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• 09 March 2007

• News: eBay accuses Microsoft and Yahoo of cybersecurity failure

  Phishing attacks remain a major concern at eBay and PayPal

• 07 March 2007

• News: Report: World running out of IT storage

  The IT world is running out of storage according to a new report from IDC.

• 06 March 2007

• News: Intel delays Windows Vista upgrade

  Far from benefiting from an expected boost in sales on the back of Microsoft’s Windows Vista launch, Intel has revealed that it’s not ready to contribute to the installed base of Vista systems.

• 02 March 2007

• News: ID theft threat to UK goverment staff

  Worcestershire county council has confirmed that a laptop belonging to IT supplier Serco Solutions containing sensitive information on more than 16,000 staff has been stolen.

• 01 March 2007

• 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.

• 28 February 2007

• News: Japan and Russia to link via fibre-optic cable

  Japan and Russia plan to link their telecommunications networks via a new undersea fibre optic cable. The cable, which is expected to be in place by the end of this year, avoids the area south of Taiwan in which many cables suffered damage after a powerful earthquake last year.

• News: Tesco software now available online

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

• News: Crackberry site caters for Blackberry addicts

  A new website – Crackberry.com – has launched to provide a new way for Blackberry addicts to get their fix

• News: UK ID card scheme 'at risk'

  The UK government's ID cards scheme is at risk because of huge business process demands that will hit the system - at a level comparable to the NHS's National Programme for IT (NPfIT), analysts have warned.

• 27 February 2007

• News: Free Office 2007 conversion toolkit launched

  Microsoft has released the final part of a free tool kit designed to help corporate users convert their existing Office files to Office 2007's new Open XML file format.

• News: UK think tank pushes open source

  A new UK think tank will analyse how open-source software can be used in government and the private sector.

• 26 February 2007

• News: Microsoft could lose Office Live

  Microsoft said it will seek to invalidate claims by a California company that has sued it for trademark infringement over the Office Live name.

• News: First Office 2007 bug found

  EEye Digital Security said that it's found the first Office 2007 remote code vulnerability and has alerted Microsoft's bug team.

• News: Green Grid powers up to save energy

  The Green Grid, a group of technology companies collaborating to improve energy efficiency in data centres, is officially open for business today.

• 20 February 2007

• News: Sharp builds widescreen Windows PDA

  Sharp has developed a widescreen Windows Mobile-based PDA for a new Japanese mobile operator that will begin service next month.

• 19 February 2007

• News: Google to finalise online office suite

  Google is finalising the integration of Docs & Spreadsheets with Google Apps for Your Domain, another step in its strategy to build a suite of hosted applications for businesses.

• 15 February 2007

• News: Warning over new Word & Office hacks

  Microsoft's Word and Office programs have been targeted again, with the company warning that hackers may already exploiting a new vulnerability found in the applications.

• 09 February 2007

• News: First look: Windows Mobile 6.0

  Microsoft's recently announced Windows Mobile 6.0 software for smartphones is a step forward for the company, offering some important improvements over previous versions of the software. But just how good is the new software?

• 05 February 2007

• News: Critical Microsoft Excel flaw found

  Microsoft is warning of another critical flaw in its Office software, with its February security patches now two weeks away.

• News: Startup launches its first power-efficient chip

  A startup chip company is introducing a power-efficient processor it has been developing for three years, just as the market clamours for energy efficiency.

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