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Comment So everything from printers, fax machines, telephones, typewriters - you name it, it all started in the enterprise. At the conference, co-CEO Mike Lazaridis caught up with silicon.com reporter Natasha Lomas to tell us why he believes smart phones...
[16 May 2008]
News However, he was not yet prepared to name the companies, as they are still in talks. Check out silicon.com's latest mobile photo stories here… Photos: Behind the scenes at Mobile World Congress 2008 Photos: Bling up your...
[15 May 2008]
News RIM president Mike Lazaridis said: "The new BlackBerry Bold represents a tremendous step forward in business-grade smart phones and lives up to its name with incredible speed, power and functionality, all wrapped in a beautiful and confident design.
[13 May 2008]
whitepaper One's name will not even cross their minds until they receive their W-2 forms at the end of January. One hasn't heard from them since last spring, when one provided financial advice for them as they prepared last year's tax return.
[11 May 2008]
Comment A big name might claim a slick-sounding service but closer investigation may reveal it's still at the pilot stage. Since so many people are talking about cloud computing, it really wouldn't hurt to know what it is.
[09 May 2008]
News Big-name computer makers are still scheduled to have to stop selling models with Windows XP installed by the end of June. While Microsoft ponders yet another stay of execution for Windows XP, it's readying a new version of Windows, being developed...
[24 Apr 2008]
Comment Perhaps we need a new name for the IT budget, because it's almost impossible to believe so many organisations can have such a dislocated view of the business and IT that they believe stopping spending money on it will somehow help.
[18 Apr 2008]
News And searching the name of a friend could provide links to the social-networking sites the friend uses. OneSearch product at the CTIA trade show in Las Vegas yesterday, which it says make mobile search smarter, more relevant and easier to use with...
[03 Apr 2008]
News As for those early buyers, Thompson said Microsoft does have other unannounced customers for the Surface, though he declined to name names. Instead, it is US mobile carrier AT&T that is ready to make use of the touchscreen computers.
[02 Apr 2008]
Comment Now of course there're plenty of valid reasons why people don't appear online by the name on their birth certificate. And so it was someone with a normal name who won out. Facebook works because you have to use your own identity with a real name...
[01 Apr 2008]
Comment He had just won a substantial contract with a household name company and had to start being the managing director. He couldn't care less about how he looked. A simplistic look at most medium to large companies yields two distinct groups.
[20 Mar 2008]
Comment It was not the best technology but it came with a few more bells and whistles - and its name rolled off the tongue more easily than Betamax. Written on flight VS003 from London to New York and dispatched via a free JetBlue wi-fi service at JFK...
[17 Mar 2008]
Comment All different numbers and networks, all for the same name. Except that - while it had his address on it - it was in someone else's name. At the business end of things I've heard similar stories. And it was for a phone number that wasn't his, on a...
[13 Mar 2008]
Cheat Sheet So that's an awful lot of big name tech companies feasting off of one man's creative energies. Unsurprisingly it does not include big name mobile OS makers such as Symbian. The Alliance has more than 30 members at present, including many familiar...
[12 Mar 2008]
Comment Jack Cutts is a name to conjure with. Cutts replaced the hardware for existing core systems with a view to throwing that hardware away once the new core system arrived but to stabilise the business at that period of time made it worthwhile.
[11 Mar 2008]
Cheat Sheet Illustrating the corporation's commitment, during the past year the Beeb has signed deals with IBM, YouTube and Apple's iTunes, to name but a few. T is for Trains BBC iPlayer: all the coverage BBC signs up with iTunes BBC's...
[05 Mar 2008]
News Semaphore - which checks UK-bound passenger details against databases of banned individuals and passenger name records to assess risk - and Iris - which lets fliers use automated iris scanning gates at several UK airports - have been used as part...
[21 Feb 2008]
Comment Users are presented with a music player that randomly streams them tracks from the 1,000 artists - without disclosing the artist name or the name of the track - after which they submit a review and score for the track.
[18 Feb 2008]
Comment I arrive at the Fira early to struggle through the be-suited throng and get my seat at the big name keynotes. T is for TV If that wasn't impressive enough more than five million hands-to-hold-handsets are being added to that massive statistic per...
[13 Feb 2008]
Comment To every other country and carrier you can name. In the case of the Apple iPhone it appears that many more than 1.3 million iPhones - and some estimate up to 30 per cent of all sales to date - are not being operated on the AT&T or O2 networks as...
[05 Feb 2008]
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