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Is a HAMR blow falling on Seagate? (03/09/10 15:29)
The opposite of NIL desperandumSeagate may be facing the abandonment of a favoured future technology as the price for hard disk drive (HDD) industry unity.… The Register
Joy Division designer tackles England footie strip (03/09/10 15:24)
'I've lost the ball again...'Football minnows Bulgaria face an uphill struggle in their forthcoming clash with England, because not only will they confront some of the most talented, hard-working and successful players in the history of the beautiful game, but their opponents will be clad in a new strip created by former Joy Division designer Peter Saville.… The Register
Desktop pleasure, desktop pain (03/09/10 14:47)
Evolution and management of the client computing environmentLet's face it, the desktop and laptop environment is one of the major points at which the rubber meets the road when it comes to business computing.… The Register
Wells Fargo hops NFC train (03/09/10 14:46)
Joins BoA and Visa in trialsWells Fargo is joining the effort spearheaded by Visa to help NFC break in the difficult American market.… The Register
Google's Schmidt satirised as privacy pervert (03/09/10 14:42)
Run for your lives, kids. The ice cream man is coming!Eric Schmidt has been portrayed as a depraved privacy pervert by the US-based ConsumerWatchdog.org, which is running an advert in New York’s Times Square that mocks the Google boss.… The Register
IT workers getting back to work - sort of (03/09/10 14:27)
June and July not as bad as all thatThe US Department of Labor kicked out its monthly jobs report, and there's some good news for once. First of all, private sector employers added 67,000 jobs last month, although the overall economy shed 54,000 jobs as the federal government winds down the 2010 census and lays off temporary workers hired to count heads.… The Register
Paul Allen's patent madness not worth single penny (03/09/10 14:00)
Execution wins. Not ideasOpen...and Shut Businesses aren't built on ideas. They're built on execution. Google didn't win because it was the first to the search market. It won because it did search better than anyone else, and devised an ingenious way to monetize it.… The Register
German gov pooh-poohs biometric ID card hack (03/09/10 13:52)
Nicht ein biggieGerman hackers successfully used off-the-shelf kit to extract personal data from the federal government's supposedly secure ID cards, but the government has downplayed the significance of the attack.… The Register
TomTom drums up upgrade for iPhone app (03/09/10 13:38)
Follow that photo!An update for the TomTom app on the iPhone is "coming soon".… The Register
Ex-spook jailed for selling secrets (03/09/10 12:50)
12 months for CD & USB shenanigansEx-MI6 worker Daniel Houghton has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for unlawfully disclosing top secret material, in breach of the Official Secrets Act.… The Register
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