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Round-Up And what in the name of all that is good and holy is cloud computing? Until next week, don't forget you can check out the other Weekly Round-Up by downloading the podcast, which this week features computers of yesteryear (go Amstrad CPC 464!
[11 Apr 2008]
Round-Up The final report will bear his noble name. Until next week, check out the caption competition and ease into the weekend with the Weekly Round-Up podcast. It's not often the Round-Up gets on its moral high horse but this week is an exception.
[23 Nov 2007]
Round-Up That name was wisely jettisoned as the device has become increasingly expensive and now costs closer to $200. Until next week, when the Round-Up will be reporting on how chip and bin will raise the dead, you can check out the Weekly Round-Up...
[02 Nov 2007]
Round-Up The ruling could affect Intel, Qualcomm and Rambus, to name but a few. Check out the Weekly Round-Up podcast which tackles iPhones, movie robots the future of the phone box. The Weekly Round-Up will be back to normal next week.
[14 Sep 2007]
Round-Up The Redmond giant is considering just that, at least according to Mindy Mount, which sounds suspiciously like a porn star name. Until next week, keep your thoughts on ninjas firmly to yourself, watch the shadows and kick back and enjoy the Weekly...
[07 Sep 2007]
Comment To name but one: how is the new CRM system going to fix the classic home mover problem, wherein broadband service can only be moved a week after the PSTN line has moved? Editor's choice silicon.com editor Tony Hallett flags up his picks on the...
[30 Aug 2007]
Round-Up The Round-Up suggests the proud parents-to-be speak to the artist formerly known as Prince before making a final decision on the little squiggle's name. Dr Renaud, for that was the name of the worthy psychologist who ran the survey, said in a...
[17 Aug 2007]
Round-Up Speaking of security.a hacker going by the name 'Gabriel' (though he's no angel) is claiming to have hacked into computers owned by publishing giant Bloomsbury. That said the Round-Up thinks it is pretty easy to guess how the whole thing is going...
[22 Jun 2007]
Round-Up The Round-Up joined the fun about halfway through the run, which ended this week, to see which desperate wannabes were vying for a job at Amstrad, the forgotten name of the UK technology industry. Given the name of the show - The Apprentice...
[15 Jun 2007]
Round-Up Philfing' is apparently "the name given to the increasingly popular practice of 'Purposely Hiding what I'm Looking For'" by ecommerce websites who disguise their hidden costs. From one marketing stunt to another… the Round-Up doesn't usually blow...
[25 May 2007]
Round-Up The Round-Up is guessing his parents weren't the most imaginative souls, yet their failure to come up with a first name unique from their son's first name didn't stop young Griffith Griffith charting new territories and setting out for the wild...
[04 May 2007]
Round-Up But when an email from Microsoft appears on the cyber horizon Outlook gets all 'your name's not down, you're not coming in'. Don't forget to tune in to the latest exciting instalment of the Weekly Round-Up podcast - it's not going to make you as...
[09 Mar 2007]
Round-Up Once the Sky channels were taken off air Virgin Media changed the name of Sky News to 'Sky Snooze - try BBC' and Sky Sports News to 'Old Sky Sports Snooze'. Tell us which movie star and some time martial artist is mentioned in this week's Weekly...
[02 Mar 2007]
Round-Up Podcast The death of e-democracy, a barrage of scam emails and the worst ever pun on the name of the Indian city of Bangalore are up for discussion this week.
[22 Feb 2007]
Round-Up The Round-Up starts each column with the same three virtues in mind but by the end of the first bit it's inevitably all gone a bit titsup.com and descended into childish name-calling and references to Steve Ballmer's simian roots.
[09 Feb 2007]
Round-Up That's right, this week saw a milestone in the history of home computing and therefore, where else could the Round-Up begin than with the news about those outdated and unwelcome disks.or Microsoft Windows Vista, to give it its full name.
[02 Feb 2007]
Round-Up The name probably seemed a good idea back in the 80s when Carphone Warehouse was set up.like the Round-Up's local off-licence 'The Babycham Shack'. Moving on, to another plug for the all new silicon.com Weekly Round-Up podcast.
[19 Jan 2007]
Round-Up Some people may also be familiar with the name iPhone already.because unfortunately for Apple - and fortunately for Cisco - that ship has already sailed, taking some of the wind out of Job's own sails in the process.
[12 Jan 2007]
Round-Up It used to be the case that the decent law abiding citizens of the UK could get caught speeding and be able to provide a false name and address, possibly even backed up by some false documents, forged driving licence and illegal number plates… and...
[24 Nov 2006]
Round-Up At least when one of the silicon.com team hangs out in pubs in the name of 'research' (glug glug), he only takes half a day over it and fesses up immediately. Name and shame the homophobe in the next company newsletter.
[17 Nov 2006]
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