Archive - 10 Nov 2005
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NB: Robots
The robots are coming... By the end of 2003, 21,000 robots were used in professional applications wo...
NB: Microsoft memos - full text
What appear to be the full texts of the recent
Tech hurts Siemens' bottom line
IT services and telecoms causing problems in Munich
NB: Skype report
Should businesses ban Skype? We're looking into a report from Canadian analysts that advises just th...
NB: BlackBerry's patent woes
RFID on airline luggage: ROI in three years?
Possibly, but most likely if you're a sloppy business airline...
Councils could save £140m per year, says report
IT and home working can help...
NB: Asus eco laptop
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NB: In Focus
Free wireless internet access is now available in London's Islington, courtesy of the council. See <...
NB: Defender
The Windows Defender brand - né Windows Antispyware - wasn't the product of a Microsoft marketing ma...
Leader: Free wireless net access for everyone
Old-fashioned ISPs move aside...
NB: RFID protest
Americans are none-too-pleased about having their goods chipped. Last weekend New Hampshire resident...
Photos: The technology mile of Islington
On wireless walkabout in the London borough
Council provides wireless internet
Dry cleaning, CCTV and traffic monitoring...
NB: Girls in IT study
Despite all the attention being given of late to boosting the number of women in IT, including
OpenOffice gets in with French taxman
Just three short 'man-years' for Office libération...
Apple files 'hardware-specific code' patent
Something to do with an upcoming chip switch perhaps... ?
US broadband bill slammed by tech firms
Draft bill could 'damage the internet as we know it', warns Cerf
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