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Scientists use brain scans to read minds
Research from the University of California has shown neuroscientists can read a person’s mind from a brain scan image shown on a computer screen.
Laptop engineer jailed after Sky News sting
A Sky News reporter has caught out a snooping laptop engineer who tried to hack into a computer he was supposedly fixing.
Oracle and HP team up on data warehousing
Computer database software giant Oracle partners HP in selling powerful data warehousing computers.
PC stolen from the office of Hazel Blears
A computer has been stolen from the office of the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, containing both government and...
Conficker worm hits Greater Manchester Police
One of the biggest threats to computer security in 2009 has kicked off 2010 with an attack on the Greater Manchester Police force.
Motorola unveils mid-range MC3100 mobile computer
The Motorola MC3100 offers touch screen and motion sensing features for a wide range of enterprise applications.
HMRC staff claim computer system generates incorrect tax bills
Employees from the HMRC have claimed that glitches in the department’s IT system have lead to the doubling of some tax bills.
Fired programmer denies planting virus
A computer programmer fired from his job at American mortgage firm Fannie Mae has denied letting a virus loose on his last day at work.
End-users given a raw deal on software licences
Major software providers accused of imposing unfair licences on computer users as well as confusing them with lengthy legal jargon.
People and IT Security
When security specialists talk about IT security and threats, they normally have technology in mind. Sounds great, but unless you include people in...
Hackers turn to web malware as users secure computers
As computer users arm their machines against malware, hackers are looking at infecting websites as a means of attack, according to security expert.
CTIA: British smartphone maker unveils handset twins
UK-based Velocity Mobile brings together a team of leading wireless engineering specialists and computer maker Inventec to develop and make Windows...
Samsung 900X3A review
Samsung's black beauty of an ultra-portable laptop is one of the first with an ultra low voltage Sandy Bridge processor, but is it good enough to...
Ability to seize personal data essential claims FBI
US law-enforcement agency claims that anti-terror work will be compromised if US legislature curbs its wide-ranging powers for obtaining private...
Free computer scheme re-launched by Government
The Prime Minister is set to announce a scheme - the same scheme he announced back in 2008 -to give free computers and broadband access to low...
ULCC spends £3 million on new data centre
After a long process to upgrade, the University of London Computer Centre now has a fully working, state of the art data centre in the heart of the...
Liverpool virtualises computer science storage
The University of Liverpool department has taken on new storage management software to migrate away from its existing direct-attached storage...
30 years of the spreadsheet
The spreadsheet was the ‘killer app’ that helped popularise the personal computer - 30 years since its introduction we hail VisiCalc, the...
Dell Latitude E6420 review
Dell's latest business laptop may have odd, retro-like looks but it's crammed full of the latest technology. Is this enough to make it the best...
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch 2.7GHz Thunderbolt review
The exciting Thunderbolt port isn't the only remarkable thing about Apple's latest 13in MacBook Pro laptop. Read on to find why we think it's a...
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