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News Archive November 2009
30th November
27th November
26th November
25th November
- The top 10 fastest broadband towns and cities in the UK
- UK mobile broadband operators unable to identify pirates
24th November
23rd November
20th November
19th November
17th November
- Microsoft gives first view of Office 2010 beta
- IBM researcher shows how to hack Twitter using SSL flaw
- TalkTalk UK prophesizes the death of ISP email services
16th November
- Microsoft confirms Windows 7 zero-day vulnerability
- European data centre revenue to double by 2015: study
- Analysts doubt Amazon cloud's security, privacy claims
13th November
- Cisco promises customers more open products
- HP 3com merger causes customer consternation
- Cloudmark protects Network Solutions Email Solution
12th November
- Windows 7 security flaw locks up systems
- Microsoft to launch public Office 2010 beta
- BT Global Services continues to make heavy loss
11th November
- Second-ever virtual web host boot camp conference to be held
- Microsoft acts to patch critical flaws
- UK government pushes forward with state spying on ISPs
10th November
- Panda issues free antivirus software on cloud
- Microsoft puts Flash rival on Facebook
- Government insists on retention of all communications data
9th November
- How new is Juniper's 'New Network'?
- Sun files $120m loss on the hush
- Cisco ruffles feathers with new collaboration tools
- IBM developing technology for zero-emission data centers
6th November
- Ubuntu 9.10 security
- Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV)
- Cisco video game lets you be the boss
- Apache emulator for Microsoft IIS, Ape 3.0, released
5th November
- Chrome: How Fast? This Fast...
- Intel in threats and bribery suit
- Dell buys majority shares of IT services firm Perot Systems
- Cisco profits down, but sees growth ahead
4th November
- Microsoft To Preview SQL Server 2008 R2
- Microsoft targets Salesforce and Oracle
- Newfangled cookie attack steals/poisons website creds
- What does a server environment look like anyway?
3rd November