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Recent articles by Andrew Charlesworth
Apple settles iPod battery suit
Apple has settled a lawsuit in Canada over the battery life of its iPod music player by issuing US$45 store vouchers..
Andrew Charlesworth
May 13 2008 7:26AM
Hardware
Microsoft appeals latest EC fine
Microsoft is to appeal against the European Commission's €899 million fine for failing to honour a four year-old antitrust agreement..
Andrew Charlesworth
May 13 2008 7:26AM
Software
Data breach bosses 'should go to jail'
A quarter of IT security professionals believe that heads of companies which suffer serious breaches of confidential consumer data should go to jail, a recent survey reveals..
Andrew Charlesworth
Apr 9 2008 1:04PM
Security
IBM builds SOA social network
IBM has built a social network for anyone interested in service oriented architecture (SOA)..
Andrew Charlesworth
Apr 9 2008 7:22AM
Software
MacBook Air hacked in two minutes
A three-way hacking contest between Apple, Windows and Linux laptops has ended in the Mac caving in first - in just two minutes..
Andrew Charlesworth
Mar 31 2008 7:38AM
Security
Bristol boffins bring quantum computing closer
Quantum computers have come a step closer thanks to the efforts of physicists at Bristol University..
Andrew Charlesworth
Mar 29 2008 11:01AM
Hardware
Technology struts world stage at Davos
The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum kicks off in Switzerland on 23 January under the theme 'The Power of Collaborative Innovation'..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jan 22 2008 7:05AM
Strategy
Cognos snaps up Applix for US$339 million
Business intelligence tools vendor Cognos is to buy analytics company Applix for $339 million.
Andrew Charlesworth
Sep 10 2007 9:51AM
Software
Converged voice and data makes for better outsourcing
IT outsourcing works best for organisations when voice and data networks are converged, according to a recent report from BT.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 22 2007 10:43AM
Telco/ISP
IBM boosts mashups with Expeditor 6.1.1
IBM has unveiled a revamped version of Lotus Expeditor designed to allow businesses to create mashup applications blending web services with enterprise data across multiple platforms.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 22 2007 8:01AM
Networking
US to change multi-patent rules
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will change its rules to speed up the processing of patent claims for inventions which include more than one innovation.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 21 2007 8:29AM
Strategy
Chinese baby named 'at' symbol
A Chinese couple has tried to name their baby boy '@', despite an official ban on names using foreign alphabets and minority Chinese languages.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 19 2007 12:16PM
Software
Education and coordination required to combat cyber crime
Cyber crime can only be reduced by educating consumers and co-ordinating efforts by all parties involved in internet commerce, say security experts..
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 13 2007 2:05PM
Security
NSA can tap a third of world's telecoms
The US National Security Agency (NSA) now has the legal right to monitor over a third of the world's telecoms traffic.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 13 2007 11:13AM
Telco/ISP
Terabyte hard drive for laptops
Fujitsu has developed a hard disk manufacturing technology that will cram 1.2 Terabytes (TB) of data – or 1,200GB – on to a standard laptop drive.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 13 2007 11:06AM
Hardware
Nokia Prisms get colourful
Phones that want to be seen as well as heard.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 10 2007 2:29PM
Telco/ISP
Robotic dancer takes the floor
Arctic Monkeys flashback to 1984.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 10 2007 2:13PM
Hardware
Fingerprints get more revealing
Chemical residue analysed for gender, diet and other agents.
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 10 2007 2:09PM
Security
Social networks change music purchasing habits
Social networking sites are having a dramatic affect on the way UK consumers discover and purchase new music, according to a recent report.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jul 31 2007 12:30PM
Software
Homeland Security warns on US power threat
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has set out security requirements for automated control systems, principally in the power industry, to protect installations against physical and cyber-attacks.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jul 31 2007 11:00AM
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