Memristor - everything changes
Blog At least two or three times a week, we get a press release about some fundamental breakthrough in...
[May 8 2008]
RE:Social networking and portability
Blog Comment I totally agree that the social networking companies themselves will never sanction this if they...
[May 8 2008]
by Giles.Hogben
RE:IPv6 hype suggests real problems
Blog Comment I think your failing to understand what the "real problem" is Peter !! The problem is were running out of IP V4 addresses. We've been surviving this long on clever workarounds that appear to be...
Citrix launch faster web delivery controller
Blog Citrix has given something of a boost to the performance of its web application delivery controllers with the addition of two NetScaler MPX controllers. The 17000 and 15000 slot in above the 12000...
IPv6 hype suggests real problems
Blog IPv6 is getting the kind of support that, in my experience, usually goes with a failed standard. ICANN is trying to scare us into adopting it, saying that "the people using new network...
Wi-Fi operator launches automatic sign-on tool
Talkback How many new users know how to secure a wireless hotspot? This will become a hacker's haven, opening windows users portables to the world. I have 3 neighbors I can locate,via wireless, and 2 of...
BBC in international spam shock scandal
Blog Last week saw the plausible 30th anniversary of the creation of email spam, an event marked by the arrival in journos' inboxes of large numbers of unrequested press releases from security...
3G iPhone confirmed, for Italy at least
Blog Over at David Manners' blog, there's confirmation -- if it were really needed -- that the 3G iPhone is launching next month, in Italy at least. Manners is one of the world's most venerable tech...
Memristor - everything changes
Blog At least two or three times a week, we get a press release about some fundamental breakthrough in nanotechnology, silicon engineering, wireless or similar. Normally, the story is rather less...
RE:Social networking and portability
Blog Comment I totally agree that the social networking companies themselves will never sanction this if they are making money from keeping people's personal data. However - if tools and standards are created...
[May 8, 2008, 14:48 by Giles.Hogben]
comp tia a+ home learning courses?
Forum The CompTIA A+ is worth having and enhances a CV, but it's not worth spending loads of money on. Get yourself a good book (Mike Meyers is particularly good for the A+, see http://www.totalsem.com/)...
[May 8, 2008, 14:36 by LeeOliver]
How many headshots does one chairperson need?
Blog We got a strange request last week from the head of PR from Russian security experts Kaspersky. It seems although the company was very happy with the interview we recently carried with its...
JavaOne: notes from the classroom
Blog This blog continues the reports I’m making on perceptions of JavaOne which I am attending this week in San Francisco. ' TS-6623 More Effective Java Following my session experience...
JavaOne: the ‘best of the rest’ awards
Blog If you’ve been digging into ZDNet.co.uk’s coverage of JavaOne in its entirety by now you’ll know that alongside news, there has also been show blogs (such as this one), video content, technical...
JavaOne from the inside
Blog In addition to my general reports and news on Sun’s JavaOne developer conference this week in San Francisco, I also have the chance to feature some comment from inside the technical sessions....
Video Chat on the Move!
Blog I've just had a fascinating and pleasing experience. I had a 15-minute video chat on ooVoo while riding on a bus through the Swiss countryside! First the summary - the quality was good, in fact...
Hardware Configuration for installing Quality Center
Forum Does anybody have an idea as to what server configuration should be selected for installing HP Quality Center & HP Performance Center. Number of users will be 5-10 and these will be located across...
[May 7, 2008, 13:22 by PravinShankarpure]
Could Novell kill OpenSolaris?
Blog Sun's just opened its developer conference with the long-delayed launch of OpenSolaris, the open source version of its Solaris operating system. But after all this time, will it live? It's...
WiMAX USA: $3.2 billon and counting...
Blog After much secret dealing and many, many rumours, potential alliances and posturing, WiMAX is finally getting going in the USA. The Wall Street Journal is saying that Sprint Nextel and Clearwire's...
Adding flavour to the Java brew
Blog Although Sun clearly takes on the role of lead ‘barista’ at the Java coffee brewing pot, it would be hard not to notice the small army of partners, sponsors and industry ‘friends’ that comprise the...
Keep on rocking in the free code world
Blog It’s not everyday that you get to meet a rock legend. It’s certainly not everyday that you get to go to a software development symposium and meet a rock legend. But after covering some general...
I wonder...
Talkback If the lawsuits that some Yahoo shareholders have filed actually get anywhere near a court, if Yahoo will argue that Ballmer (and the Microsoft board by implication) are a pack of idiots that would...
