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Researchers build autodestruct code for personal data
Code will self-delete after set period.
Iain Thomson
Jul 22 2009 2:59PM
Security
Google opens up the moon on Google Earth
Plug-in shows 3D animations, photos and video footage.
Iain Thomson
Jul 21 2009 11:50AM
Oddware
Microsoft releases code under GPL
U-turn at Redmond.
Iain Thomson
Jul 21 2009 11:31AM
Software
Top 10 strangest characters in IT
The most eccentric oddballs of the tech world.
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Iain Thomson
Jul 20 2009 7:15AM
Oddware
Amazon deletes e-books in Orwellian moment
That book you bought? We'll have it back now.
Iain Thomson
Jul 20 2009 7:15AM
Oddware
Application controls needed to block mobile malware
Security nightmare if development completely open.
Iain Thomson
Jul 17 2009 3:09PM
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Application controls needed to block mobile malware
Security nightmare if development completely open.
Iain Thomson
Jul 17 2009 10:06AM
Security
Nokia bullish on smartphones despite poor results
Increases share of smartphone market despite sales fall.
Iain Thomson
Jul 17 2009 10:05AM
Business
Visa computer error leads to US$23 quadrillion overdraft
Pack of cigarettes costs US$23,148,855,308,184,500.
Iain Thomson
Jul 16 2009 3:55PM
Technology
Major shakedown coming in mobile phone market
LG, Motorola and Samsung advised to change course.
Iain Thomson
Jul 14 2009 4:12PM
Technology
Semiconductor business has hit the bottom says Gartner
Sees orders picking up, but a memory crash is coming.
Iain Thomson
Jul 14 2009 12:45PM
Technology
Tagged.com faces legal action for data fraud
Accused of falsifying hits and spamming users.
Iain Thomson
Jul 10 2009 3:11PM
Software
US government websites taken down in hacking attacks
Several important US government web sites were shut down by hackers over the July 4th holiday weekend it has been revealed.
Iain Thomson
Jul 8 2009 3:25PM
Security
Marc Andreessen forms venture capital firm
Calling startups in enterprise sphere.
Iain Thomson
Jul 8 2009 12:22AM
Financial Services
Programmer accused of stealing Goldman Sachs source code
Missing code hidden on German server?
Iain Thomson
Jul 7 2009 2:39PM
Software
Firefox 3.5 off to a storming start
Five million downloads and counting.
Iain Thomson
Jul 2 2009 6:31AM
Software
Yahoo to build 'chicken coop' data centre
Greenest facility yet.
Iain Thomson
Jul 2 2009 6:31AM
Networking
Microsoft issues critical SharePoint SP2 fix
Microsoft has issued a fix for a licensing flaw that had affected its SharePoint software since the introduction of service pack two (SP2).
Iain Thomson
Jun 30 2009 6:37AM
Software
Bloggers have no right to privacy, says British court
The High Court in London has ruled that bloggers have no right to privacy under British law since “blogging is essentially a public rather than a private activity.”
Iain Thomson
Jun 18 2009 11:00AM
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EMC and NetApp fight to buy Data Domain
New legal challenges muddle corporate fight.
Iain Thomson
Jun 18 2009 10:22AM
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