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  • 07 March 2007

  • News: 27,000 complain about broadband services

    Ofcom, the body that regulates and oversees the telecommunications industry, says it received 26,926 broadband-related complaints from consumers in a 10-month period last year. Even British Gas comes in for censure.

  • News: Critical new Firefox fix available

    The Mozilla Foundation has published a fix for a ‘critical’ JavaScript vulnerability in the Firefox browser and the SeaMonkey application suite.

  • News: Huge leap for domain name registrations

    Domain-name registrations reached 120 million in the fourth quarter of 2006, representing a 32 percent increase over the previous year, and an eight percent rise over the previous quarter.

  • News: My Yahoo upgrade coming soon

    Yahoo's My Yahoo service, which lets users aggregate content and services on a single web page, will soon get a significant upgrade, the company's chief executive officer said yesterday.

  • News: UK local govt websites slammed

    Local UK authority websites are still falling down on usability, a survey published by the Society of IT Management (Socitm) has found.

  • 06 March 2007

  • News: Ban on new internet cafes in China

    The Chinese government will not approve licences for new internet cafes this year as part of a move intended to strengthen government control over the popular internet access points

  • News: Microsoft slams Google Book Search

    A Microsoft attorney will attack Google's book search service in a speech today to the Association of American Publishers (AAP), saying Google is misappropriating principles of fair use to further its own business model.

  • News: Live Messenger riches to go to charity

    As part of an initiative to promote Windows Live Messenger 8.1 (WLM), Microsoft will give away a percentage of the advertising revenue it gains from participating users in the US, according to an announcement made on the software vendor's Channel 10 product news website.

  • 05 March 2007

  • News: BBC to use IBM's video search

    The BBC has turned to IBM to introduce a new video search system and provide support in other technology areas such as content distribution and rights management.

  • News: Firefox & Safari hit IE share

    Mozilla Firefox and Apple's Safari web browsers continued to snare market share from Microsoft's Internet Explorer last month, a web metrics company says.

  • 03 March 2007

  • News: Vista cuts off broadband users

    Windows Vista PC users are experiencing difficulties with some broadband ISPs’ installation discs, with Virgin, Tiscali and Orange customers struggling to connect

  • 02 March 2007

  • News: YouTube to get three BBC channels

    Three BBC-branded channels will appear on YouTube following today’s announcement of a partnership between the two companies.

  • News: Virgin doubles broadband to 20Mbps

    Virgin has announced that it’s doubling its cable broadband service to 20Mbps.

  • 01 March 2007

  • News: 'Online Photoshop' details emerge

    Adobe plans to launch an online version of its image-editing program, Photoshop, within six months.

  • News: UK broadband ISPs will 'pay for neglect'

    Broadband research company, Point Topic’s latest survey shows an increase in the number of UK consumers that are dissatisfied with the internet service they receive.

  • News: Google and IBM team on gadgets

    IBM and Google unveiled new portlet software yesterday that will allow WebSphere portal users to integrate more than 4,000 Google Gadget services and utilities into the portal.

  • News: Second Life integrates 3D Voice

    Linden Lab has announced it will integrate voice capabilities throughout Second Life, in a bid to enhance the way the game’s Residents communicate with each another.

  • News: Symantec says Vista exposes consumers

    Windows Vista delivers on some of the security improvements Microsoft promised, but there are still a host of ways attackers can exploit the OS and leave users open to threats, according to findings by Symantec.

  • News: Google tackles 'click fraud'

    Google will provide more data and tools to help its advertisers assess and combat click fraud, a controversial practice that is the biggest enemy of the otherwise highly popular and profitable online advertising model known as pay per click.

  • 28 February 2007

  • News: Tesco software now available online

    Tesco’s line of own-branded PC software is now available online through the Tesco Direct website.

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