Archive - 13 Oct 2005
NB: Xbox Store
Microsoft is keen to see its Xbox 360 games console take off in Japan. So keen, in fact, it's planni...
NB: Gates on tour
"Wisconsin, are you ready to RAWK?. Like most decent bands, Microsoft head honcho Bill Gates ...
Call to scrap levies on European music downloads
"A superfluous double tax on consumers," says BSA...
ID cards will spearhead anti-fraud battle
High-tech fraud fight plans unveiled
NB: BT and HP
Our editor just got back from lunch with HP. One bit of gossip - for those who thought the HP relati...
Siemens wins £60m C-Charge enforcement contract
New ANPR system to be used for zone extension...
NB: Government IT strategy
A leaked draft of the government's IT strategy has been seen by The Guardian, which sets out ...
NB: streetmap
Round of applause for i-mode. Here's one service we really want – Streetmap linked into the GSM netw...
CIO Jury: Tough enough to negotiate with suppliers?
'Odds are stacked against us - especially when it comes to outsourcing'
NB congestion
Ever wondered how the systems behind London's congestion charge work? We've had an exclusive behind ...
NB: vid pods
Lots of iPod and iTunes news all over the web today. We'll be getting several videos up from the Ste...
Leader: Will IT give the economy a break?
In some areas there is more of a love-hate relationship with tech...
Video iPod fails to move the blogosphere
Apple product launch underwhelms shocker...
Inside London's Congestion Charging hub
We get access to the inner workings of the scheme
Photos: The tech behind the Congestion Charge
Nowhere to hide from these cameras...
US spawning less spam, says Sophos
But junk generation on the up in the far east...
'Hold software developers responsible for security'
Former White House cyber security adviser rails against buck passing
MSN-Yahoo! IM love-in could spread worms
Interoperability will increase risks, say experts
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