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Reviews Round-up: Firefox burns brightly
This week, we looked at digital pens, small NAS boxes, a mobile workstation from HP and the latest browser update from Firefox.
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen review
We review the Livescribe Pulse Smartpen to see if it's a help or hinderance to the modern-day note taker.
e-pens Mobile Notes review
e-pen’s Mobile Notes wants to revolutionise writing by converting your scribbled notes into editable text on your PC. Can it make good on its...
Ofcom looks to FM Radio white spaces for rural broadband
White spaces created by the shift to digital radio could help bring quality broadband to rural areas.
Google fears government internet snooping
Google fears that the Digital Economy Bill could give the government the right to spy on UK internet users.
BT and TalkTalk lose right to appeal DEA judicial review
The ISPs' hopes were high but the Digital Economy Act wins again as they lose the right to appeal their judicial review.
IT Forum: Microsoft and DAISY collaborate on accessible document format
A joint development project between the software maker and the Digital Accessible Information System consortium is to develop document plug-ins to...
Digital Economy Act judicial review granted to BT and TalkTalk
After months of fighting, the two ISPs have been granted the judicial review they were looking for.
Focus on Belgium: Why is Tele Atlas at the centre of a bidding war?
The chief executive and founder of digital map maker Tele Atlas spoke to IT PRO on the eve of TomTom's revised offer, to shed some light on why his...
Multitasking Britons spend half their lives satisfying media craving
Ofcom's annual Communications Market Report reveals that we now spend 45 per cent of our day using digital media and technology, and are getting...
Digital Economy Bill to cost ISPs up to £500 million
Internet service providers are set to front up to £500 million of the bill to put in place Government plans hoping to cut copyright infringement.
Q&A: Jim Killock, Open Rights Group
As the debate surrounding the Digital Economy Bill heats up, we spoke to the executive director of the Open Rights Group who feels the copyright...
Vista Launch: British Library announces digital book reader for Vista
Readers will be able to access ancient and fragile books and documents with all the detail, look and feel of the original manuscripts, whilst...
Parliamentary committee to examine broadband speeds
The Business and Enterprise committee is to look into broadband speeds following the release of the Digital Britain report.
Western Digital releases 2TB hard disk
WD releases the world’s first two terabyte hard disk, the highest capacity drive in the world.
ORG claims Ofcom should tear up file-sharing draft code
The Open Rights Groups has said Ofcom's draft code aimed at clamping down on file-sharers goes against the Digital Economy Act.
London Underground police radio system goes live
Digital radio system for the tube network is now fully operational, enabling police above and below ground to communicate, improving responsiveness.
British Library revamps network for digitisation work
The British Library has today announced the successful upgrade of its network to support digital content creation and its virtualisation ambitions.
Carbon Capital Markets selects Iron Mountain to secure data
Carbon trading company uses online backup and disaster recovery product from Iron Mountain Digital.
European Commission launches cloud review
As part of the digital agenda, the European Commission is asking for views on how cloud computing can be best utilised across the continent.
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