Archive - 20 Oct 2005
2,500 people to test ID card biometrics
Home Office wastes no time after crucial Commons vote...
NB: DVD Jon
Hacker hero DVD Jon has got all legit. According to the Seattle PI
NB: Google sued by book publishers
NB: BPL
The New York Times has dedicated an editorial to high-speed internet access and concludes th...
CIO Jury: Give IT a seat on the board
Trying to stitch IT on later is simply too late, say tech execs...
NB: Blinging mobiles
We've had gold and jewel-encrusted 
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NB: Purdham out for good
We're just hearing that Steve Purdham founder of SurfControl is leaving the company altogether havin...
Lloyd's of London updates key system software
Case study: Insurance market upgrades business intelligence software
Businesses race to keep up with generation IM and SMS
Can't keep up with demands from tech-savvy consumers
NB: Army
They're not just for tins of beans - the military is testing the use of RFID technologies to identif...
NB: Robots
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NB: ID RCs
Lots of reluctant agreement with Microsoft following an exec from the giant giving some no-nonsense ...
Families and firms urged to 'Get Safe Online'
New initiative will launch next week...
Leader: Military tech trial has lessons for the private sector
Armies work together better than companies
Photos: Technology fights 'friendly fire'
Testing new tech in the mud of Salisbury Plain
nb wembley
Microsoft is to be a "founding partner" of the new Wembley Stadium, currently being built in north L...
Army tests RFID to beat 'friendly fire'
Radio frequency tags, millimetre wave and laser systems on display
Netscape founder says PHP beats Java
Not to be confused with the old PCP v coffee debate
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