On-line Conficker threat growing?
April 1, 2009
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It seems that the web-based online threat is still growing. An article on ZDNet claims that malicious sites have increased 200% in the last month alone.
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Bitch Fight Between Microsoft and Apple
March 30, 2009
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Remember back to when you first saw the Mac vs Windows adverts, either on the TV or on the net like I did which featured Mitchell (PC) and Webb (Mac) doing a sketch? Well, the most important bit about that advert was the fact that they were advertising for Apple. In case you’ve forgotten bits, here’s a picture to jog the old memory..
Is Apple pushing consumers and developers loyalty too far? UPDATED
March 28, 2009
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As global recession deepens we’re wondering if Apple is asking a little too much of its loyal user-base with its proprietary peripherals, steep upgrade costs and restrictive T&Cs
Top 5 Data Losses
March 27, 2009
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Most companies with any sort of IT infrastructure have got some sort of disaster recovery plan. Whether it be a set of tapes or CD’s or a redundant data centre, the idea of loosing the company accounts on a hard drive that has become a paperweight is something that keeps IT managers awake at night.
Asus Eee PC Keyboard: No Monitor Required
March 25, 2009
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In the interest of minimalism, Asus have created quite a stir with their lastest Eee PC Keyboard that comes complete with its own 5 inch touch screen. Of course for
Backup company Carbonite loses customer data
March 23, 2009
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This story at TechCrunch has shown just how precarious your data might be up in the cloud. It turns out that the company has possibly lost over 7,500 companies data over the weekend.
BBCs Botnets.
March 21, 2009
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The BBC, in the name of “public interest”, recently accuired the means to get together a botnet. The Click Online program for the BBC paid “£254 – £290” per 1,000
Fusion-io SSD faster than Linford with the trots.
March 20, 2009
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Solid state drives have always looked like being the answer to a lot of prayers. The latency time they offer is head and shoulders above that which a SCSI drive,