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February 28
- InterACT 2007: R&D boffins to transfer knowledge to customers
- New Storm worm variant targets blogs, forum websites
- Stolen council laptop sparks identity theft concerns
February 27
- Intel prepares new manufacturing fab for 45nm chip production
- VMWare criticises Microsoft's virtualisation plans
February 26
- Regulations cost business an extra £1.6 billion in 2006
- Two national databases to handle gun crime intelligence
- Patchlink buys Stat product line
February 23
- Palm releases Outlook 2007 compatible sync update
- BT injects £14 million into new data centre services hub
- European innovation catching up with US and Japan
February 22
- Passing the buck on IT issues costs business millions
- Europe charges up powerline internet access
- Star Trek communications could help hospital save lives
- EC opening doors for ultra wideband
- Greater education needed to protect online businesses
- New UK internet safety organisation launches
February 21
- Fire services deal with BT could save millions of pounds
- freedom2surf to offer pay-as-you-go Wi-Fi access
- New tablet PC for NHS
February 20
- PC World developing carbon neutral computer
- Security flaw hits Microsoft Word
- Google report casts doubt over hard drive failure
- KPMG's Rake to become BT chairman
February 19
- EDS criticised for prison services prices
- IBM gets 10 Gigabit Ethernet on blade servers
- MoD takes eBay approach to selling surplus goods
- Cost of mobile downloads discourages younger users
February 16
- 3GSM: Mobile industry focuses on internet, advertising
- UK businesses still not taking DR seriously enough
- Weapons, mobiles worst inventions ever
- Smoking ban "a back door" for hackers
- Remote workers vulnerable to pharming, Symantec warns
- Be extends its reach to cover third of UK
- Net heroes and villains unveiled at ISPA awards
February 15
- IBM doubles chip performance, triples processor memory
- Gmail no longer invitation only
- BT and Microsoft team up to make Telco 2.0 reality
- New HP Integrity servers bring high-availability to small businesses
- HP launches new version of HP-UX 11i
February 14
- Happy birthday Chip-and-Pin, one year old today
- Thales and Inmarsat begin satellite broadband service
- Nationwide fined almost £1m over laptop theft
- 3GSM: Vodafone signs IM deals with Yahoo, Microsoft
- Public sector ignoring intranets for internet
February 13
- Novell, Intel team up on virtualisation improvement
- 3GSM: HTC launches slate, combination QWERTY smartphone
- Aircraft industry gets £17.4 million IT boost
- BT reaches Wireless Cities target ahead of schedule
February 12
- Customer service is the future of telecoms
- UK surfers prefer British websites
- Microsoft says good morning Vienna
- Schools send snow day alerts by text
February 10
- BlackJack vs. BlackBerry Trademark Suit Dismissed
February 9
- Fleury Departs Red Hat
- Cisco to acquire Five Across
- EMC plans VMware IPO
- BMC revenues up nine per cent in Q3
- Siemens launches anti-spy phones
February 8
- Google readies itself for mobile search face off
- New ePassport chip short on warranty
February 7
- Office Open XML format falls foul of ISO process
- Virgin Media name not for business
- AMD cuts down power on new Opteron processors
- Microsoft "underestimates" clamour for Vista upgrades
- Hackers take aim at internet root servers
- Europe in slow lane over fast internet
- Norway rebuffs Jobs on DRM overture
- Chip-and-Pin cards can be hacked
- Online sex offender crackdown faces criticism
- Microsoft announces OpenID support in CardSpace
February 6
- US regulatory body caps Rambus memory royalties
- Network Solutions changes hands
- IBM prunes Lenovo stake
- Uptake for Vista OS slower than expected
- BT Openreach unbundling up 640 per cent on last year
- BT buys Indian managed services company i2i
February 5
- Amazon mislead customers over Vista OEM upgrade
- Microsoft and McAfee fail to protect Vista from viruses
- Businesses fail to reap benefits of HR technology
- O2 Airwave pulls into Tube emergency radio deal
February 2
- Dell sued over "secret rebates"
- Futurologist predicts "mobile revolution"
- Welsh Ambulance Service invests £32 million in Tetra
- BT's gone to Iceland in seven-year deal
February 1
- Glastonbury takes on ticket touts
- Apple and Cisco restart iPhone trademark talks
- Cisco powers up Catalyst product line
- London railways to use Oyster prepay
- IT has power to revolutionise education
- Rollins resigns, Michael Dell becomes Dell 2.0 CEO