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RSS partyOrange unveils iPhone tariffs and launch date
News Back in September Apple announced it was ending its exclusive contract to sell iPhones with O2 UK, with first Orange and then Vodafone getting passes to join the iPhone party. The iPhone 3G and 3G S will go on sale to... [02 Nov 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 30.09.09
Round-Up According to antivirus companies, there's been a spike in Halloween-themed viruses as malware merchants attempt a spot of trick or treating: offering their intended victims the treat of what appears to be a Halloween... [30 Oct 2009]
Windows 7: Not perfect - but ready for prime time
Comment Third-party security will undoubtedly still be required for Windows 7 but the resultant platform should have fewer weak links, should require less in the way of resources and be far more manageable for centralised... [28 Oct 2009]
Amazon's Kindle ignites legal upheaval
Comment Amazon discovered that a third-party publisher had added the novels to Amazon's library without having secured the necessary licensing rights to sell them. And that will keep the lawyers plenty busy, says Callum Sinclair. [27 Oct 2009]
Cheat Sheet: Augmented reality
Cheat Sheet Other developers have since joined the party and taken AR beyond Android. Is this another name for Apple CEO Steve Jobs' infamous reality distortion field? Nice try but no. Augmented reality (AR) means overlaying... [27 Oct 2009]
How tech is helping gamblers get that casino feeling
News The revamped platform - along with a new 24-hour live betting service - went live in February and can be plugged into third party websites to provide them with the same gaming functionality which they can then tailor for... [23 Oct 2009]
Windows 7 to trump Snow Leopard?
Comment While Apple has benefitted from a strong hardware and software offering in recent years, it has also benefitted from a key piece of third party software - Windows Vista. A revitalised Windows raises the bar for Apple's... [20 Oct 2009]
Photos: Windows 7 - getting inside security
Photo However, users of Windows 7 Ultimate, won't need a third-party program. Computers that offer fingerprint readers, for example, won't need third-party software to manage the hardware. The System and... [20 Oct 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 16.10.09
Round-Up How many times have you heard a tale of woe that features 1) an incriminating photo from an office party and/or 2) a comment on the skills of a co-worker along the lines of "witless, talentless buffoon of a man" and 3)... [16 Oct 2009]
Investlink Taps Business Objects for Fast, Flexible, and Scalable Reporting
White Paper Find out how Investlink used SAP BusinessObjects tools to enable third-party administrators who work with investment advisors and plan sponsors to build and change statements on an ad hoc basis. [15 Oct 2009]
Anthem Education Group: More Bang for the Buck
White Paper Anthem Education Group was paying too much for a third-party service that charged a monthly fee for printer toner with a premium for service calls. The company needed to find a lower-cost solution for supplying,... [15 Oct 2009]
BBC names new CIO as part of tech shake-up
News The other major part of Hall's role will be to better communicate the BBC's technology strategy to third-party tech suppliers to help them when pitching for business - an initiative instigated by her new boss, BBC CTO,... [09 Oct 2009]
Christian Engström
AS Profile So it is apt that the deputy chairman of the Swedish Pirate Party, Christian Engström, should enter the Agenda Setters list for the first time at the relatively lofty position of number 12. The party,... [08 Oct 2009]
MashSSL: Towards Multi-Party Trust in the Internet
White Paper This paper first shows that several seemingly disparate problems, ranging from secure cross domain authorization to policy enforcement in enterprise mashups to MITM attacks on federation protocols, all have as their root cause a single... [04 Oct 2009]
Financial Services Firm Boosts Productivity and Customer Satisfaction With New System
White Paper ValMark Securities' insurance business was handicapped by an inflexible third-party Agency Management System (AMS). Managers were forced to use a report database populated with day-old data to run the business. [02 Oct 2009]
