Archive - 30 Sep 2005
NB: weekend blog
The silicon.com editorial team are logging off for the weekend now but we'll be back first thing Mon...
NB: High-tech beer mats
A big 'cheers' to the ingenious students who have developed a high-tech intelligent beermat that tel...
Smart phones split mobile buyers
'It does what? Mobile email? Yeah, but can I get Girls Aloud wallpaper on it?'
Bean counters call for closer taxman web scrutiny
Let's prevent "flawed services"...
CIO Jury: IT chiefs question UK's global competitiveness
Asia better positioned to fully exploit the information age...
NB - IM
Over half of organisations believe that instant messaging is improving communications - but two thir...
NB: BT 3G
BT has gone and got all 3G. The telco has launched its own combined data service, with Wi-Fi, 3G and...
NHS online training to battle super bugs
Training for everyone from bosses to cleaners
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Council chief gets call centre job
West Somerset chief exec to man the phones...
NB: Is the UK competitive
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NB: Peter Tippett
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Police to test number plate ID chips
Automatic plate recognition on the way, too
888.com wavers on stock market debut
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NB: Weekly Round-Up
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NB: Monthly security reports
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NB: Petfinder for Katrina
Petfinder.com, an organisation working to promote pet adoption programmes in the US, has set up an o...
NB police chips
Police are preparing to test number plates fitted with microchips in an attempt to cut crime. The ch...
Apple smart phone "only a matter of time", says Zander
Motorola CEO shoots his mouth off again...
NB: BBC plays catch-up
The BBC is glowing with pride at the response to its call for volunteers to test a 'catch-up'...
More than half of Silicon Valley firms are outsourcing
But can India keep pole position?
Time assets missing, say administrators
£3m worth of stock sent abroad before the collapse...
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