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IT spending down for the first time since 2001
Analyst firm Gartner has painted a bleak picture of the IT industry in the months and years to come.
David Neal
Apr 1 2009 2:10PM
Financial Services
Google announces funding arm
Google has announced a new arm of its business, Google Ventures, a technology investment fund.
David Neal
Apr 1 2009 12:24AM
Financial Services
Cyber crime profits running into trillions of dollars
A recent warning from AT&T's chief security officer, Edward Amoroso, that the cost of cyber crime is running into trillions of dollars has been confirmed by security firm Finjan..
David Neal
Mar 30 2009 8:54AM
Security
TomTom countersues Microsoft
Microsoft has revealed this week that sat-nav firm TomTom is counter-suing the Redmond company for an alleged patent breach.
David Neal
Mar 21 2009 7:28AM
Software
Smartphone sales to soar as app stores proliferate
Mobile users are increasingly turning to complex multimedia-centric applications, and smartphones will account for 23 per cent of all new handsets sold by 2013, according to Juniper Research.
David Neal
Mar 10 2009 6:22AM
Hardware
HP touts new business intelligence services
HP has announced a number of new business intelligence services that it said would help firms improve corporate governance and reduce operating costs.
David Neal
Mar 5 2009 5:51AM
Software
European Commission eases Microsoft anti-trust monitoring
The European Commission (EC) has announced today that it is easing off on Microsoft and its enforcement of a 2004 anti-trust ruling.
David Neal
Mar 5 2009 5:50AM
Software
Symantec outlines Project Guru service
Symantec has used the Demo 09 conference in California to preview a new web-based service that lets technology experts work as problem fixers for friends and family without having to travel to their physical location.
David Neal
Mar 4 2009 6:14AM
Security
Yahoo spent US$79m fending off Microsoft
A recent financial filing by Yahoo has revealed the financial cost of its attempts to fend off the advances of Microsoft as it sought to create a search marketing partnership.
David Neal
Mar 3 2009 6:01AM
Strategy
Microsoft reveals details of Gazelle browser
Microsoft researchers are working on a new browser called Gazelle which it promises will have some impressive new features and capabilities.
David Neal
Feb 24 2009 5:28AM
Software
Nortel closes mobile WiMax business
Telecoms firm Nortel has announced today that it is to discontinue its mobile WiMax business.
David Neal
Jan 31 2009 1:28PM
Networking
Fujitsu to launch zero-watt PC
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has made a number of announcements ahead of this year's Cebit technology trade show in Hanover in March, including what it describes as a zero-watt PC.
David Neal
Jan 21 2009 6:26AM
Hardware
CIOs should do more bragging
Being a strong figurehead in a senior IT role is the best way to get the most from an IT strategy and your career, according to research by recruitment firm Harvey Nash.
David Neal
Jan 20 2009 6:45AM
Training & Development
Google improves password security
Google has unveiled new administration tools designed to improve the use of passwords, in order to boost security for customers using its Google Apps hosted enterprise software offerings.
David Neal
Jan 19 2009 10:42AM
Security
Google improves password security
Google has unveiled new administration tools designed to improve the use of passwords, in order to boost security for customers using its Google Apps hosted enterprise software offerings.
David Neal
Jan 17 2009 8:59AM
Security
Nokia abandons WiMax
Nokia has ended production of its only mobile device based on WiMax, the n810 handheld computer, in what will come as a blow to the struggling wireless technology as it seeks to wrest market share from Wi-Fi.
David Neal
Jan 12 2009 6:52AM
Telco/ISP
Microsoft plans low-key Patch Tuesday
Microsoft is planning to release just one security fix in its next Patch Tuesday update, the first of 2009.
David Neal
Jan 12 2009 6:52AM
Security
WebEx collaboration now available on iPhone
Apple and Cisco Systems have used the Macworld Expo in San Francisco to release a version of Cisco's WebEx Meeting Center collaboration application designed to run on Apple's iPhone 3G and iPod touch.
David Neal
Jan 8 2009 2:42PM
Software
Samsung releases green solid state drive
Samsung has used the Storage Visions 2009 show in Las Vegas to demonstrate an enterprise-level 2.5in 100GB solid state drive (SSD) designed to handle applications such as online order processing and video on demand.
David Neal
Jan 8 2009 6:55AM
Storage
HP launches iPhone photo app
HP has launched an application that allows iPhone users to print their photos and pictures wirelessly.
David Neal
Dec 24 2008 6:55AM
Software
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