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Recent articles by Iain Thomson
UK beats US in mobile internet use
The UK is one of the leading users of mobile internet services, outstripping even the US.
Iain Thomson
May 17 2007, 7:18AM
Mobility
ISPs rush to enable online spies for police
Today is the last day for American ISPs, cable companies and some universities to install equipment that will make it easier for the police and intelligence agencies to monitor surfers' web habits.
Iain Thomson
May 15 2007, 1:23PM
Collaboration
'Silly' worm targets USB sticks
Malware uses old-fashioned propagation technique.
Iain Thomson
May 7 2007, 12:00PM
Security
Mobile phones 'killing bees'
Study suggests radio-emitting devices could be responsible for Colony
Collapse Disorder.
Iain Thomson
Apr 18 2007, 3:55PM
Mobility
Bikers get sat-nav systems
Satellite navigation manufacturer TomTom has released it's first ever system designed for use with motorbikes.
Iain Thomson
Apr 17 2007, 9:00AM
Software
Industry giants form IPTV forum
Open forum to develop standards for future IPTV transmission.
Iain Thomson
Mar 22 2007, 2:12PM
Collaboration
Oracle moves to per-socket licensing
Not charging per processor should save users a packet.
Iain Thomson
Mar 8 2007, 3:26PM
Software
Microsoft OneCare fails again
New findings make grim reading for Redmond.
Iain Thomson
Mar 8 2007, 3:26PM
Software
Telcos to lose US$18bn to VoIP by 2011
Established players cut off at knees by new technology.
Iain Thomson
Mar 6 2007, 3:00PM
Collaboration
Intel 'hacker' has charges quashed after 12 years
Perl guru Randal Schwartz has had his conviction for hacking Intel's password files quashed, 12 years after being found guilty.
Iain Thomson
Mar 5 2007, 2:56PM
Hardware
Security firms laugh at 'unstoppable Trojan' claims
We laugh in the face of Trojans, and tweak the nose of the spindly killer
worms.
Iain Thomson
Mar 2 2007, 3:07PM
Security
Consumers turned off by iPhone price
Just one percent likely to pay US$500 for Apple phone.
Iain Thomson
Feb 27 2007, 9:16AM
Mobility
Open source guru slams Red Hat
'Bad management and poor technology'.
Iain Thomson
Feb 26 2007, 2:53PM
Software
Virus writers target Australian PM
Security experts have warned of a virus being distributed via email claiming that the Australian Prime Minister has had a serious heart attack.
Iain Thomson
Feb 20 2007, 9:21AM
Security
Symbian reports bumper year
Mobile operating system enjoys strong growth.
Iain Thomson
Feb 14 2007, 3:12PM
Finance
Green Party slams Windows Vista
New OS carries an 'offensive cost to the environment'.
Iain Thomson
Feb 2 2007, 9:32AM
Software
NEC develops anti-spam for VoIP
NEC announces a new technology to counter the growing problem of unsolicited VoIP calls.
Iain Thomson
Jan 31 2007, 9:23AM
Collaboration
Movie piracy more popular than ever
The latest research into Internet file sharing has shown that the amount of online piracy has risen.
Iain Thomson
Jan 30 2007, 10:23AM
Security
Dell sued over 'defective' laptops
Class action suit alleges defective motherboards.
Iain Thomson
Jan 16 2007, 9:52AM
Hardware
UK research calls for robot rights
Think-tank suggests robot rights and responsibilities.
Iain Thomson
Dec 22 2006, 9:18AM
Hardware
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