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  • 12 March 2007

  • News: New HP camera offers instant editing

    HP has announced the HP Photosmart R837 - a digital camera that the company says can touch up photos in an instant without having to connect to a photo-editing program, or even a PC.

  • Opinion: Have a brain cell? Win a laptop

    I’m not usually one to take an interest when I walk past people handing out competition leaflets, but the lady at Waterloo Station this morning had a Sony Vaio cap on, and I’m in need of a new laptop. And when I saw the competition’s question, I thought my luck was in:

  • Opinion: Have a brain cell? Win a laptop

    I’m not usually one to take an interest when I walk past people handing out competition leaflets, but the lady at Waterloo Station this morning had a Sony Vaio cap on, and I’m in need of a new laptop. And when I saw the competition’s question, I thought my luck was in:

  • News: Seven ways to keep your search history private

    Follow these seven tips, and you'll go a long way toward keeping your search history private, no matter which search engine you use

  • News: 20 must-have Firefox extensions

    A freshly installed copy of Firefox is a great software package, but what makes this open-source browser so special is the ability to customise it via extensions and themes to really make it yours

  • News: Wikipedia-inspired search coming in Q4

    Wikia's open search engine hopes to provide a level playing field by taking aim at Google's 'vulnerable' strategy

  • Opinion: 'Bill Gates for president' campaign flops

    There will be no West Coast White House in Redmond, no Air Force One with a Windows-based navigation system, no vice president Dilbert.

  • News: Home Wi-Fi hotspot firm gets €10m

    Wi-Fi startup Fon Technology has secured an additional €10m (£7m) in funding for its plan to establish a global network of shared hotspots.

  • News: UK official calls for privacy standards

    The UK's information commissioner, Richard Thomas, has called for international harmonisation of privacy rules.

  • News: Discrimination law may open up IT jobs

    New legislation against age discrimination is opening up opportunities for older IT professionals, even in traditionally ‘young’ environments such as the City, recruitment experts say.

  • News: XP anti-piracy tool set to reappear

    Although users can tell Windows XP to ignore updates to Microsoft's antipiracy technology, Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) Notifications will be offered again the next time the component is upgraded, the company has revealed.

  • News: Intel launches more efficient quad-core chips

    Intel said quad-core microprocessors that work at an energy-efficient 50 watts per processor will be released today.

  • 09 March 2007

  • News: eBay accuses Microsoft and Yahoo of cybersecurity failure

    Phishing attacks remain a major concern at eBay and PayPal

  • News: Who are the tech billionaires?

    Is Bill still the richest man on the planet? Has the iPod played Steve Jobs up the money list? Or has Google overtaken the lot?

  • News: iPod developer moves to Palm

    Palm has hired Paul Mercer to help develop its future products. While at Apple, Mercer helped develop the Mac OS 7.0 Finder. He also founded the software firm that helped Apple develop the first version of the iPod interface.

  • News: Is Google planning a mobile phone?

    If Apple and Prada can design a mobile phone, why not Google?

  • News: iPhone OS X 'to run on Apple subnotebook'

    American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu believes Apple plans to deploy flash memory across its future products.

  • News: 35 US spammers booted off trading floor

    The US SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) has suspended trading for 35 companies that allegedly benefited from spam email campaigns to hype their stocks.

  • News: Ex-Gateway bosses 'manipulated figures'

    Two former executives with Gateway, America's third-largest PC company, have been found guilty of manipulating earnings and revenues to meet Wall Street expectations by a federal jury in California.

  • News: No Microsoft security updates next week

    Despite working on patches for known vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer 7.0, Publisher 2007 and Windows Vista OS, Microsoft will not release any security updates next Tuesday. This is one of only a handful of times the company won't have security patches available since its monthly 'Patch Tuesday' security updates began in 2003, and the first time since September 2005.

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