All content Archive | November 2007

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November 30th
- The Pier assures networks in time for Christmas
- Fasthosts' FTP spaces compromised
- Teen hacker arrest shows clampdown continues
- Public Sector Roundup: Plate scanner cuts crime
- Online sales top £130 billion
- Amazon users will answer your questions
- Europe backs DVB-H as mobile TV standard
November 29th
- Garlik launches digital identity ranking
November 28th
- Everybody suffers data leakage, study finds
- Child database delayed by HMRC breach
- Phishing hurts brand confidence
- RIM launches BlackBerry Women & Technology Awards
November 27th
- Jeweller Garrard rushes to SAP in IT overhaul
- Spend management at AXA pays dividends
- RBS embarks on mobile phone payment pilot
- BT Tradespace launches communities area
- Zero-day QuickTime flaw in the wild
November 26th
- TfL set to launch mobile phone payment trial
- Half of local authorities offer mobile working
- Dial-up to be defunct by 2010
- Plasmon UDO Archive Appliance
- Q&A: Pamela Jones of Groklaw
- UK iPhone users report connectivity problems
November 23rd
- PayPal and partners winning battle on phishing
- Linux gains popularity on the desktop
- Hotmail founder launches Live Documents
- BAE streamlines defence contractor budgeting
- Email trail of missing HMRC discs
- OLPC extends low-cost laptop sale
- Retailer is quids in with chip and PIN rollout
November 22nd
- The internet celebrates 30th anniversary milestone
- Voice recognition for VW financial
November 21st
- Security firms condemn HMRC for breach
- HMRC blunder calls ID cards into question
November 20th
- T-Mobile blocked from tying iPhone sales to contracts
- Cheaper and easier mobile comms on the horizon in 2008
- HMRC data breach affects 25 million
- Camelot overhauls back office with SAP outsourcing
- Hosted digital pen and paper speeds claims processing
- Revenue head quits after massive data breach
- Sony, Fuji and Maxell fined for tape price fixing
- Amazon unveils Kindle eBook device
November 19th
- Half delete email without reading
- RightNow launches latest on-demand CRM release
- DNS servers still vulnerable
- EXCLUSIVE: NEC SIGMABLADE-M Blade Server
- People and IT Security
- Dell to acquire Everdream
November 16th
- IT workers go freelance for better lifestyle
- Half admit stealing wireless connections
- Public Sector Roundup: Licensing for open content
- Teacher rating websites lead to abuse, says union
November 15th
- Cisco access control welcomes guest server
- ICO calls for criminal responsibility for lost laptops
- People worried about personal data
- BT comes bottom of contact centre survey
November 14th
- £650 million e-borders contract to Raytheon group
- IKEA doubles delivery rate with track and trace
- Foreign Office rapped for visa breach
- Henkel optimises European networks
November 13th
- Google launches $10 million Android contest and SDK
- IT Forum: Quest buys desktop virtualisation specialist Provision
- O2 posts strong Q3 results
- Work from home to battle germs
November 12th
- Latest Secerno.SQL release boosts database security
- Business travellers lose 8,500 devices in airports
- IT Forum: Microsoft Viridian to be called Hyper-V
- OLPC laptop goes on sale to West
- Blu-ray and HD DVD - Where are we now?
- First Look: Apple iPhone
November 9th
- Salesforce.com phishing highlights security loophole
- TNT speeds up with mobile technology
- Gambling site bets on web analytics
- Long lines for iPhone despite availability
- ABI maps out prosperous future for sat-nav
- iPhone News Roundup: Crumbs ahead of launch
- Hospitality chain breaks new business intelligence ground
- Apple iPhone buyers queue through the night
November 8th
- HMRC extends IT contract
- Amazon offers Red Hat on-demand
- Half of workers use office printer for personal use
- Focus on Belgium: Aventiv set to launch NomaDesk hosted storage
- Focus on Belgium: Why is Tele Atlas at the centre of a bidding war?
November 7th
- Orange unveils mobile email service for SMEs
- Edinburgh takes applications online
- UK organisations ill prepared for continuity risks
- Operators must create strong successor to SMS
- Microsoft fires CIO
- Focus on Belgium: IT research and development on the rise
November 6th
- Supercomputer aims to give Williams F1 competitive edge
- Microsoft announces SaaS developer pack for Outlook
- Public Sector Roundup: Land Registry pulls web docs
November 5th
- Thomas Cook signs $400-million outsourcing deal
- 15,000 Standard Life customers' data put at risk
- Royal & SunAlliance outsources for £92 million
- Nearly 150,000 children on DNA database
- UK users send more than one billion texts a week
November 2nd
- Debian and the grass roots of Linux
- Seagate facing multi-million bill after settling hard drive lawsuit
- Carphone Warehouse expects 10,000 iPhone sales on day one
November 1st
- M&S outsources office networks
- Garmin tops TomTom offer for Tele Atlas
- ICO order fuels criminal record retention disagreement