9th > August > 2006 Archive
Lords rule on 'grossly offensive' phone calls
Man's messages to local MP 'insulting and perjorative'
Sybase touts distributed data integration
Suite success
Chinese man trademarks Zidane headbutt
Mark up for grabs for $125,000
Cheshire's particle accelerator gets £2m cash injection
Putting Britian on the science map, DTI says
Parallels updates Mac OS X virtualisation tool
Pleades Vista, 'fast' 3D support
Sage still taking buyer's medicine
Goes to Florida for £297m surgical graft
Social enterprise deal for HP and Curam
Team up to take SEM to the public sector
IBM moves further into applications
CommentSwallows Webify
Dell exec confirms AMD notebooks for October
AMD agrees
Orange mobile network goes AWOL
UpdatedPops out for a KitKat
T-Mobile Germany unveils 'super 3G' Vario II
Fast-download smartphone
Babycare guru demands closure of 'defamatory' site
Mum's the word
Accessing DB2 UDB with PHP (Part 2)
TutorialUsing PHP with IBM's DB2 universal database
Sainsbury's cans DVD rentals
Not pukka
UK retailer touts ultra-slim monolith MP3 player
2001 inspired?
Barclays to launch two-factor authentication
Card readers secure online banking
Elonex creditors back administration
Unsecured creditors will get less than 20 per cent
Three quizzed in Royal phone tap probe
Noise on the wire
Logitech revamps wireless music kit with full remote control
Four-room ready too
Brits adopt 'safe surfing' habits
Confidence grows but viruses remain a problem
US Senator claims campaign site 'hacked'
Or something
Sprint makes $3bn WiMax play
Drafts in Intel, Motorola and Samsung as cheerleaders
Boffins sketch solution to bulging moon problem
Use them new-fangled Computerers? Lawks, no, sir...
MS releases dirty dozen
Nine critical fixes star in August Patch Tuesday update
Vodafone customers to pay extra for Extra
Mobeco pulls MMS from cut price pack
Cisco turns up profits despite set top box buy
Sales rise set to cheer investors
Sony shuffles Sports Walkman brand into iPod era
Tube-like DAP gets jogger-friendly features
ICSTIS speaks out on latest Big Brother voting furore
'Please leave us alone'
Windows Live suffering from 'paralysis,' says Microsoft Ex
Technorati RSS feeder walks
US football through the Net Neutrality looking glass
FCC, big cable, and net newts again
Dead geeks depend on the kindness of strangers
Into the ValleyWill a wooden Jobs be so lucky?
Idioms wilt as heatwave humour drought worsens
LettersThe Vest is the Best
Borland on black track, says CEO
Balls in the air
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