22nd November 2007 Archive

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Comms: Mobile

• iRSI: Something else to add to your health woes Along with iPod finger, Wiinjuries...
• Kindle ain't no e-book reader All your Wiki are belong to us
• Sarin to Jobs: your sneakers stink and your GUI sucks Playground taunts

Comms: Networks

• Drive for superfast broadband switches up a gear Industry, government, regulators to plot route in secret
• Israeli sky-hack switched off Syrian radars countrywide Backdoors penetrated without violence

Comms: VoIP

• Skype faces 020 7870 cut-off Updated: Really, really, sorry

Devices: Platforms

• Inside Google Android paranoia Game changer?

Information: Knowledge

• Free our data - open mapping comes of age Google meets its match

Lifecycle: Plan

• Ten tips on agile software development Of roadblocks and antibodies

Management: Government

• Datapocalypse Now UK Identity Crisis All our HMRC stories in one secure location
• HMRC data loss could be tip of iceberg UK Identity Crisis Even Daley Thompson couldn't chuck disks this quick
• Senior officials now in frame for HMRC data fiasco UK Identity Crisis Union says security crisis should mean job cut halt

Management: Law

• Chilis could struggle in 'Californication' lawsuit Band failed to protect its brand
• Police arrest Welsh counterfeit music threesome That's not a ring, it's a triangle

Music and Media

• Why is the iPlayer a multi million pound disaster? Beeb Week Betting big, and betting wrong

News: Bits 'n' Chips

• 'Erata' to hold up 2.4GHz AMD Phenom 9700 intro? Company admits performance problems

News: Gadgets and Gizmos

• Trade licks via USB USB to PC strumming

News: Handhelds

• PlayStation phone 'plausible, attractive' - Sony exec Better games for your phone

News: Laptops

• Kindle, Eee PC top Amazon.com 'most wanted' list Oy, Santa, bring us a gadget...

News: Phones

• Sony 'not working on a PlayStation phone', staffer states Other Sony staffer's commments 'misquoted'

News: Smartphones

• Orange unpeels HTC Touch Dual Another HTC smartphone

News: Wii

• Retailer reveals Wii Laser Sword Lightsabre clone war coming?

News: iPod

• Apple pays $10m to end iTunes patent clash Burst.com suite settled

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Charlie Sheen in upside-down iPhone outrage Thesp succumbs to 'Jesus mobe inversion syndrome'
• eBayer punts Wii for £1m Plus ten quid P&P
• Korean cyber junkies march off to bootcamp War games not so fun anymore
• Mourinho will be next England manager Wikipedia has spoken
• Need a new set of b*llocks? Try Argos The UK's leading 'nad retailer
• Nicole Richie warms to lamppost dog urinals Someone is taking the piss
• Robo-mixologist expo opens in Vienna Doctorow to keynote at arty cyberdrunk event

Odds and Sods: Entertainment

• Panto star sacked for foul-mouthed outburst Preston Xmas lights ceremony shocker

Reseller

• FAST legal adviser steps up to bar No drinks for pirates though

Science

• First metal cut on BAE's 'Taranis' robot stealth bomber RAF outsourcing outrage likely
• UK gov bans 'terror' suspect from science class High Court will hear appeal

Science: Biology

• Britain's waterways turning 'healthy' brown Rivers of mud
• Huge jellyfish pack slaughters 100,000 salmon Mauve stinger apocalypse
• UK Gov confirms new Foot and Mouth leak That's AND not IN

Science: Space

• Moon makes us extra special, scientists say Moon-forming collisions very rare

Security: Enterprise Security

• Cisco hack suspect convicted of breaking into universities Double jeopardy

Security: ID

• ID profiles worth far more than credit card details to crooks Follow the money

Security: Making It

• We know security and usability are orthogonal - do you? Heated debate

Software: Applications

• Google opens Maps for editing Street wise
• Windows Live Spaces racks up most downtime Social networking site keeps unsociable hours