News Archive | January 2007

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January 31st
- BBC Trust approves iPlayer download service
- Floppy disks scrapped by PC World
- Vista Launch: IT professionals call Vista a distraction
- W3C publishes standard for technical drawings on web sites
- Banks failing to act on business ID theft
January 30th
- Vista Launch: The impact of Vista and Office on developers
- Stolen TK Maxx credit card details used to commit fraud
- Vista Launch: Windows Vista goes on sale in the UK
January 29th
- Vista Launch: No midnight madness for UK Vista launch?
- Trojans found on TomTom sat navs
- Lenovo and HP showcase new desktop offerings
- Symantec buys endpoint security firm Altiris
January 26th
- Google Video benefits from YouTube search integration
- Vista Launch: Cracked Vista copies hide malware
- World Economic Forum: Technology offers climate change solutions
- ZSL uses RFID tags to study wasps
- Google Groups adds new features
January 25th
- Sciencehorizons encourages technology talk
- Bank customers embrace two-factor authentication
- World Economic Forum: Technology changing the face of business
- OFT green lights BT purchase of PlusNet
January 24th
- World Economic Forum: Internet increases global risk
- OpenCloud to launch real-time text/talk app in UK
- Public official arrested after falling for 419 scam
- Computacenter launches green IT advisory service
- Power shifts dominate World Economic Forum
- Intel adds 802.11n support to Centrino
January 23rd
- IT contractors expect raise of 10 per cent
- Fujitsu colours its Lifebooks with built-in Orange data cards
- Criminals aim at mobile phone banking
January 22nd
- Microsoft responds to Vista DRM criticism
- Malware more compatible with Vista than anti-malware products
- Apple's 50 per cent profit margin on iPhone
- Cisco complies with GPL; releases missing iPhone source code
- Storm worm causes weekend of trouble
January 19th
- IT contractors face tax charge changes
- Dell and HP tie for first place in 2006 shipment race
- Russian gang defrauds bank customers with trojan
- Social networking threat to businesses
January 18th
- M&S makes 2012 carbon neutrality pledge
- Microsoft and Nortel unveil ICA roadmap
- Apple reports massive sales increase
January 17th
- Fears over EU data retention law "gold-plating"
- US-CERT warns of Acer laptop vulnerability
- Birmingham's Bullring buys into Wi-Fi
- Seagate unveils new 15K 2.5 inch drive
January 16th
- Vodafone calls on SAP to be strategic global supplier
- Nortel and Siemens win PBT contracts with BT
- Most likely person to hack: your colleague
January 15th
- Directory harvest attacks rocketed in 2006
- WiMax and Wi-Fi will be mobile broadband's energy saviour
- Apple calls in the legal eagles over copycat iPhone interface
- Undocumented Windows APIs used by Microsoft - Expert testifies
January 12th
- Recruitment predictions suggest IT market is still stable
- Hackers turn to code obfuscation
- Apple AirPort Extreme to include shared drive support
- PayPal launches anti-phishing security device
- Apple determined to keep control over iPhone software
January 11th
- Crypto expert predicts demise of next gen DVD security
January 10th
- Spooks help out on Vista security
- Teradata to spin off from NCR
- Brocade buys Silverback Systems
January 9th
- Apple takes the wraps off its 'magical' iPhone
- Kimberly-Clark embraces offshore outsourcing
- Hybrid DVD products will not end format war
- Saddam execution "footage" hides deadly virus payload
- Wireless hotspots cause customer confusion
January 8th
- Vodafone finally gives birth to broadband baby
- CES 2007: Windows Vista Ultimate extras and features revealed
- CES 2007: Microsoft's Home Server
- SMS still alive and well despite new breed of messaging apps
January 5th
- uSwitch fortells of dial-up's demise
- Samsung shows off double-sided LCD brainchild
- Motorola 'very disappointed' with Q4 financial performance
- Play Tetris on a chip and pin terminal
- Hitachi unveils one terabyte disk drive
January 4th
- Clarks kicks off store-wide IT upgrade
- E-Retailers must offer multiple online payment methods
- Hillingdon invests £4 million to focus on service delivery
- Disk drive companies ally on hybrid drives
- Samsung ships first 50nm 16Gb NAND flash memory
January 3rd
- Criminal threat to data centres
- New EU rules to stamp email scams