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RIM chasing Apple with "lifestyle" features?
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive The new mobile application gives BlackBerry users Google Apps support, a search history, software update alerts, and easier access to Google programs like Gmail,... [12 Sep 2008]
Inbox: Data breaches, tech wages, ePassport woes
Comment Quote: "This will destroy any grain of confidence the public still have in this white elephant and reinforce why it could endanger - rather than strengthen - our security. I am now the Team Leader in Technical... [28 Aug 2008]
ISO rejects latest OOXML appeals
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive According to a statement late last week from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), "none of the appeals… received the support for further... [19 Aug 2008]
Web 2.0, cloud computing 'to transform business'
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive Fenn said cloud computing and SOA will deliver business transformation by "driving deep changes in the role and capabilities of IT", while virtual worlds - such as Second Life - are... [11 Aug 2008]
Google ups Search Appliance index
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive The price, which covers support and hardware problems for two years, starts at $30,000 for the entry-level model that can index 500,000 documents. Google has... [06 Aug 2008]
Credit crunch prompts open source adoption
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive Other worries cited were support at 44 per cent, security at 41 per cent, and interoperability with Microsoft products at 41 per cent. The sluggish economy is... [29 Jul 2008]
Icahn, Yahoo!: Agreement reached
News Photos: How to destroy your hard drive shares in support of the board's nominees. Yahoo! has reached a settlement with activist investor Carl Icahn, who will join the internet company's board. Icahn, who... [21 Jul 2008]
Why you should be outsourcing your data centres
Comment Major IT disasters are well-documented and even a significant outage can destroy a hard-earned reputation in a heartbeat. Outsourcing these functions and responsibilities to a global technology specialist means the... [04 Feb 2008]
OpenOffice patches trio of holes
News This could give the malware full access to systems, allowing it to read or send private data, and destroy or replace files. The user is not asked or notified, and the macro has full access to system resources with... [05 Jul 2006]
Make No Mistake: Spyware Is Infesting Your School
White Paper These malicious programs can open a backdoor to your confidential student data, slow down your PCs, clog your network and destroy data. Today's administrators are faced with the ever-increasing complexity of technology,... [24 May 2005]
Mobile phone viruses: 'Don't panic!'
News There are a few nasties out there which will do some damage, such as Skulls which will destroy your phone," said Overton but he added any real instances of infection are almost, if not entirely, non-existent. [05 May 2005]
Charity hits back at 'destroy your PC' claims
News A charity which reconditions second hand Pentium computers for use in the Third World has hit out at media coverage this week which encouraged companies to destroy old kit by driving nails through the hard drive of each... [18 Feb 2005]
AOL to crack down on spyware
News Most spyware protection software, such as Spybot Search & Destroy, is designed to help web surfers detect and uninstall all variations of the software from their PCs. And this could help them cut down on their tech... [03 Dec 2003]
Vigilantes destroy mobile phone masts
News Thousands of additional mobile masts are being built across Britain to support 3G networks, and this rollout is thought to be responsible for a surge in the number of mobile protest groups now in existence. [01 Dec 2003]
'Leave the Beeb alone' cry silicon readers
News Cutting the funding will destroy it. Making the BBC raise the money from commercial activities will destroy the public service ethos that makes it great. The majority of silicon.com readers appear to... [28 Aug 2003]
