Microsoft Releases Second Version of Office Communication Server 2007

Microsoft has rolled out the next version of its Office Communication Server 2007 Release 2, or simply OCS 2007 R2, company’s unified communication software

WED 15 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Symantec launches remote tech-support services

Interesting to hear that Symantec has rolled out a couple of remote PC diagnostic and support services - PC Checkup at $29.99 and PC TuneUp at $69.99.

WED 15 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Hackers targeting mobile phones say the experts

Confirming something I've been wibbling about for a couple of years now, a group of researchers with Georgia Tech in the US say that hackers are now starting to turn their attention to mobile phones.

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3 To Bundle Nokia N95 Smartphone With "Comes With Music"

To say that 3 is the most aggressive mobile phone network on the market would be an understatement and to prove this point, the Hutchinson-Whampoa firm has announced that it will sell the popular Nokia N95 handset with "Comes wtih Music", a scheme that other operators have vehemently opposed

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Comment : Risky on-line behaviour by consumers fuelling increase in identity fraud, warns Detica

Consultancy Firm Detica Group warned that people are still failing to combat identity fraud, despite an increased risk and heightened fear among the public of the crime 

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Comment : Mobile Workers Regularly Breach It Policies...Or Don't Know They Exist

New research from Vodafone UK reveals many UK businesses appear unsure as to how to secure mobile devices effectively – with nearly a quarter of all businesses having experienced security issues

TUE 14 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Surfing The Internet Is Good For The Brain Says Study

We already knew that gaming improves your memory overall and that computer games did have benefits for children. Now a new study carried out by the University of California in Los Angeles claims that Internet usage can help boost your brain power

TUE 14 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Pics : Apple Unveils More Expensive, Thinner Macbooks

Apple has finally released its Brick-manufactured Macbook Pro laptops, which deliberately keep the amount of raw material low by copying the MacBook Air skinny profile

TUE 14 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Comment: Databases Should Record Who Alters Information, Says BCS Speaker

People who create, modify or delete data should have their actions recorded and linked with the outcome to help tackle the problem of illegal or inappropriate alterations to databases

TUE 14 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Document management and retrieval applications? What's the ROI

We know that document management systems eliminate having to print out loads of documents a day in order to capture and file them, thereby making them more accessible to all users

TUE 14 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News