All content Archive | January 2008

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January 31st
- Availability overtakes security as IT concern
- Where next for LinkedIn?
- Miss Bill Gates' UK swan song?
- An Audience with Bill Gates
- Littlewoods targets online performance
- Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 450r
January 30th
- Google unveils faster, cleverer mobile search
- Wireless warehouses boost manufacturer acquisition
- Businesses not forced to use Microsoft, Gates claims
- Multiple monitors go wireless this year
- Texas claims data storage record with SSD
- Small businesses waste weeks of productivity on IT
January 29th
- Barbour refreshes workforce IT
- Embracing the .Beast
- ITIL adoption growing despite confusion
- VMware's growth slows, but still solid
- Microsoft and WebFusion offer Tech students free web hosting
- Teachers want tech support
- Juniper targets Cisco with EX enterprise switch launch
- Land Rover trials RFID to track parts
- Berners-Lee tops influential technology poll
January 28th
- Nokia cosies up to Trolltech and WWF
- Boost IT, boost UK economy by £35 billion
- Half trust their data is safe
- Music publisher speeds networked application response
- Online shopping booms in popularity
- Honda e-learning supports brand diplomacy
- ICO slams CCTV sound recording
- Technology for dealing with lost laptops
January 26th
- Science fiction's influence on technology: ideas made real
January 25th
- VIA unveils next generation x86 processor platform
- Bourne Leisure manages spending
- Public Sector Roundup: Hospital goes wireless
- BAE and Accenture pull out of ID cards bid
- ICO tells M&S to get encrypted
January 24th
- UK organisations ignore data quality issues
- Dell extends Ubuntu Linux offer in the UK
- Councils homeshore to help unemployed
- HP releases first solid-state PC
January 23rd
- NatWest heads scammers' top 10 aliases
- Dell and Microsoft to release AIDS charity PC
- Data centres unmanned by 2012
- ARM passes 10 billion processor milestone
- Markets unimpressed by record Apple results
- Indian offshore players face challenges in their ascent
January 22nd
- AT&T to push iPhone at business users
- EMC goes SaaS with backup
- Social networking costs UK businesses billions
- Citrix and Microsoft in virtualisation tie-up
- Whitehall lockdown as MoD admits more missing laptops
January 21st
- GNU/Solaris - When the fun begins...
- UPDATED: Data thefts and losses in the UK - Timeline
- Government unaware of "power of technology"
- Fujitsu restructures chip business
January 18th
- Internet plagiarism plagues half of teachers
- Carphone Warehouse figures fail to connect
- School boosts communications with VoIP
- Car-to-kerb comms gets developer boost
- Storm Worm remembered one year on
January 17th
- SATA moves to ditch power cables
January 16th
- Partner ecosystem crucial to Cognos' success
- Carphone Warehouse warned on data protection
- Semantic web adds a touch of SPARQL
- Intel reports record profits
- A billion mobile workers by 2011, says IDC
- Sun pays $1 billion for MySQL
- SMS data capture service begins trials
- Motorola launches VoIP enabled barcode scanner
January 15th
- Apple unveils MacBook Air ultra thin laptop
- UPDATED: UK sites involved in massive website hack
- NPIA denies UK role in global crime database
- Super advocates boost social network marketing
- New Look optimises inventory fulfilment
January 14th
- Red Hat at the crossroads
- Quantum Scalar i2000 Tape Library
- IT PRO reports from the Macworld Steve Jobs keynote
- UK's top supercomputer to study climate change
January 11th
- Shell's IT outsourcing plans lambasted
- UK businesses still favouring India for offshoring
- Intel facing New York antitrust investigation
- IM, chat and P2P network attacks up in 2007
- Public Sector Roundup: Simple anti-virus for school
January 10th
- Survey finds M&A experience key IT skill
- CES 2008: Making money with RFID
- BETT: Anti-bullying software for a million students
January 9th
- Storm worm targets Barclays, Halifax customers
- New chief executive for Mozilla
- Blu-ray's mountain to climb: is the format war really over?
- CES 2008: Solid State storage set for massive price drop
- Peugeot locates dealership potential
January 8th
- CES 2008: News Roundup - Bluetooth is 10 years old
- Demand for IT pros hits high
- Cambridge signs multi-million pound VoIP deal
- Bus tickets go mobile
- Five Startups to watch in 2008
- Microsoft offers $1.2 billion to acquire Fast
- Security policy failing Web 2.0 development
- CES 2008: Intel envisages personal, more predictive web
- CES 2008: Yahoo aims to simplify inboxes
- CES 2008: Big screens and free trade
January 7th
- Gmail designer leaves Google
- Wikia search engine goes live
- Manchester Airport's BI helps lift one bag rule
- Commercialising Social Networking
- Viglen HXBL200 Blade Server
- Socitm pilots Aspire rollout
January 4th
- Access all areas
- Companies underestimate IT's sustainability factor
- Highways Agency signs £75m IT outsourcing deal
- Eurostar connects with key UK rail operators for online sales
- Russia wants Cyrillic web
January 3rd
- Ransomware in the wild again
- Nokia Siemens snaps up Apertio for €140 million
- Specsavers focuses on customer service
January 2nd
- AOL pulls plug on Netscape browser
January 1st
- Is the iPhone fit for business? Part two