• Has the erosion of Indian service provider dominance begun?
  • Video: LG GW990 Linux-based smartphone
  • How to ruin your community
  • Jeff Kelly is someone that can turn BT Global Service around
  • NPfIT spend of more than £6bn by end of 2009/10
  • NOA predicts public sector outsourcing surge
  • Britons seek warmth in cold snap
  • Video: Microsoft confirm Xmas 2010 for Project Natal
  • Will the consultation on MPs expenses be the break-through?
  • Video: ID cards with 3D holographic images
  • Prehistoric Tablet Pics
  • What will happen in the outsourcing sector this year?
  • Video: Sony Dash internet tablet / alarm clock
  • Video: MSI dual screen netbook (it's not an eReader)
  • Video: Samsung's 14 inch transparent screen laptop - AMAZING
  • Video: HP touchscreen Slate - somewhere between a phone and a laptop
  • Microsoft vs Apple: Keep Taking the Tablets
  • Review: Sony F Series - Huge screen, nice lappy
  • iSoft founder says he'll be vindicated
  • Avatars, faces and the socialisation of enterprise software
  • Irony breaks out at Google
  • Video: Sony Bloggie camera rivals the Flip, Nano and Zi8
  • CES deals its 2010 hand at Las Vegas
  • Foreign workers taking UK jobs. A good headline but is it anything new?
  • Ministry of Defensiveness - culture of denial over Chinook software flaws
  • Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 expires
  • Windows 7 "God Mode" explained
  • How safe are you off-line anyway?
  • FSA starts criminal proceedings against former iSOFT directors
  • The cost of IT failure
  • Google's Nexus One - the Evolution of Android
  • New Whitehall clinical director for informatics - a good choice
  • Chinook Mk2: we publish new evidence of computer problems
  • ATA: What's a good framework for innovation?
  • Would you trust a medical researcher with your data?
  • Review: Hands On with the Motorola DEXT
  • Twitter announces bylines
  • Top outsourcing stories of 2009
  • Problem upgrading Windows 7 from Vista
  • Hangover cure: The Micro Men repeat - OTT but fun
  • A Decade of Gadgets 5: The rise of social networks
  • A Decade of Gadgets 4: Ringing the changes in mobiles
  • The importance of voice
  • Social semantics
  • Standing at the Crossroads
  • Security Forecasts for 2010
  • Why we should care about information overload
  • Time to say what we want from Government IT
  • The jargon officials want banned - this blog's most-viewed post in 2009
  • What makes a website successful?
  • Newsflash! RSS still not dead: Story at 11.
  • A Decade of Gadgets 3: The rise of the games console
  • Security Forecasts for 2009 - Right or Wrong?
  • A Decade of Gadgets 2: LCD versus plasma screens
  • The case for e-Government values your time at zero.
  • A Decade of Gadgets 1: Music deconstruction
  • The host of Christmas present
  • How fanboys see operating systems
  • Is Global Warming God's way of telling us something?
  • Metrics, Part 4: Subjective measurements
  • Why do phishermen take Christmas Day off?
  • Xperia - a touch delayed
  • Snow Kidding - I come back to ski season and FTTH... Plus Wine!
  • Review: Shuffle off Apple you've been Clipped
  • Developing etiquette
  • Phished while waiting for the delivery of your on-line orders?
  • Student Loans: the wrong resignations?
  • 2009 - That was the year that was
  • The power of ecosystems
  • The chair that rocks
  • Obama makes the right choice
  • How did Rage against the Machine become Xmas No.1?
  • Gadget Pick of the Year, Decade and Century...
  • Metrics, Part 3: What are your success criteria?
  • Review: Avatar - A feast for your eyes but your brain will be washed!
  • In the bleak mid winter
  • Root causes of vulnerable systems
  • Video: Telecom TV's report on UK women in tech
  • Let's just not build teams
  • Do men really make better bosses than women?
  • Metrics, Part 2: Are we measuring the right things?
  • Google Chrome and Microsoft Windows 7 ads target the general public
  • Saatchi and Saatchi get it horribly wrong for Toyota
  • Cover-up allegations after Cerner installation
  • The attack on off-line banking
  • Instapaper: Managing your 'To Read' list
  • Net industry told to adapt or die: it didn't. Now we are kicking the corpse.
  • Print advertising is the future - Google says so
  • Metrics, Part 1: The webstats legacy
  • How much can you trust what HMRC says?
  • Cloud computing security developments
  • Who trusts who and what over the Internet?
  • SSL vulnerabilities
  • Twitter's ecosystem points to revenue for the real time web
  • Professionalism
  • Why we should like teenagers in the digital age
  • New uses for old phone booths
  • Le Web - what's going to be the biggest developments in real time web in 2010
  • How to make money from mobile apps
  • Tiger Woods still a good advert for Accenture?
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