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Roundcube: the world's coolest Open Source webmail project?

Chrome OS - is the world prepared?

Microsoft's free anti-virus - a friend for free or one that won't leave?

30 years of hurt - 3Com gives up the chase

OSX and OpenLDAP: taming the Leopard

Karmic Koala polish fixes EPS support issues in Inkscape

Sungard's John and Bob: the guys who get it to work

Counting the (real) cost

Windows 7 - a computing tax people are willing to pay

Microsoft with all to play for

Farewell Darl McBride ... gone but not missed

Getting Windows XP to work with fast Wi-Fi

OpenNMS: Enterprise Network Management Revealed

The danger of the 'part-time' application

OpenERP: an introduction to Open Source ERP

Fast Wi-Fi's little secret - you have to turn on WPA2 encryption

Thinking of a Windows 7 upgrade? Read this first.

Microsoft's 'free' anti-virus is long overdue

Data centres are actually pretty interesting

Why we moved to Drupal

Warning: handle USB 3.0 with care

BT: Give it up, you should be above this nonsense

The limits of anti-virus restated

Is AndroMDA/MagicDraw a viable combination for open source projects?

Simple Request Tracker customisations using callbacks

How much will a fibre rollout actually cost?

Dave Page on PostgreSQL and PGDay.EU 2009

A quick lesson in network management

Every little bit helps

My favourite computer store is PC World. Seriously.

Pick an IP address... go on, any IP address

The show must go on

Making content with Joomla!

The V factor

The perfect netbook word processor lives in a browser

Why does AV break my world??

Search me

Microsoft's netbook bullying

Twitter's DDoS day - who did not do it

Move along please, nothing to see here

What do you mean there's no beer?

Oracle licensing: a game too far?

Chrome will not beat Windows. It doesn't have to

Will Chrome boot Microsoft aside?

Bad Phorm from BT

Adobe shutdown shows the need to think beyond the box

Anti-virus for netbooks, a good idea?

Can email patterns reveal an impending crisis?

Digital Britain. The sums just don't add up.

Web 2.0; the millionth word in the dictionary

Hello? Are you still there? Dammit ...

The dot.everything bonanza

Phorm wises up

US cyber-security made 'shovel-ready'

The green light for UI designers

Rogue access points and their owners

What time is lunch?

Why the US won't extradite the 'Cisco hacker'

Running XP inside Windows 7

Disconnection on the Internet express

Internet collapse? Not just yet

Nintendo, cloud security pioneer

So, having ditched Acrobat, what now?

Not a Budget for the future

RIP Zango Inc, I will miss you slightly

Sun is shining brighter

London's Oyster card - another security black hole?

Why do you want to know?

The 'netbooks can't run anti-virus' myth

Citrix client won't work? Stop being so colourful!

Putting geolocation on the map

That looks funny

Never mind the small print...VMware's on the right tracks

Skype swoops, Truphone in trouble?

A tweet spot for Google

Did security companies hype Conficker?

To pay, or not to pay

How are the mighty fallen

The human factor in security

Replacing a laptop battery? Beware.

Head in the clouds

Time to disable Windows autorun?

Nice stab Dell.... but it's a tough old game

Hitting the Tweet spot

Every government needs a Second Life

The Sun in the Big Blue sky

The BBC bot did not break the law

Are netbooks a security risk?

Comfortably ENUM

The web's 20th anniversary - a contrarian view

Are smartphones finally commoditising?

The web had to be invented by accident

The flashing blade

A charged environment

The overheating laptop and other wallet crunchers

The home service

Gary McKinnon - the US military refuses to blink first

How much of your bandwidth is wasted?

The NSA cracks Skype and other tall tales

Microsoft to open retail stores

Enemies rally against open source

Software turns into politics

The case is NOT closed

Could Wi-Fi routers spread worms?

DECT Forum says don't worry

WPA keys are a long way from cracking

Eight from one

Surprise - Xirrus is still there

Sony's new mini-Vaio. Obsolete on day one.

Intel gets possessive about Wi-Fi

Windows 7 - was Microsoft shamed into this?

Why is so much technology crap?

Farewell then, UIQ...

Take the Cerco challenge

Wireless power sputters on

Why Interpol should become 'Internetpol'

Business buying Apple Macs? Not very likely.

Watch out Aruba and Meru, says Trapeze

The FTC wakes up to scareware

What hard drive crashes sound like

Pseudo-science makes phones "safe"

Losing your ID at the office Xmas party

Most phones won't have iPhone screens

Mobile phone encryption - a good idea?

Message to Apple: deference will die

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