- OpenOffice hit by buffer overflow exploit
- Internet Explorer market share now below 80%
- Cisco forced to fix insecure access solutions
- Nokia unveils mobile Skype product
- Councils will spend £600m less on ICT this year, Socitm says
- IT salaries in the regions narrow the gap with jobs in London
- Centrica looks to save £2.5m with consolidation
- Hampshire's five-year SOA deal opens door to partnership working
- Fit-for-purpose IT breeds profits for clothing retailer
- BPO to take 'massive' strides in UK outsourcing market
- Aardman feels flush with faster internet
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- HDS quietly snaps up Sun's 6920 virtualisation product
- Bug Briefs: OpenOffice vulnerable to attack
- Brocade buys Silverback for 10 GigE acceleration chips
- Microsoft nixes four patch bulletins
- NAC implementation slows as networking budgets grow
- McData tool designed to lower storage costs
- Anti-virus products for Vista released
- Sophos appliance takes a hard line on web security
- Hitachi launches 1Tbyte hard drive for PCs
- Managers failing to control information, survey finds
- ScottishPower adopts new mapping technology
- Panasonic, Samsung and Nokia sued over "unlicensed" Bluetooth technology
- Retailers adopt contactless payments
- Flu simulation shows City business unprepared to cope
- AIB secures businesses with Vasco tokens
- Hillingdon council awards contract to Northgate
- Ajax is squeezed as Adobe builds up rival Flex toolset
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- IBM and Intel team up on virtualisation
- Oracle revamps pricing for enterprise portfolio
- Adobe Reader users urged to upgrade
- Weekly compilation of storage news including Hitachi unveils 1 TB drive for retail
- Aluminium producer expects savings from purchasing system
- Hay Group launches easier salary analysis service
- IBM updates Notes platform for the Mac
- Online retailers face mixed payment preferences
- E-mail access to go on trial in Wandsworth prison
- IT graduates face tough search for jobs
- Adobe Reader succumbs to cross-site scripting flaw
- Most department heads in banks have never heard of SOA
- Computacenter expands services division with £28m acquisition
- SanDisk unveils faster flash laptop drive
- Liverpool Council awards five-year outsourcing extension to joint venture with BT
- Fedora legacy support dies
- Clark signs to upgrade network for remote IT management
- Research shows lack of readiness as WEEE Directive comes in
- Cisco software vulnerable to attack
- Cisco bolsters security with IronPort buy
- Multiple Windows patches on tap
- NEC preps grid-based disk backup appliance
- Security, disaster recovery top SMB predictions for 2007
- Asterisk releases new software appliance
- Asterisk hits with new software appliance
- Information security market 2006 year in review
- Cross-border scammers tackled
- Firms offered free software development tool
- Atos appoints new UK chief
- Amsterdam migrates to Linux desktops
- Quarter of firms on Linux by 2009, say analysts
- Leaner datacentres and SOA topping CIO agenda, says McKinsey
- Lycos knocked out by host
- ROI focus possible, but not easy for SOA adoption
- Mobile predictions for 2007
- Server-based RSS technology worth the money for SMBs
- Security pros grumble over spam increase
- Storage Outlook '07: In search of better data management
- Verisign issues VoIP security tips
- Symbol to de-list from NYSE
- Microsoft restricts free Outlook software for Exchange users
- French space agency to release UFO sightings database on web
- Apple takes $84m charge after stock options probe
- AMD wins evidence battle against Intel
- Acorn founder and mobile chip pioneer given CBE
- Sandwell council names BT for £300m 15-year contract
- Downtime: Cat gets own credit card
- Technology news in brief: Support for Fedora Linux ends
- LMH says Apple QuickTime flaw could enable botnets
- DPM's Diary: Resolution for 2007
- Slide up the programming career ladder with Python
- Raft of conferences planned for 2007
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- Microsoft investigates Windows Vista flaw
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- Nokia and G&D offer retailers mobile commerce systems
- LogiXML takes on the BI big boys
- Smartphones get smarter
- Data mining fails in terrorist fight
- Applix scores big with 64-bit BI
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