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  • 01 August 2007

  • News: Google tackles Google Analytics woes

    Google has resolved the latest data outage to hit Google Analytics, and promises to cut down on the frequency of technical problems affecting the website traffic-monitoring service.

  • News: Sky buys cheap Amstrad

    Apprentice star Sir Alan Sugar is to sell his Amstrad company to BSkyB for £125m

  • News: Gov't storm over insecure IT disposal

    The UK government is at the centre of a data privacy storm after the National Audit Office (NAO) discovered that 70 percent of government departments do not check that data has been wiped from old computer equipment.

  • News: Accenture tests consumer website brands

    A new website assessment service launched by Accenture could help businesses get more bang out of the bucks they invest in their consumer sites.

  • 31 July 2007

  • News: Leaked Vista hotfixes point to SP1 release

    Speculation about the imminent availability of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) has started again after two substantial collections of Windows Vista hotfixes leaked to the internet

  • News: Ransomware secrets reveal single source

    New research from security experts Secure Science Corporation (SSC) suggests the two most prominent ransomware Trojans of recent times could be the work of the same people, or a related group of criminals.

  • 28 July 2007

  • How-Tos: How to battle the botnets

    Botnets - they're dangerous, deceptive, and very difficult to detect and deal with. What's more, according to recent surveys, the botnet threat is growing...rapidly.

  • 27 July 2007

  • News: New AMD roadmap reveals 16-core chips

    AMD has provided a preview of its processor roadmap, revealing details of new quad-core processors and plans for a family of server chips with 16 cores.

  • News: Windows Vista ships 60 millionth copy

    Microsoft is claiming bragging rights over Apple with the announcement that it’s shipped 60 million copies of Windows Vista.

  • 26 July 2007

  • News: Warning over 30,000 newly infected websites

    Security firm Sophos says the number of infected web pages has soared nearly six-fold since the start of the year

  • News: PDF spam & image spam hitting UK firms

    Half of the UK's medium to large sized businesses are struggling to deal with image-based spam, as the abundance of such emails grows by the day, according to new research.

  • 25 July 2007

  • News: Could Windows 7 use touchscreen tech?

    Windows Vista's successor – Windows 7 – is scheduled to be with us in 2010, and analysts are already speculating about the new features Microsoft will introduce

  • News: UK firms snub IT chiefs in the boardroom

    More than 50 percent of UK IT directors are left out of the big decisions taken by their employers because they do not have a seat in the boardroom, according to research commissioned by Microsoft.

  • 24 July 2007

  • News: Acer slams 'unstable' Windows Vista

    Windows Vista is riddled with problems and gives users and businesses no reason to buy a new PC, according to a report in the Financial Times Deutschland quoting Acer president Gianfranco Lanci.

  • News: Microsoft reveals Windows 7 due in 2010

    Windows Vista's replacement - currently codenamed 'Windows 7' - will be ready for release in 2010, according to Microsoft, and will come in both 32bit and 64bit versions

  • News: Quanta gets iPhone & Dell smartphone deal

    Quanta Computer is to become Apple’s newest iPhone partner, according to a report in Taiwan’s Economic Daily News.

  • News: HP to buy Opsware & Neoware

    HP announced two proposed purchases - a $1.6bn deal to acquire data centre automation specialist Opsware and a $241m offer for Neoware.

  • 23 July 2007

  • News: Lacie launches 2TB 'Extreme' hard disk

    LaCie is releasing a range of desktop hard disk drives with capacities up to two terabytes.

  • News: Gov't child database costs spiral

    The government has revealed that a database containing information and carers' contact details for every child in England will cost £41m a year to run on top of its £224 million implementation costs.

  • News: Google invests in UK 'Femtocells' firm

    Femtocells, an emerging technology for improving cellular coverage in homes and enterprises, have attracted the interest of none other than Google Inc.

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