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- UK NHS keeps Windows XP on life support
- Samsung promises a smartphone refresh
- Microsoft beats Apple to releasing a watch
- US companies take down Chinese hacker group
- Boffins will have a personal cloud
- Dow Jones steps into Apple secrecy row
- Russians hacked into White House nets – report
| UK NHS keeps Windows XP on life support Posted: 30 Oct 2014 02:11 AM PDT
According to Citrix, the mobile workspace company, which filed a freedom of information act request to get its data, all the of 35 NHS Trusts are still using Windows XP and that just five are using desktop virtualisation technology to handle migration away from it. more» |
| Samsung promises a smartphone refresh Posted: 30 Oct 2014 02:10 AM PDT
The outfit said that it needed to take on competitors in the rapidly growing mid-to-low range segment, after third-quarter earnings set it on course for its worst year since 2011. more» |
| Microsoft beats Apple to releasing a watch Posted: 30 Oct 2014 02:09 AM PDT
Dubbed the “Microsoft Band,” which sounds a little like the volunteer brass band which plays at company events, the watch will allow users to monitor their fitness and exercise regime, According to a Volish bog, the wrist-worn device has sensors that monitor pulse rate, measure calorie burn and track sleep quality. more» |
| US companies take down Chinese hacker group Posted: 30 Oct 2014 02:08 AM PDT
Dubbed Operation SMN, the coalition of security companies has apparently given the hackers a Chinese burn after it detected and cleaned up malicious code on 43,000 computers worldwide infected by Axiom. more» |
| Boffins will have a personal cloud Posted: 30 Oct 2014 02:07 AM PDT
Internet2 has worked out a way to let scientists create and connect to virtual spaces, within which they will be able to conduct research across disciplines and to experiment on the nature of the web. more» |
| Dow Jones steps into Apple secrecy row Posted: 29 Oct 2014 07:43 AM PDT
GTA supplied sapphire substrates to Apple, an important ingredient of screens for smartphones but filed for protection under US regulation Chapter 11 earlier this month. more» |
| Russians hacked into White House nets – report Posted: 29 Oct 2014 07:31 AM PDT
Unnamed sources insisting on anonymity told the Post that the hacks were into "unclassified" networks and that there's no evidence that classified computers had been compromised. more» |
NHS Trusts are insisting on keeping Windows XP machines despite concerns that they are about as secure as a celeb's naked picture on the iCloud and have cost £5.5 million from Microsoft to support.
Samsung has promised to revamp its smartphone line-up to tackle what has been its worst third-quarter results since 2011.
Software giant Microsoft has beaten Apple to releasing a new watch.
An alliance of US tech companies including Novetta and Microsoft hasbeen targeting the Hikit malware and have worked out a way to disrupt the Chinese cyber espionage gang Axiom’s antics.
Researchers will soon have their own clouds, thanks to the efforts of a non-Profit organisation Internet2.
An agreement between Apple and its supplier GT Advanced (GTA) to seal documents relating to the latter company filed for bankruptcy earlier this month has been challenged by a third party,
The Washington Post claimed that hackers, backed by the Russian government, have penetrated some White House computer nets.| You are subscribed to email updates from Channel EYE To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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