appiChar launches cloud platform for NFPs |
- appiChar launches cloud platform for NFPs
- MIT student unicycles, Segway-style
- Mobile operators need to evolve in 2012
- US deploys 1.8 gigapixel helicopter surveillance drones to Afghanistan
- Wi-Fi Protected Setup easily unlocked by security flaw
- Raving Iranian TV accuses Ofcom of Sky ban
- Solicitors from hell website unplugged by libel judge
- ALIEN ARTIFACTS can best be FOUND ON MOON
- Nekkid Tech: The end of the year show
- Never mind the switch, feel the fabric
- CSC faces £1bn write-off over botched NHS IT project
- Christmas solar plasma belches to hit Earth, Mars - and Mars rover in space
- David Cameron gets custom prime-ministering iPad app
- Apple fined $1.2m for flouting Italian warranty law
- Amazon quietly gobbles up 'social shopping' tech
- Network kit sales outpace servers in Q3, overall picture looks decent
- Dixons Logik LE423ED11 42in passive 3D TV
| appiChar launches cloud platform for NFPs Posted: 29 Dec 2011 02:30 PM PST Aussie developed software going globalAustralian IT services company Appichar has developed a new cloud-based relationship management platform branded supporter360 which targets the not-for-profit sector.… |
| MIT student unicycles, Segway-style Posted: 29 Dec 2011 02:00 PM PST Homebrew 'leccy single-wheelerA student at MIT has created a nearly self-balancing electric unicycle, imitating the kind of stability control seen in the Segway.… |
| Mobile operators need to evolve in 2012 Posted: 29 Dec 2011 01:30 PM PST Ericsson looks into crystal ballMobile operators will be forced to up the ante on innovative business models if they are to survive, warns vendor Ericsson.… |
| US deploys 1.8 gigapixel helicopter surveillance drones to Afghanistan Posted: 29 Dec 2011 12:41 PM PST Boeing A160T Hummingbird carries upgraded spying eyeThe US Army will deploy Boeing A160T Hummingbird surveillance helicopter drones for the first time (officially at least) in Afghanistan by June 2012.… |
| Wi-Fi Protected Setup easily unlocked by security flaw Posted: 29 Dec 2011 07:51 AM PST Couple of hours of brute force will crack a network's PINSecurity researcher Stefan Viehböck has demonstrated a critical flaw in the Wi-Fi Protected standard that opens up routers to attack and has prompted a US-CERT Vulnerability notice.… |
| Raving Iranian TV accuses Ofcom of Sky ban Posted: 29 Dec 2011 06:52 AM PST But regulator insists it hasn't booted Press TV off the airIranian-backed Press TV is again claiming it's been kicked it off Sky, despite the fact that Ofcom hasn't done any such thing, though the regulator has asked for an editorial office in the UK.… |
| Solicitors from hell website unplugged by libel judge Posted: 29 Dec 2011 05:57 AM PST Review site sued into oblivion for 'naming and shaming' briefsA website that allows users to 'name and shame' lawyers whose services they are unhappy with has been ordered to close after the High Court ruled its publisher had breached libel, data protection and harassment laws.… |
| ALIEN ARTIFACTS can best be FOUND ON MOON Posted: 29 Dec 2011 04:49 AM PST Boffins advocate volunteer @home trawl of NASA's lunar pixSpace boffins have come up with a plan which strikes a deeply resonant chord with us here on the Register lunar desk. The scientists advocate the settting up of a distributed volunteer effort to trawl for signs of alien visits through the vast databases of lunar imagery being accumulated by NASA's space probe now circling the moon, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO).… |
| Nekkid Tech: The end of the year show Posted: 29 Dec 2011 04:00 AM PST Big Data? Puhleese!Hello again from Nekkid Tech, podcast about enterprise tech hosted by Greg Knieriemen. This week's episode finds Greg and crew in reflective mode as they consider some of the big stories of 2011.… |
| Never mind the switch, feel the fabric Posted: 29 Dec 2011 03:40 AM PST Vendors take up weavingIt is not clear who started it but it is all-out war in the systems business and the battleground is convergence.… |
| CSC faces £1bn write-off over botched NHS IT project Posted: 29 Dec 2011 03:24 AM PST UK Govt not keen to pay for late patient record systemCSC, one of the two remaining prime contractors to the NHS National Programme for IT (NPfIT), has told its shareholders that it might lose an amount in excess of its £943m investment in the project.… |
| Christmas solar plasma belches to hit Earth, Mars - and Mars rover in space Posted: 29 Dec 2011 02:23 AM PST Sun emits festive eruptions, but no bad effects foreseenIn tune perhaps with the festively-overtaxed digestive processes of many Register readers and hacks, the Sun has lately been giving vent to frightful burning eruptions of internal gas; ones sufficiently awful to mean fatal consequences for unprotected humans in their path.… |
| David Cameron gets custom prime-ministering iPad app Posted: 29 Dec 2011 02:02 AM PST Check NHS waiting lists, launch nukes - on the fondleslabThe crack coders assembled by the Cabinet Office have a new mission: making an iPad app for David Camerons.… |
| Apple fined $1.2m for flouting Italian warranty law Posted: 29 Dec 2011 01:33 AM PST iPhone maker must also admit blunder on websiteAn Italian regulator has fined Apple €900,000 ($1.17m) for trying to sell a two-year extended warranty when customers were entitled to such a thing for free under Italian law.… |
| Amazon quietly gobbles up 'social shopping' tech Posted: 29 Dec 2011 12:57 AM PST Will this pig-out actually fatten anything up?Recent hires by Amazon show that etailer is toying with contextualised, social shopping.… |
| Network kit sales outpace servers in Q3, overall picture looks decent Posted: 29 Dec 2011 12:06 AM PST Work in a data centre? No sign of pink slip doom yetThe data center networking market is keeping pace with sales of servers, according to the latest research from IDC. The company's box counters say that in the third quarter ended in September that revenues for switching and routing gear for the glass house rose by 6.1 per cent to $5.9bn.… |
| Dixons Logik LE423ED11 42in passive 3D TV Posted: 28 Dec 2011 11:00 PM PST Specs 'n' plugs 'n' rock 'n' rollReview Now that the big name TV makers have made 3D a mainstream commodity, traditionally cheaper own-brand vendors are moving in for a slice of the pie. But does it make sense to nab a cut-price stereoscopic TV? Not on the evidence of this 42-incher, released under the Logik marque and distributed exclusively through Dixons, Currys and PC World.… |
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