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Dell under fire for 'missing' printer cable

Rumours of FireWire death 'exaggerated'

HCF automates claims processing with ILOG BRMS

Symantec integrates technology to boost endpoint security

Hubble captures stellar fireworks display

PrecisionPoint Software, Zap’s OEM agreement

UK attracts strong inward IT investment

Fidelity admits theft of data on 2.3m customers

Linksys’ dual-mode Internet telephony kit out through the channel

Nanotech paves way for multi-coloured digital ink

Kyocera cries foul over HP printer ad

Thai cabinet revokes army order to censor Internet

Thursday, 5th July 2007

Headlines

	Dell under fire for 'missing' printer cable
	Rumours of FireWire death 'exaggerated'
	HCF automates claims processing with ILOG BRMS
	Symantec integrates technology to boost endpoint security
	Hubble captures stellar fireworks display
	PrecisionPoint Software, Zap’s OEM agreement
	UK attracts strong inward IT investment
	Fidelity admits theft of data on 2.3m customers
	Linksys’ dual-mode Internet telephony kit out through the channel
	Nanotech paves way for multi-coloured digital ink
	Kyocera cries foul over HP printer ad
	Thai cabinet revokes army order to censor Internet

Breaking news, Dell has come under fire for failing to include an essential printer cable in one of its PC and printer bundles.

Also making news, 1394 Trade Association has hit back at research suggesting that FireWire, interface will suffer a slow death in the face of overwhelming competition from the rival USB2 standard.

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Hardware

Dell under fire for 'missing' printer cable
£14 (A$33) cable not included in package price.
By Robert Jaques

Hardware

Rumours of FireWire death 'exaggerated'
Life in the old dog yet, according to trade association.
By Robert Jaques

Applications

HCF automates claims processing with ILOG BRMS
HCF attempts straight through processing, reduce claim handling and
settlement costs with new software.

By Staff Writers

Security

Symantec integrates technology to boost endpoint security
Symantec has announced the release of its latest security application - five technologies in one.
By Negar Salek

IT Services

Hubble captures stellar fireworks display
Astronomers enjoy show that is 12.5 million light years away.
By Robert Jaques

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Applications

PrecisionPoint Software, Zap’s OEM agreement
Partnership between UK software vendor and local software provider promises Microsoft Dynamics ERP customers financial, customer and supply chain intelligence solution.

By Staff Writers

Finance

UK attracts strong inward IT investment
The UK is second only to the US in attracting foreign investors.
By Iain Thomson

Security

Fidelity admits theft of data on 2.3m customers
Bank and credit card numbers lifted from payment monitoring firm.
By Shaun Nichols

Telco/ISP

Linksys’ dual-mode Internet telephony kit out through the channel
Cisco brand Linksys adds dual-mode Internet Telephony Kit with Skype to its iPhone range.
By Staff Writers

Research/Trends

Nanotech paves way for multi-coloured digital ink
US researchers control colour with magnetism.
By Robert Jaques

Hardware

Kyocera cries foul over HP printer ad
Complaint sent to the ASA.
By Iain Thomson

Internet

Thai cabinet revokes army order to censor Internet
Thailand's military-appointed cabinet lifted on Tuesday an order by the coup council to shut down Web sites deemed threatening to the constitutional monarchy, Communication Minister Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom said.
By Staff Writers