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  • 21 June 2007

  • News: Apple iPhone launch may be delayed

    A Piper Jaffray analyst warned yesterday that Apple's European iPhone launch "may be delayed".

  • News: Microsoft & IBM admit Google Apps threat

    Microsoft and IBM executives have admitted feeling the heat from Google now that the web search giant is trying to make inroads into the enterprise market with its hosted suite of communication and collaboration tools.

  • News: Computer glitch downs United Airlines

    United Air Lines was forced to scrap 24 domestic flights on Wednesday when the computers it uses to dispatch flights failed.

  • 20 June 2007

  • News: Government launches online CO2 calculator

    The government today launched an online service that allows individuals to calculate the amount of carbon emissions they produce.

  • News: Online store trades in stolen credit cards

    RSA has uncovered an online store where fraudsters trade in stolen credit cards. RSA's analysts discovered the site, which purports to allow fraudsters to purchase almost any amount of stolen credit cards using an automated process.

  • News: First look: Samsung SGH-E950 with OLED keypad

    The Samsung SGH-E950 mobile phone has one stand out feature: a 1.2in OLED (organic light-emitting diode) keypad that can display different icons depending on how the phone is being used.

  • News: Yahoo mobile internet application beta launches

    Yahoo Go for Mobile 2.0 will launch in beta for consumers in the UK and 12 other countries around the world on Friday.

  • News: Toshiba laptop fire due to 'recalled battery'

    Toshiba is again urging its customers to trade in potentially flammable laptop batteries, after a Toshiba notebook caught fire on 24 May.

  • News: Gateway recalls laptop batteries

    Gateway has recalled 14,000 batteries used in its laptops. Gateway recalled the notebook batteries after four customers reported that their computers had overheated. The move by Gateway brings with it echoes of the massive battery recall that swept the industry in 2006.

  • News: Thinkfree offers $7-a-month Office 2007 killer

    ThinkFree has added offline support to its online application suite and launched it as a $7-a-month alternative to Microsoft Office.

  • News: Microsoft forced to alter Windows Vista

    Microsoft has agreed to make "significant changes" in its new Vista operating system to stay in compliance with a US court agreement in Microsoft's antitrust case, according to California Attorney General Jerry Brown.

  • 19 June 2007

  • News: Google opens up URL blacklist

    Google has released an API that enables other applications to access its blacklist of URLs (uniform resource locators) that may have malicious programs.

  • News: iSoft & CSC make up over NHS IT deal

    UK National Health Service (NHS) lead contractor CSC and troubled software supplier iSoft have hammered out new contractual arrangements for the delivery of the Lorenzo care records system at the heart of the NHS's £12.4bn National Programme for IT (NPfIT).

  • News: T-Mobile blocks competitor's VoIP calls

    T-Mobile is blocking calls from its network to UK mobile VoIP operator Truphone, in a dispute over costs that gets to the heart of the struggle between mobile operators and VoIP providers.

  • News: Linux Foundation: Microsoft won't sue

    The Linux faithful might be staring down the barrel of another round of Microsoft's legal taunts, but at last week's Linux Foundation Summit, the reaction was more ho-hum than oh-no.

  • News: Web crippled as 10,000 sites hacked

    Attackers armed with an exploit toolkit have launched massive attacks in Europe from a network of at least 10,000 hacked websites, with infections spreading worldwide, according to several security companies.

  • News: Microsoft kills Office 2003

    Microsoft will pull the plug on Office 2003 on the last day of June, after which it won't ship the suite to OEMs and system builders.

  • News: Novell ships SP 1 for Suse Linux Enterprise 10

    Novell has shipped the first service pack for Suse Linux Enterprise 10 that includes virtualisation, management and security improvements.

  • 18 June 2007

  • News: Ubuntu rejects Microsoft deal rumour

    The founder of the Ubuntu Project, Mark Shuttleworth, has made it clear that Ubuntu isn't interested in forming a deal with Microsoft along the lines of those recently reached by Linspire, Xandros and Novell.

  • News: IT boss to quit NHS

    UK National Health Service IT director Richard Granger has announced he will quit his post by the end of the year.

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