighting IT.
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CCTV will now ‘hear’, as well as seeNews CCTV cameras will be able to detect telling noises, such as breaking glass.
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700 Fujitsu IT jobs at riskNews Staff who were working on a terminated NHS IT project could be axed if not redeployed onto other contracts.
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ICANN proposes major domain name changesNews The proposal to allow users to create their own top level domains could offer up millions of new variations for web addresses.
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Oyster cards at risk from cloningNews Researchers in Holland reveal that London’s contactless transport payment cards can be copied, allowing user to travel for free.
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Dundee to become Scotland’s first “fibrecity”News Broadband internet access should be available to 55,000 homes by 2010 by running fibre through the sewers.
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Air travel top 'web-enabled' sectorNews The air transport industry is the first 'truly web-enabled industry,' according to a survey by SITA.
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Six laptops stolen from South London hospitalNews St George's Hospital is the latest in a long string of public sector laptop thefts.
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BCS slams IT degree funding cutsNews But the government has defended its decision not to mark IT as a subject important to the public interest.
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Public Sector Roundup: Technology tackles truancyNews This week, Stafford Sports College automates truancy notification, the MoD launches an online travel service, Manchester Police go mobile and Tandbridge takes housing online.
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Skype 4.0 Beta for Windows released todayNews The updated version of Skype focuses on better management of video calling.
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Police laptop stolen from carNews But Avon and Somerset say the data on their deputy chief constable’s machine is secure.
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Government web sites fall short on support for life eventsNews Transformational government sites have ‘ample room for improvement’, report says.
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3 offers Skype to businessesNews Skype-to-Skype calling and messaging from mobile phones to be available on a new business price plan, following the success of 3's consumer service.
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Nokia maintains smartphone leadNews But Apple's iPhone is catching up on RIM's BlackBerry, a report from Gartner has said.
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3G iPhone Roundup: All the latest rumours...News With Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) starting on Monday, speculation is rife that the iPod maker will unveil its long-awaited 3G iPhone.
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