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iPhone worm hjacks ING customers

The latest worm to infect jailbroken iPhone users targets customers of Dutch online bank ING Direct

Weather balloons no longer a crazy idea for rural coverage

Base jumping

Networks 23 Nov 18:02

PC sales bounce up (and down)

Netbooks drag year-end uptick

Channel Register 23 Nov 17:20

Symantec Japan website bamboozled by hacker

Plaintext passwords revealed

Enterprise Security 23 Nov 16:58

New analysis points to ancient Martian ocean, river valleys

Just a matter of finding sea-monster skeletons, now

Space 23 Nov 16:10

T-Orange won't share the airwaves

Get your own damn spectrum, mooch

Mobile 23 Nov 15:49

Exascale computing: How do we get there from here?

IBM guru Dave Turek tells us what's what

HPC 23 Nov 15:38

Vulture logo with head phonesMicrosoft's IE 9, Silverlight 4 and the whiff of lock-in

Radio Reg Shoulda bought Yahoo! Amazon

Apple voids warranties over cigarette smoke, users say

No repairs for 'biohazard' Macs

Freeview HD - your questions answered

All you need to know

Reg Hardware 23 Nov 08:02

Moller Skycar to finally crash and burn?

Desperate last-gasp spin: 'Virtual flight tests' start

Science 23 Nov 15:19

Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2

Review Windows 7 on a netbook - worth the wait?

Reg Hardware 23 Nov 12:57

Spotify embraces Symbian

Appy talking

Mobile 23 Nov 14:54

Savage roo mauls Oz man

What's that Skippy? You're trying to drown my dog?

Bootnotes 23 Nov 14:52

AOL taps strategy boutique ahead of Time Warner spin-off

Dotty logo revamp strikes bum note

Music and Media 23 Nov 14:34

Erotica 09: Bit limp, but crowds still up for it

NSFW I'll have what she's having

Bootnotes 23 Nov 14:33

Drobo restrings boxes to double-up product range

New storage boxes are bigger on the inside

Storage 23 Nov 13:39

We're going for optimised workload delivery...

Workshop Are we nearly there yet?

Server Management 23 Nov 13:23

Credit crunch? It won't be over by Christmas

Cheap credit is over and its not coming back, says CBI

Small Biz 23 Nov 12:44

Google to anoint Android, Chrome OS love (eventually)

When two become one

Operating Systems 23 Nov 12:35

GPS alarm seems alarmingly useless

You're safe with me. Unless stuff crashes

Mobile 23 Nov 12:23

MIT boffins invent robot clam-grapnel

Tech has important mole-cruiser implications, too

Science 23 Nov 12:17

Fusion-io whips out fast gov-grade ioDrive

Cramming eight on a card

Storage 23 Nov 11:28

New hacker peril for older IE versions

New species of unpatched bug bites IE6 and 7

Applications 23 Nov 11:19

Looking back at packaged application rigidity and lock-in

Workshop Have we progressed that much in 25 years?

Evolving Apps 23 Nov 11:06

O/S bloat: What's the cure?

Comment Code belly's gonna get you

Virtualization 23 Nov 10:48

eBay blames success for failure

Saturday search fail

Applications 23 Nov 10:44

Virtualisation in the smaller business

Lab Are things really any different to the big boys?

Virtualisation Lab 23 Nov 10:37

New sensitive space gloves: NASA spends wad freely

Glovely cash for astro haberdashers

Space 23 Nov 09:57

eBay stamps on Mussolini's brain

Pulls Il Duce body bits auction

Bootnotes 23 Nov 09:30

Murdoch puffs Microsoft over Google

Redmond aligns with the empire of The Sun

IT Director 23 Nov 09:27

Imation ships wirelessly-connected hard drive

USB 2.0 wireless

Storage 23 Nov 08:02

Atlantis astronaut flying high over baby's birth

Houston, we have a daddy

Space 22 Nov 23:28

First malicious iPhone worm slithers into wild

Jailbreakers under assault

Malware 22 Nov 22:57

eBooks: What to read on which reader

Your pre-Christmas guide to what's on

Music and Media 22 Nov 10:02

Is data overload killing off human initiative?

Book Review Time to add a delete button to the internet

Government 22 Nov 09:02

Triumph in Geneva! LHC beams up and running again

Dimensional portal invasion back on track

Physics 21 Nov 09:39

TomTom Start satnav

Review Made for map lovers, apparently...

Reg Hardware 21 Nov 09:02

Channel 4 raises Bing word-extinction alarm

UK TV channel forecasts end of language

Music and Media 21 Nov 08:02

SQL Server 2008 - from semi-relational to sublime

Review Inside Microsoft's R2 preview

Applications 21 Nov 00:57

Blogger outs back-end Google tech

'Super elastic, soft, smooth. Highly absorbent, for you always!'

Odds and Sods 21 Nov 00:26

FDA takes aim at illegal net pharmacies

Please don't feed the spammers

Crime 20 Nov 23:30

Oman cuffs 212 for selling VoIP calls

Net phones verboten

VoIP 20 Nov 23:28

IBM chases HP (and Sun) with tiny mem prices

AIX pipeline lubrication

Servers 20 Nov 22:35

Hackers free Snow Leopard from Jobsian cage

Apple Atomness restored

Operating Systems 20 Nov 22:28

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