• Telstra's portable WLAN tested
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• Bust I/O bottlenecks to get the most from server virtualisation
• Government strengthens UK border technology systems
• Aberdeen University unveils IT degree completed entirely online
• Telstra releases the BlackBerry Bold
• Homeserve switches to O2 for VPN links
• Inmarsat completes global satellite broadband network
• O2 wins awards for top broadband speed and customer satisfaction
• Printer and copier market slows says Gartner
• IPv6 10 years away from becoming mainstream, says Arbor
• Dell fails to trademark ‘cloud computing’
• Thin provisioning makes server virtualisation more efficient
• ISP boosts storage with NetApp buy
• Making the move from tape backup to disk backup
• Unified communications unveiled
• Experian appoints its first ever CIO
• Turquoise platform comes off-the-shelf
• Faster Payments Service processing almost 250,000 payments each day
• Almost 40,000 innocent children on National DNA Database
• Road tax satellite tracking system trials planned
• IT spending well up despite downturn
• Offshoring not main contributor to bank job losses, says Deutsche Bank
• Disaster recovery is top data storage challenge
• Ministry of Justice loses personal details of 45,000 people
• Apple battles iPhone 3G glitch that drops calls and kills battery life
• How to extend a WLAN's range with 802.11n and WDS
• Police warn of security threat to every chip-and-Pin terminal
• Business intelligence and EPM find new link to compliance
• Martin Roesch: Beware your partners, they're no good at security
• What network security threat does a QM FSM error pose in IPsec VPNs?
• What is Unified Communications?
• Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008: A first look
• Prepare for 10% Citrix price hike
• How to handle VLAN implementation and IP address assignment
• Latest Heathrow computer fault disrupts thousands
• Joomla sites hit in latest SQL injection attack
• Firms aim to achieve PCI DSS compliance deadline, despite the cost
• RIM to launch Blackberry Bold
• London Olympics: webcam view of stadium progress
• EDS court order blocks Oyster contract going to rival
• Mobile broadband demand soaring, says Ofcom
• Gartner: wireless corporate IT arrives
• Logica 6% revenue growth boosts share price
• BT "stretched to deliver" NHS IT claims health authority
• Concern for future of IT as number of A-level IT students falls
• IT directors plan staffing increase, despite slowdown
• Single sign-on implementation lets South Manchester doctors work more effectively
• CIOs need to visit the call centre
• Controlling WAN Bandwidth: Application Acceleration
• Gangs have cracked Chip and PIN cards, say police
• Home Office to snoop on internet traffic
• "De-perimeterisation" means you may have to start again with your network security strategies
• Transport for London demands £1m compensation from Transys for Oyster failures
• Cyberattacks became part of Russia-Georgia war
• Microsoft patch MS08-045 could affect enterprise software
• Firms expect improvements from outsourced services
• Patients left untreated at Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust
• Hackers access data of American bank's customers
• Ex-Cable & Wireless man takes the reins at BT Global Services UK
• Hacker McKinnon gets 14-day reprieve from extradition
• SMBs increase use of multi-comms business gateways
• Complaints to Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust leap
• Storage vendors' earnings show array makers healthiest
• High FCoE costs could retard adoption
• Polish researcher breaks Nokia and mobile Java security
• VoIP and IP network adoption up, despite misgivings
• Visual Studio and .net service available
• Hospital sacks senior manager over stolen laptop
• Lack of mobile device encryption placing firms at risk
• MPLS vs. VPLS vs. Metro Ethernet
• Credit crunch effects to hit IT sector in 2009
• SMBs with multi-development platforms driving SOA adoption
• Government snooping doubles
• Ofcom takes mobile operators to task over adult content controls
• Telcos should seek new deal on value added services, says Gartner
• NHS trust fires manager for losing laptop
• A backup administrator should never be a single point of failure
• Multiprotocol, open source IM client could boost UC
• Beware 'Free Public Wi-Fi' when searching for a net connection
• What's the harder exam? CCNA or Network+?
• Australia lags behind rest of world with FTTN-based broadband
• Electronic bookings reach 10 million, says Connecting for Health
• Robots will have power to arrest by 2084, says academic
• £100m Oyster contract terminated
• Information management to deliver real value to businesses
• India's IT business 'set to rise fivefold in eight years'
• Business intelligence resurrects mainframes
• Black Hat founder slams Apple
• Slow take-up of PCI shows lack of compliance with Data Protection Act
• 'Super Pit' builds super network
• Electronic attack 'among greatest threats facing UK'
• Security conference expels three journalists for 'hack'
• Crunch time for IT as Beijing opens the Games
• Microsoft helps third parties on security
• BBC production company loses child data
• Spam attacks 'quadruple' since beginning of year
• Siemens to incur 500 job losses as Barclays ends contract
• Clariion array update blurs line between EMC platforms
• Sophos adds browser and virtualisation blocking features
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