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HTML5 not ready for production?
The new HTML5 standard is not yet ready for production, according to the World Wide Web Consortium.
NASA: Space storm could devastate technology use
NASA has warned of a space storm coming around the year 2013 that could cause widespread damage to technology across the world.
Study: Link between mobiles and cancer not confirmed
World Health Organisation research has not confirmed a link between mobile phone use and cancer, but more study is needed.
Need to Know: Windows Phone 7
Microsoft took centre-stage at Mobile World Congress with its announcement of its new mobile platform. This Need to Know answers your questions on...
Oyster card ‘free travel’ hack to be released
Research behind a hack of the Oyster card will be released which has serious implications for cards using the same MIFARE chip around the world
Microsoft offers personal digital ID cards
Amid growing concerns and real-world problems with identity management and theft, Microsoft is one again trying to tackle the complex issue of ID...
Week in Review: Mobiles, tablets and the industry gossip
This week, Mobile World Congress dominated the news with the unveiling of a plethora of phones and tablets. But you cannot get that many of the...
MWC 2011: Motorola Pro review - first look video
Can Motorola take on the business market with its latest device, the Motorola Pro? We get a first look at the device at Mobile World Congress 2011.
Buffalo LinkStation Mini SSD - NAS review
Buffalo has fitted solid state drives to its latest NAS, which might tempt business users looking to save power. But does the Buffalo LinkStation...
Will latest version of Windows Mobile appear at MWC?
Microsoft is sure to show off something new at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona next month, but opinion is divided on whether it'll be...
Cloud storage for backing up your mobile phone
Although cloud storage isn’t a particularly new concept in computing, it is becoming more popular in the world of mobile communications - here's...
Can the mobile industry go green?
The mobile phone industry seems to be lagging behind the rest of the tech world in going green. What does it need to do to catch up?
How to improve your business intelligence
Our panel of experts, from Microsoft, the North West Ambulance Service and Microsoft Gold Partner 21C, dissects the key ingredients you need to...
Interoperability in the real world
The growth of open source operating systems, adoption of recognised standards and the impact of proprietary formats and systems on accepted...
Is RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook fit for business?
RIM’s first tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, has arrived in the US and is destined for UK shores later this year. But in an increasingly...
Introducing the reporting tools
Without excellent communication to your users there's no point in investing in a Business Intelligence solution. Andrew Fryer talks through...
Software-as-a-service targets the enterprise
<strong>Analysis:</strong> The launch of the One World product by NetSuite underlines not only the company's desire to make SaaS more relevant to...
Juniper red-faced as BGP issue causes widespread outages
Juniper tries to play down a BGP issue believed to be the root cause of website outages across the world.
Steve Jobs: Tribute round-up
The world pays tribute to Steve Jobs, former CEO of Apple, who has sadly passed away, aged 56.<br> <br><br> <br>
Microsoft to release next SQL Server in May
Software giant Microsoft takes a minute away from its IE problems to let the world know its latest SQL server release is on its way in May.
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