14th February 2007 Archive

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Code: Unix/Linux/Open Source

• Sun dims LAMP, AMPS up Solaris Acronym mayhem

Comms: Mobile

• Bristol TV trial proves 3G won't interfere with 3G 3GSM Unused frequencies mean even more to ignore
• Japanese cabbies take mobile drink drive test 3GSM NTT Go-NoGo
• Mobile anti-radiation - a telecoms 'inflight life-jacket'? 3GSM column It's better to be safe than sorry
• Ringtones will always be bigger than mobile smut 3GSM 'Dirty little secret' retains niche appeal
• Warner chooses Telenor for mobile content deals 3GSM Welcome to Toon town
• Wind and sun powered base station powers up in Africa 3GSM Motorola's green alternative

Comms: Networks

• Slingbox shrugs off video on demand 3GSM It's good, but not that good

Comms: Wireless

• SF's Google-Earthlink quagmire deepens Key vote delayed

Management

• UK workers find love in the office Regardless of company policy

Management: Financial News

• Nvidia lauds record-breaking fourth quarter Revenues, income rocket

Management: Law

• Bogus online reviews face EU ban Ill will for shills
• Microsoft and Iowa dream up settlement Corn fed
• Was Julie Amero wrongly convicted? Comment Mouse-trapped

Management: Public Sector

• Blair ready to spam Britain Preps mass email shot in road pricing petition row

Music and Media

• BT signs up HBO, Universal for VoD It's a Vision thing
• Camera phones to de-throne the digital camera? But will the cameraderie hold?
• Hacker cracks HD copy protection Years to develop; days to break

News: Bits 'n' Chips

• Nvidia to launch MCP73 chipset trio 'later this year' Three flavours

News: Consoles

• Sony offers PS3 punters free copy of Blu-ray Bond

News: Hi-Def

• HD DVD, Blu-ray copy protection cracked again Different method, same result

News: PCs

• Nokia-Intel 'super 3G' laptop module romance over Add-in canned, flowers sent back
• Shuttle launches 'world's first' quad-core SFF PC Workstation class
• Shuttle XPC P2-3700W Gallery Shuttle XPC P2-3700W Gallery

News: Phones

• 3GSM 2007: all the stories, all the goodies
• Neonode announces 'iPhone Nano'-esque N2 Tiny

News: Smartphones

• HTC quietly launches classic-style PDA phone 3GSM P3400 hides behind Athena, Vox etc

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• 'Your future is in your hand,' says talking urinal Well, quite
• eBayer buys penis pump, ditches Ferrari Effects of fast cars overinflated?
• Google mislays 'L' for Luuurv Updated Happy Vaentine's from Googe

Odds and Sods: Entertainment

• Fashion world gets cyber catwalk Social networking makeover

Odds and Sods: Letters

• Road pricing petition saved by Super SIM Letters While the crap is beaten out of the housing market

Reviews: Smartphones

• Good Mobile Messaging 4.9 push email client Review Very 'Berry?

Science: Space

• Hayabusa probe to limp back to Earth Ion engines might enable homecoming

Security

• Don't get infected on Valentine's Day New versions of old scams debut today
• Microsoft's fat patch Tuesday Does this mean 40 lean days ahead?

Security: ID

• Nationwide fined £980,000 over stolen laptop Details on 11 million customers went awol

Software: Applications

• Google ditches invites for email service Wanna go the cinema instead?

Software: Operating Systems

• Analyst reverses stance on Red Hat threat Comment Reports of death greatly exaggerated
• Vista first look: Bugs and confusion Review A massively multiplayer beta test