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• 11 March 2009

• News: Sun plans solid-state servers

  Sun Microsystems has revealed plans for using solid-state drives (SSDs) in its servers, which it says will help customers reduce energy costs and improve application performance in the data centre.

• 10 March 2009

• News: Gmail suffers second outage this year

  Google has confirmed a small number of users of its Gmail webmail service are unable to access their emails.

• News: Google Docs flaw shares private files

  Search engine Google has revealed that the files of some Google Docs users have been shared with unauthorised users.

• News: 10 million PCs infected with Trojans

  As many as ten million PCs are infected with sneaky programs designed to steal sensitive financial information, antivirus vendor Panda Security reports.

• Video: Dell launches first rugged laptop

  Dell is expected to launch in the UK next week the tough Latitude E6400 XFR laptop with a touchscreen

• News: Video: Dell's first rugged touchscreen laptop

  Dell is expected to launch in the UK next week the tough Latitude E6400 XFR laptop with a touchscreen, which the company claims can withstand drops, dust and high-pressure water sprays.

• 09 March 2009

• News: Barclaycard & Orange plan mobile phone credit cards

  Barclaycard and mobile network provider Orange have joined forces to develop a contact-less payment system, which the companies hope can be rolled out in the UK.

• News: 1.8m may be stopped from accessing web

  As many as 1.8 million Brits could find themselves unable to access the web thanks to BT, says a leading economist.

• News: CeBIT suffers 20% drop in attendees

  Europe's largest IT fair saw an almost 20 percent drop in visitors this year but those that did turn up to the six-day event in Hanover were on average a higher quality of attendee than in the past, organisers said on Sunday.

• News: PC Advisor's best videos from CeBIT 2009

  Although organisers have yet to give an indication of attendance figures for this year's CeBIT, those who have visited the Hannover trade show have had plenty of gadgets, and even a movie legend, to keep them occupied.

• News: Symantec spots new variant of Conficker worm

  A third version of Conficker, also known as Downadup, has been identified by Symantec, which says the new variant gives infected machines more powerful instructions to disable anti-virus software and analysis tools, among other actions.

• 06 March 2009

• News: Microsoft to patch critical Windows bug

  Microsoft will release three sets of security updates next week, fixing at least one critical Windows bug but ignoring a highly publicised Excel exploit

• 05 March 2009

• News: Windows 7 to ditch Internet Explorer?

  Microsoft may give Windows 7 users the option to remove its Internet Explorer(IE) 8 web browser from the operating system.

• News: Users influence Windows 7 enterprise features

  Microsoft has revealed that Windows 7 will feature a number of functions developed for enterprises, which are the result of feedback from customers.

• News: Microsoft ups efforts to take on iPhone

  Microsoft has revealed it plans to concentrate on its position in the mobile market in a bid to keep up with competitors such as Apple and Research in Motion (RIM), which produces the BlackBerry handsets.

• News: Windows Vista SP2 available for download

  A Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2) release candidate has been made available to the general public, after Microsoft made good on a promise it made last week.

• 04 March 2009

• News: Beat the recession by renting out spare desks

  Small businesses looking to beat the recession are being given a helping hand from a new website Desk Space Genie, which allows them to advertise any spare desks in their office for rent.

• News: Twitter: tweet ads are on their way

  advertising network Adjix has launched a new platform that allows text ads to be embedded within "tweets" (Twitter posts).

• News: Google business software increases market share

  The use of Google software in business is on the increase because the recession if forcing companies to look for cheaper alternatives, says CEO Eric Schmidt.

• News: New Microsoft Office for netbooks planned

  A tweaked version of Microsoft Office for netbooks could be in the works after the software giant revealed it is developing packages that are unique to that market.

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