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Diskeeper launches solid state drive optimiser
Storage maintenance firm Diskeeper has unveiled what it claims is the first optimiser designed exclusively for solid state drives (SSDs), promising faster performance and extended lifespan.
Ian Williams
Jan 14 2009 6:42AM
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Google debunks search energy usage claims
Google has denied claims that just two searches on its site uses the same amount of energy as boiling a kettle.
Ian Williams
Jan 13 2009 6:44AM
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Kingston unveils first solid state drives
Kingston is making its first foray into the solid state drive (SSD) market using technology developed by Intel.
Ian Williams
Jan 9 2009 2:39AM
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Bob Muglia moves up in the Microsoft world
Bob Muglia, a 21-year veteran at Microsoft, has been named president of the software giant's Server and Tools Business.
Ian Williams
Jan 7 2009 6:44AM
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Tech firms dominate patent league table
Tech firms are leading the way in innovation if patent applications are any indication, according to the latest survey published by IEEE Spectrum, the magazine of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Ian Williams
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Toshiba unveils 512GB solid state drive
Toshiba has unveiled the world's first 2.5in 512GB solid state drive (SSD), designed to provide a high level of performance and endurance for use in notebook computers, and gaming and home entertainment systems.
Ian Williams
Dec 19 2008 6:18AM
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Wireless Power Consortium pushes for standard
A consortium of eight companies has launched an initiative to develop a wireless power standard aimed at driving development and convenience in electronics charging.
Ian Williams
Dec 19 2008 6:18AM
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Yahoo cuts data retention times
In an attempt to bolster trust with its users, Yahoo has revamped its global data retention policy, promising to anonymise user log data within 90 days, half the period stipulated by the EU.
Ian Williams
Dec 18 2008 2:51PM
Storage
New font uses holes to cut ink use
Dutch marketing and communications company Spranq has come up with a novel and free way of slashing printer ink costs by developing a font with holes in it.
Ian Williams
Dec 18 2008 6:34AM
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Generic top-level domains could cause havoc
The introduction of generic top-level domains (TLDs) could wreak havoc across the internet if not implemented carefully and with suitable regulations in place to help minimise the risk of abuse.
Ian Williams
Dec 17 2008 6:12AM
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Ericsson and Intel lock down laptops
Intel and Ericsson are teaming up to help make laptops more secure by ensuring that Ericsson's mobile broadband modules are interoperable with Intel's anti-theft PC protection technology.
Ian Williams
Dec 13 2008 1:16AM
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Symantec offers disaster recovery for virtual machines
Symantec is collaborating with VMware to deliver enhanced high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) systems for virtualisation environments.
Ian Williams
Dec 12 2008 12:13AM
Software
Virgin Mobile taps Yahoo for search
Virgin Mobile has signed an exclusive deal with Yahoo to offer mobile search, including sponsored search and listings, through a newly developed portal.
Ian Williams
Dec 2 2008 6:37AM
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Psystar case reveals Apple's lax approach to email management
Apple's anti-trust battle against Mac clone vendor Psystar has thrown up a damning revelation regarding Apple's corporate email and document retention policy, or rather its apparent lack of such a policy.
Ian Williams
Nov 25 2008 6:11AM
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Xerox claims energy efficient toner breakthrough
Xerox has developed a new type of toner using nanotechnology which it claims can help cut the overall power consumption of digital printing devices by 15 to 30 per cent.
Ian Williams
Nov 21 2008 6:34AM
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Mobile chargers get green rating system
Five of the major mobile phone manufacturers have launched a common energy rating system for phone chargers to help consumers make greener choices.
Ian Williams
Nov 20 2008 6:10AM
Hardware
Integrated service providers moving to SaaS
Nearly half of independent software vendors (ISVs) are offering products on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model rather than via traditional product sales, according to hosting firm Rackspace.
Ian Williams
Nov 19 2008 6:36AM
Software
Piracy more 'convenient' than the legal options
Digital piracy is viewed by many as simply a more convenient alternative to obtaining content from most legal online channels, according to a report by business law firm Olswang.
Ian Williams
Nov 18 2008 6:20AM
Software
Analysis: Online security war is social not technical
The biggest obstacle to eradicating, or at least minimising, e-crime is not a technical challenge but a social one, according to F-Secure researcher Mikko Hyppönen.
Ian Williams
Nov 15 2008 10:20AM
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F-Secure touts cloud-based security
The amount of malware being punted around the internet is growing at an exponential rate, and traditional locally-based protection applications will soon buckle under the strain, web security firm F-Secure has warned.
Ian Williams
Nov 14 2008 6:34AM
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