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August 31
- Inertia the obstacle to Linux on the desktop
- Telehealth market set for boom
- Dell's preliminary Q2 results toast good health
- Public Sector Roundup: Pens and CCTV go digital
- Dunfermline hunts down risk
August 30
- AMD invests in virtual desktop
- IFA 2007: Samsung goes for ease of use
- Swindon Commercial Services gets fit for business
- BT and Xansa team up for £128 million BPO deal
- Microsoft talks up Parlano acquisition plans
- BT in million-pound schools contract
August 29
- Scottish Parliament outsources IT support
- XML-based standards gain momentum
- New exploit hits MSN Messenger
August 28
- Google's CFO plans end-of-year retirement
- TM Lewin updates IT systems for growth
- Does Sony software install a rootkit?
- Acer snaps up Gateway for $710 million
- Dell unveils energy efficient OptiPlex 755
- Ambulance service in Essex signals Airwave pilot success
August 27
- Hardware hacker's iPhone unlock may be illegal
August 24
- Nokia sales remain strong
- Virgin Games goes for lean, green storage
- Windows 95 is 12 today
- Trackable schoolwear in development
- Fujitsu Services builds green data centre on brownfield site
- Vodafone unveils BlackBerry Curve 8310
- Bedfordshire Police finds BlackBerry devices very arresting
- Monster waited five days to disclose data breach
August 23
- Q&A: Lenovo COO Fran O'Sullivan
- Get ready for HPC in the mainstream
- Yoggie Management Server and Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro
- IBM System x3650 Server
- NEC Express5800/320Fb-LR Fault Tolerant Server
- EqualLogic PS3800XV Storage Array
- Sweet maker updates ITIL data centre management
- SAP gears up for SaaS launch
- Why don't tech savvy students study IT?
August 22
- IT market to split into tech and business
- Southampton signs ten-year IT deal with Capita
- IBA raises offer in bidding war for iSoft
- BT TradeSpace teams up with PayPal
- Laptops help Apple increase PC market share
- Email more popular than phones
- Monster.com falls victim to trojan attack
August 21
- Technical issues test contact centre efficiency
- UCL plans patient tracking IT
- Firms blocking Facebook
- Wipro becomes test lab for Wi-Fi Alliance
- Public Sector Roundup: Councils cut their paperwork
- Paramount backs HD DVD
August 20
- IT managers waste budgets on storage
- Corsair launches hardware PIN-secured USB flash drive
- Cisco MDS 9124 Fibre Channel Switch
- Civica wins Glasgow housing deal
- Italian police arrest phishing gang
- BT buys Basilica to boost SME business
- Teradata launches server for green data centres
August 17
- Research warns of IP traffic explosion
- MedTel eases contention with EasyNet
- Domino's serves up text-based pizza ordering
- CD celebrates 25th anniversary
- IBM unleashes Lotus Notes 8
- BCS urges alternative routes to IT careers
- Postini launches email discovery tool
- Nokia seeks to bar Qualcomm imports
August 16
- Why spam still poses a danger
- Financial firms face IT inequities
August 15
- Converged network suppliers get vote of confidence
- Education Roundup: £1,000 for tech students?
- Hotmail storage increased to 5GB
- Co-op to survey customers with chip-and-pin
- Oracle ships 11g for Linux
- Facebook users easily fooled by thieving frog
- EasyJet outsources network infrastructure
- Law firm launches MiFID website
August 14
- VMware IPO shares soar 79 per cent on debut
- Network Rail outsources IT to CSC and SCC
- Windows Server 2008 to support Exchange Server 2007
- Escape Studios builds business with new storage
- SCO's estranged relationship with Linux
- UK leads Europe in IT skills
- HP and Accenture co-develop event monitoring tool
- Google and Microsoft increase online storage
August 13
- IBM to refresh Marks and Spencer's retail IT
- HTC Touch
- Criminals steal police mobile phone data server
- Hackers deface UN website in protest over US and Israel
- ISPs threaten sanctions on BBC iPlayer users
- AMD patches ATI Vista driver flaw
- Social networking to drive mobile broadband
- "Don't hold us liable for breaches", industry tells MPs
August 10
- Digital divide holding electronic security back
- Virtual worlds a security risk, Gartner warns
- IT procurement for schools is 'unstructured'
- RSA acquires Tablus
- Hertfordshire school gets cashless canteen IT
- College cuts call costs by 70 per cent
- Ofcom kills off UWB licences
- Hotlan trojan focuses on Hotmail, Gmail accounts
- Thomas Pink streamlines online sales
- New software tool predicts risk from diseases
August 9
- Businesses must embrace tech to attract young workers
- EXCLUSIVE: IBM System Storage DS3400 Express
- Civica lands £50 million school IT deals
- Microsoft applauds IP-protecting prison sentence
August 8
- Criminals offer phishing kits on the net for free
- Harlequins tackles new sales and marketing systems
- CCTV runs risk of data protection breach
- Asda saves £200,000 with electronic expenses
- Grid computing takes on Google
- UK hoarding £1 billion worth of mobile phones
- Two fingerprints a minute for visa body
August 7
- Card companies - and the slow road to security
- MoD gets its own travel site
- Microsoft gains on Apache in web server war
- Fujitsu LifeBook P7230
- Facial recognition and cameras help catch terrorists
- IT pros unhappy at work
- Judge reverses $1.5 billion Microsoft patent decision
August 6
- Smart meters to cut business footprint
- IBM buys Princeton Softech
- IT managers spend too much time buying
August 5
- 2.5GHz - taking wireless broadband mobile
August 3
- Education Roundup: £60 million for student tech
- Mobile operators meet EU roaming rules
- EXCLUSIVE: Juniper Networks SSG 550 UTM appliance review
- Dell snaps up ASAP for $340 million
- Red Hat delays launch of Global Desktop Linux
August 2
- £80 million IT system to hold military medical records
- E-borders to cost £1.2 billion
- LateRooms.com unveils mobile offering
- TelecityRedbus to build new Amsterdam datacentre
- Watchdog calls for halt to e-voting pilots
- Laser printers as unhealthy as smoking