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In The Current Issue:
- Sustainability and the smartphone: How to give your old device a second life
- Disaster recovery as a service: what you need to know
- Tech Nation startup programme demonstrates richness of UK fintech
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Photos: Blackberry Playbook rivals iPad
Blackberry-maker Research in Motion (RIM) has launched its tablet, the Blackberry PlayBook. With RIM’s stronghold in the enterprise market, its new tablet looks set to build upon its corporate market position.
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Photos: Predictive analytics save endangered zebras in Kenya
ComputerWeekly.com's Jenny Williams speaks to Guy Parker, head of biodiversity management at Marwell Wildlife during IBM’s recent Start Summit to discuss how data analytics will help to save the Grevy's zebra in Kenya.
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Photos: Payment technology in the US
We take a look at the current payment technologies across three major US cities
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Internet Explorer 9 beta preview
Microsoft has released the beta version of its latest web browser, which uses HTML 5.0 and DirectX graphics acceleration.
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SAP's future of retail research labs
SAP’s Future Retail Centre, near Zurich, Switzerland, houses a range of new technologies that could change the way we shop in years to come.
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Photos: A history of the demise of the NHS IT programme
The controversial NHS National Programme for IT "is no longer needed", according to the Department of Health. Computer Weekly tracks the demise of the project in pictures.
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See the datacentre of the future
Capgemini has created the first of a new breed of datacentres which mean it will never have to build a datacentre again after completing its Merlin datacentre.
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The IT behind Glorious Goodwood
IT services provider CMS Group is now the provider of IT helpdesk services for the Goodwood Estate in West Sussex. See this picture gallery to understand what goes on at Goodwood as well as some of the IT that underpins the venue.
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Making the case for a greener data centre
Although “Green” has slid down the list of priorities throughout the recession, it has not disappeared completely. Clive Longbottom looks at how to put a value on green IT investments.
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IT supplier MindTree celebrates 10 years in pictures
Indian IT services provider MindTree is celebrating 10 years supporting the Spastics Society in Indian state Karnatica which was formed in 1999.
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Photos: The new Apple iPod Touch, Nano and Shuffle
Apple unveiled their latest line of music players as well as Apple TV. We take a closer look at the line-up and see what's changed.
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Photos: Samsung Galaxy Tab - the iPad killer
The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be unveiled on the 2nd September in Berlin, Germany. Here's a quick look at the tablet being billed as the first iPad killer.
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What would be the first thing to load onto your new Amazon Kindle?
The Kindle is arriving in the UK. Computer Weekly. checks out the must-have books and MP3s that should be on your Kindle.
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Photos: Adobe Creative Suite 5
Adobe’s Creative Suite 5 is vast: 15 core applications covering web design, Flash design and development, print design and publishing, and video production.
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Putting a value on social media in business
Companies can use social networking both internally and externally to improve efficiency, save money and connect to customers.
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Flipbook: Helpdesk calls from hell
Here are some classic helpdesk calls to lighten the day.
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How to browse the web securely
Internet users need to be on their guard for rogue web sites, phishing attacks and security holes in web browsers. Jenny Williams offers some top tips on browsing safely and securely.
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Photos: New Amazon Kindle for just £109
Amazon launched the latest generation of their eBook reader, the Kindle, at the competitive price of £109 for WiFi and £149 for WiFi and 3G. Here we look at what makes them the market leaders.
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Intel Silicon Photonics
Intel steps up its interest in using optical fibres for high speed interconnects in processor-based systems, developing a prototype silicon-based semiconductor laser to support 50Gbit/s optical links in computers.
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British Airways launches mobile phone apps
BA has launched apps for iPhone, Android and Blackberry mobile devices to allow mobile check-in and travel updates to passengers
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How Intel Atom processors are supporting 1000mph Bloodhound car
Bloodhound, the latest UK attempt to improve the world land speed record, is using Intel technology
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David Beckham talks to fans around the world via Cisco telepresence
England footballing superstar David Beckham teamed up with Yahoo to talk to fans around the world using telepresence technology at Cisco's London office.
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Instantly boost PC performance
Even a new PC will eventually slow down. A solid state disk can be a relatively easy upgrade to boost boot time and performance of the operating system.
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Photos: MoD Taranis - unmanned combat aircraft
A prototype unmanned combat aircraft of the future, Taranis, has been unveiled by the MOD for the first time today. Named after the Celtic god of thunder, the concept demonstrator will test the possibility of developing the first ever autonomous stealthy Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) that would ultimately be capable of precisely striking targets at long range, even in another continent.