Archive - 17 Nov 2005
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CIO Jury: $100 laptop will boost Linux
This could be a "market-changing" move, say IT chiefs
NB: Climate change threat
The author of a study into the impact of global warming on health has warned that the developing wor...
NB: iTunes to opt for variable rate?
The 79p pricing structure of Apple's iTunes could be toppled under pressure from the music industry....
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Digital identity is a hot topic these days - and silicon.com reporter Jo Best is going to hear all a...
NB: UK most wanted crooks site
Criminals beware - a new website has been launched to help catch the UK's "most wanted" crooks. And ...
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Google opens London GooglePlex for mobile push
Europe "light years" ahead of the US, says exec
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Is there no end to the applications of text messages? Mobile phone company, Dot mobile, is condensin...
UK's 'worst' spammer banged up
Six years' inside for fraudster who threatened to petrol bomb the police...
NB: London Googleplex
More on Google... The company's expanding its presence in Europe (including a swanky new London offi...
NB: Mountarin View free Wi-Fi
Free wireless internet? Mountain View, California's getting it. The Silicon Valley town has approved...
nb spooks on ID cards
Ex-MI5 chief Dame Stella Rimington has criticised government ID card plans, saying that intelligence...
NB: Office test
Today 10,000 Microsoft customers are testing the company's
One-laptop-per-child by next year?
Negroponte unveils $100 laptop's 'playful' design
Sony's DRM woes grow as hackers say hello
"It's someone trying to make a point. They could have done a lot worse"
Zombie armies are shrinking, says security guru
But don't crack out the champers just yet...
UN, Microsoft set up Tunisian IT training centre
First lesson: Build a website
Can new strategy stop government IT disasters?
Or will the revolution run out of steam before it starts?
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