News Archive | May 2007

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May 31st
- Scientists store artificial "memories" in neuron network
- Gates and Jobs appear together on stage
- Verisign chief quits
- Orange unveils new business tariffs
May 30th
- Palm launches Foleo smartphone companion
- Emerging mobile world may benefit from developed ARPU decline
- Cable and Wireless blames sacked executive for missing database
- Fujitsu Siemens launch storage robot
- NEC stung by kickback scheme
- Avaya a takeover target?
May 29th
- Six hospitals sign up to 'scan and save' initiative
- Toshiba adds AMD chips to cheaper laptops
May 28th
- IT PRO News roundup: Ofcom delays 3G auction, LogicaCMG dumps CEO, Microsoft cancels major user conference
May 25th
- VA Software rebrands as SourceForge
- c2c starts onboard Wi-Fi trial
- RAF network to help train UK and US pilots
- SAP's TomorrowNow plans for future despite Oracle legal threat
- Scientists close to cracking 1024-bit RSA encryption
May 24th
- The Wireless Event: Westminster launches Wi-Fi application innovation challenge
- New anti-phishing database starts in July
- The Wireless Event: Businesses will still need in-building equipment for WiMax success
- BT rolls out worldwide MPLS VPN for NestlÃ©
May 23rd
- Moss Plastic Parts links up European offices with new Wan
- The Wireless Event: Industry won't repeat voice roaming mistakes with data
- The Wireless Event: BT and Sony turn PSP into multimedia phone
- Royal Surrey County Hospital rolls out Nas gateway
- Cisco, RSA launch San-based encryption
May 22nd
- US Supreme Court rejects telco antitrust lawsuit
- McAfee launch 10 Gigabit Ethernet IPS appliance
- Google launches revamped trend analysis
- Western Digital unveils Scorpio 250GB laptop hard disk
May 21st
- Work Wise Week: Smarter working is good for the environment
- Turn off servers to go green, experts plead
- Hybrid SSL/keylogger gozi trojan steals personal data
- Conferencing helps BT leave smaller carbon footprint
- IBM launches world's fastest chip
May 18th
- Web censorship has little impact on business
- Nationwide upgrades mainframes and storage
- AMD casts light on Griffin and Puma plans
May 17th
- The end of 32-bit Windows is nigh!
- Cable & Wireless and Virgin Media team up in LLU deal
- Telcos must embrace VoD vision to succeed
- IBM equips non-techies with development prowess
- Gates: the PC is the phone
May 16th
- Web malware exploded in 2006
- 802.11n begins final certification
- Work Wise Week: Westminster to save £11 million with flexible working
May 15th
- IBM facing organized labor action over rumored layoffs
- Microsoft reveals name of new Windows Server
May 14th
- HP launches "bullet-proof" storage array
- Online auctions save government £7 million on IT
- UK PLC more secure than last year
- More than 200 patents infringed by free software, says Microsoft
May 11th
- Microsoft makes sacrifices to ship Viridian on time
- Borders fulfils web vision with order management software
- Exam body turns to RFID to curb cheating
- Ericsson delivers millionth GSM base station
- Criminal gangs engage in turf war over botnets
- Microsoft, SanDisk to develop secure USB flash drives
- Visual Studio meets Blackberry
- RIM makes the BlackBerry talk to your PABX
May 10th
- IT salaries jump 5.5 per cent
- Hitachi claims world's fastest laptop drive
- ID card and ePassport costs jump to £5.3 billion
- Half of UK workers don't know what to do if hacked
May 9th
- Galileo sat-nav faces "grave crisis"
- Poor Wi-Fi controls and security enabled TK Maxx data theft
- Users resort to DIY fixes to avoid IT department
May 8th
- Ubuntu planning October launch of mobile Linux edition
- AT&T says pricetag up, audience down for next-generation broadband service
- Wave-and-pay cards to launch in London
- Laptop theft poses identity theft risk to M&S staff
- Windows Live Hotmail launches worldwide
- Virgin Media throttles back broadband service for heavy downloaders
- Tesco checks out £18m Xansa contract extension
- New worm spread via USB flash drives
May 4th
- Second Life citizens organize technological protest
- Post Office uses barcodes to authorise cash payouts to public
- Phishing attacks increase, viruses wane
- Micro Focus buys Acucorp
- IP telephony services accused of freeloading
May 3rd
- Gartner details top 10 disruptive technologies
- IT industry must unite to protect environment
- Healthcare digital imaging market to grow by 75 per cent
- Blu-ray copy protection group criticised over hack
- Lost email means lost business for a third of companies
May 2nd
- Voice to verify online payments
- Go green now, says new IT group
- Lastminute to offer pocket interpreters
- Users must guard against shoulder surfing
May 1st
- Dell to ship computers with Ubuntu Linux installed
- Micro Focus to tackle application portfolio management
- Digital divide costing older people jobs
- Experts cast doubts over electronic voting in UK elections
- Protect people's privacy, says Information Commissioner
- Cisco upgrades switches to give IT managers more control
- Data centres run risk of power outages