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How far would you go for internet access?
A Uganda school is raising funds to pay for internet access for its students and teachers. Can you imagine paying out all your cash for a 45-minute...
LeWeb 3 - Web technologies for the coming year
The recent LeWeb 3 2007 Conference in Paris was the fourth annual attempt to bring the buzz, community and experience of Silicon Valley to Europe....
Where next for Microsoft, Yahoo and Google?
As 2009 begins, the internet sector faces a challenge to rebuild itself after Microsoft’s failed takeover of Yahoo, and Yahoo’s failed...
Tech Heads: Cisco's Dave Evans predicts the future
We talk to Cisco's chief futurist about his predictions for the technology of the future - from cyborgs, parallel universes and internet telepathy...
Are you being served?
Businesses are under increasing pressure to be responsive to customer demand. More and more people are turning to the internet to make purchases...
Can online video be profitable?
YouTube accounts for a huge amount of internet traffic, yet fails to match that with cash in the bank. Is it possible to make a business out of...
Can Microsoft make a success out of Silverlight?
Just over two years ago, Microsoft launched its entry into the Rich Internet Application (RIA) marketplace. So how has Silverlight fared, and can...
The continued curse of cybersquatting
For some, it’s a problem confined to the early days of the Internet. But current figures suggest that the cybersquatting problem is, if anything,...
Why enterprise search is not internet search
We explain why you can’t always get the best search results for your business from Google.
Commercialising Social Networking
With the internet such a focus for marketing spending, how are advertisers finding ways to reach consumers through the social networks with a...
How poor web security nearly lead to a jail term
The Julie Amero trial highlights the importance of security and making courts understand how the internet works.
Wilfing: The new internet black
Computer users have been furnished with yet another acronym, this time one that describes those who spend time idly surfing the web.<br/>
Orange looks to mobile web
Internet applications have never been so dominant within mobile communications, as more manufacturers announce application stores for platforms.
Increasing accessibility with cloud computing
With businesses increasingly spread over multiple offices in different regions or countries, it’s vital for staff to be able to access all the...
Who'd be an ISP?
Once upon a time, providing internet services was a straightforward business. It certainly isn't any more, though, as the threat of new legislation...
Google Mail Security
Just how secure is a Gmail account? And what lengths does one have to go to in order to regain access to an account if it is hacked?
Access all areas
Accessibility is key so all customers can benefit from the products and services on offer online. Yet poor websites are cutting off valuable...
Web on the move - where is mobile internet heading?
Mobile phones offer faster processors, larger screens and smoother interfaces - just how far we are from experiencing a full desktop internet...
IDF 2007: Q&A: Ultra mobile PCs and mobile internet devices (MIDs)
The true mobile internet needs a PC, however small, but it might not be running Windows.
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