News Archive | August 2006

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August 31st
- Nokia and Dell top the green league
- Sainsbury's £3.5 million battle against skimmers
August 30th
- Americans lag behind Europeans in IP take up
- Interim IEEE 802.11n products certified from 2007
- AT&T hung up by hack
- Microsoft investigates leak of "Office" videos
August 29th
- Virgin hopes managed services deal will take off
- More internet access needed in classrooms say teachers
August 25th
- IBM extends quad-core range
- Google unites with industry to stamp out child pornography
- Amazon gets Elasticated
- Citrix to target branch offices, with help from Microsoft
- Apple recalls 1.8 million batteries made by Sony
August 24th
- Internet addicts halfway house opens in Shanghai
August 23rd
- Logica CMG on million-pound shopping spree
- Spammers charged for pump and dump scam
August 22nd
- Three AOL employees depart following data breach
- Milton Keynes first to get WiMax
- UK businesses gripped by BlackBerry fever
August 18th
- AMD wins over Dell for desktops
- FSA outsources application development
- Debian Linux gets HP seal of approval
- Boeing's in-flight broadband service takes a nose dive
August 17th
- Firefox crop circle appears
August 16th
- Finns win virtual contest
- Disgruntled eBay users revolt
August 15th
- Depressed IT staff eager for career change
- Google: when is a verb not a verb?
- Dell recalls exploding batteries
August 14th
- Sun shows off first modular StorageTek storage arrays
August 11th
- Baby author sues mums over message board postings
August 10th
- HSBC flaw exposed by Cardiff University hackers
- Kaspersky warns of crossover IM worm
- New UK airport procedures create chaos for business travellers
August 9th
- Cisco results defy analyst expectations
- Microsoft patch numbers hit record high
August 8th
- Cameroon gets wise to typosquatting scam
- Keylogging Trojan uses unique attack
August 7th
- Analysis: Broadband over power lines coming - but not over here
- Nigeria moves to shut down spam scam
August 4th
- Accounting scandal may eat at core of Apple's $3bn profits
- Norfolk residents get free wireless broadband for two years
- Skype clears McAfee for VoIP scanning
- Microsoft warns of Super Patch Tuesday
- Analysis: Remember NetWare?
- Nokia is the mobile of choice for London muggers
- MSN Space sibling enters the world
August 3rd
- IBM goes on spending spree
- Ruiz on a roll
- Virtual ID cards strengthen the battle against online predators
- Waitrose keeps shelves stocked with new BI system
August 2nd
- Co-operative Financial Services cuts a third of costs with better service
- Microsoft files patent complaint against Belkin
August 1st
- IBM servers go green
- Heatwave highlights poor IT management
- IBM slips ahead of Dell for small businesses
- Analysis: Power outages causing network rethink