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RSS admittedGoogle Apps employs global address book in business
News However, Google subsequently admitted that the tool broke several other common Outlook plug-ins. Google has added global address list functionality to its enterprise application suite, and made it possible for companies... [06 Jul 2009]
Britain to get official cyber attack dogs
News The government has never admitted that it has the systems and personnel to launch a cyber attack. The UK government has announced that it is to form a cyber security agency, one of whose functions will be to develop a... [25 Jun 2009]
'Innovation, not cutbacks, is right prescription for NHS IT'
News In response to a question from silicon.com sister site ZDNet UK, Darzi admitted that both the NHS and suppliers needed to speed the implementation of the National Project for IT (NPfIT). Cutbacks in technology spending... [22 Jun 2009]
BT calls for end of 'free ride' for BBC's iPlayer
News Internet service provider BT has admitted to throttling provision of the BBC iPlayer, and has called for content providers to shoulder some of the costs of content provision. On Thursday a BT spokesman... [12 Jun 2009]
My top 10 fantasy Mac tablet features
News Interim CEO Tim Cook recently admitted that Apple has "some interesting ideas in this space". Apple is rumoured to be working on something bigger than an iPod Touch but smaller than a MacBook. Past patent applications... [01 Jun 2009]
HD iPlayer lands on Virgin Media
News Such has been the impact of iPlayer since its release that the BBC's independent regulator, the BBC Trust, recently admitted it may need to rethink how the TV licence is paid. The high-definition (HD) version of the... [05 May 2009]
ID cards: "massive drop" in public confidence, says Blunkett
News In April, the government admitted that while it has already started to issue ID cards to foreign nationals in the UK, no devices capable of reading the cards will be deployed at border entry points, job centres, or... [05 May 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 01.05.09
Round-Up The surprised researchers couldn't believe their ears when two per cent of the workers admitted that they would hand over their company's secret sauce just for a free slap-up meal," said reps for the Infosecurity Europe... [01 May 2009]
BBC iPlayer gets the HD treatment
News Such has been the impact of iPlayer since its release that the BBC's independent regulator, the BBC Trust, recently admitted it may require a rethink in how the TV licence is paid. Selected programmes will soon be... [17 Apr 2009]
Satyam deal could spell trouble for BT
News Satyam has been looking for a buyer since March, following the arrest earlier this year of its founder and former chairman B Ramalinga Raju after he admitted the company's books had been inflated by nearly $1bn. [15 Apr 2009]
Kansas State University Automates Admissions and Registration for Greater Efficiency and Convenience
White Paper Kansas State University (K-State) wanted to deliver superior services to help the university compete for the best students and faculty and support a qualified admissions system under which all students meeting certain academic criteria... [03 Apr 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 20.03.09
Round-Up But, as silicon.com exclusively revealed this week, two years has gone by since the original tender and TfL has admitted none of the proposals it received by the deadline were considered commercially "credible", and the... [20 Mar 2009]
Unclean mobiles 'like sucking a toilet bowl'
News One in eight of the handsets examined was shown to be carrying the potentially fatal MRSA superbug but only 10 per cent of staff questioned admitted to regularly cleaning their phones, according to research conducted by... [13 Mar 2009]
Barclaycard, Orange share a mobile wallet
News Initial efforts will focus on "co-marketing opportunities" for the combined customer base over the next few months, and Orange admitted: "The contactless payment vision is somewhat further off. Mobile operator Orange UK... [09 Mar 2009]
Revealed: The CIO's biggest challenges this year
News Perhaps unsurprisingly, with flat or declining budgets and less investment in new technology, nearly two-thirds of those surveyed admitted they were less optimistic than they were last year. Doing more with less and... [09 Mar 2009]
