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 silicon.com: Photos: Barclays bank of the future
Barclays bank has revealed a new branch showcasing the latest in high-tech banking.The emphasis at the new branch in London's Piccadilly Circus, which opened in late December, is self service and interactivity supported by a slew of technology.
silicon.com: Full steam ahead for police plans to hack home PCs
The UK government has agreed to work with the European Parliament on plans to extend police powers to conduct remote searches of computers without a warrant.The European Union Council of Ministers approved a plan in November 2008 to grant law-enforcement authorities in member states the power to perform remote searches of suspects' computers, as well as to p ...
silicon.com: David Cameron: Green light for eco tech start-ups
Conservative leader David Cameron has today set out plans that could see green tech start-ups get a helping hand from any future Tory government.In a speech today, Cameron revealed a series of measures designed to tackle the sluggish economy, including the creation of incubators for green technology companies.Green IT from A to ZClick on the links below to f ...
silicon.com: BGL Group IT director goes to Directgov
The UK government's digital information service Directgov has appointed three new directors, including the former IT director of BGL Group, David Matthewman, as CTO.silicon.com Public Sector Get the latest public sector news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the PS newsletter today!Matthewman will be responsible for the organisation's infrastructure st ...
silicon.com: Apple admits health keeps Jobs from Macworld
Apple has admitted that CEO Steve Jobs is skipping Tuesday's Macworld keynote for health-related reasons, after initially pointing to other reasons for his absence.Throughout 2008 Apple was plagued with rumours about Jobs' health but steadfastly refused to acknowledge that anything was behind concerns over what many believed was substantial weight loss suffe ...
silicon.com: Minority Report: Why is Apple skipping Macworld?
The iconic Macworld event has been the highlight of Apple's year. So why are they stepping away from it? Seb Janacek has some theories.Ever had a moment where you're cruising down the motorway in fifth gear, decide to drop it into fourth and accidentally hit the brake instead of the clutch?
silicon.com: Mobile-software company UIQ files for bankruptcy
The mobile-software company UIQ has filed for bankruptcy, following the decision by its last remaining customer to stop using its platform.Motorola and Sony Ericsson, the joint owners of UIQ via a Dutch holding company, decided at a board meeting on 29 December to pull the plug on the company. The UIQ platform is being integrated, along with Series 60, into ...
silicon.com: Peter Cochrane's Blog: New Year wishes
Compiled in my hotel room in Swindon UK and dispatched via a free wi-fi serviceChristmas lunch seems long past and the decorations have been packed away until next year. It's a new year and I have been pondering the events of the last one and the past few decades. It has been abundantly clear for a long time that our politicians, bankers and managers in ever ...
silicon.com: PM's 100,000 job plan to mean broadband spending spree?
Prime Minister Gordon Brown looks to have given the go ahead to a recession-busting programme of investment that could see super-fast broadband rolled out across the UK.Speaking to The Observer newspaper yesterday, Brown revealed plans to create 100,000 new jobs by spending on public works, including investments in network infrastructure and backing for jobs ...
silicon.com: Do you need video in your enterprise?
Video has been hailed a productivity booster and cost saver. But can it deliver? Freeform Dynamics's IdaRose Sylvester explains what video can and can't do.As we enter 2009, reducing spending, improving productivity of smaller teams, and the perceived imperative to improve the corporate 'green' footprint are three priorities facing corporations.
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·Motorola cuts 3,000 jobs and delays spin-off
Motorola is cutting 3,000 jobs and delaying the spin-off of its loss-making mobile phone business after suffering a $397m loss in the third quarter amid a dramatic fall in handset sales
·Chipmaker warnsof global sales decline
TSMC chief executive says industry revenues in 2009 will fall by up to 10% in 'an unusually challenging environment' amid the financial crisis
·Netbooks lead computer growth
Despite the downturn in the economy, an unexpected surge in global consumer demand for 'netbooks' or mini-notebooks, has turned them into one of the hottest new consumer-tech products in years
·Mobile makers braced for painful 2009
The world's leading mobile phone makers are braced for a painful 2009 after warnings that sales of handsets could fall sharply for the first time in eight years
·Microsoft looks to cloud to open new windows
If Microsoft fails to lay out a compelling plan for how it will adapt to the new worldof internet-based computing, it would add to a nagging concerns that the company is falling behind in the biggest transition to hit information technology in years
·Microsoft results offer hope to tech sector
Microsoft is weathering the economic downturn better than expected, with sales in the three months to the end of September topping Wall Street estimates, according to new figures
·Amazon wins over sceptics about web services
When Amazon Web Services was launched in March 2006, investors thought the hundreds of millions of dollars the retailer was spending to build up its infrastructure and hire engineers were hard to justify. Today the move seems less contentious
·Sony slashes forecast on strong yen
Sony blamed an economic change "defying imagination" as it slashed its profit forecasts, raising fears that it could even slide into losses in the second half of this year unless the euro recovers against the yen
·Google Russian purchase blocked
Moscow antitrust body steps in to $140m pursuit of Russian advertising business that would have raised search company's profile
·AT&T profits dented by iPhone subsidies
AT&T, the largest US telecommunications group, is paying the price for the success of Apple's 3G iPhone launched on July 11 with a substantial subsidy from its mobile network unit
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·Apple 'not green enough', says Dell
TECHNOLOGY giant Dell has taken the unusual step of attacking Apple over its "green credentials" which it claims leave the creator of the iPhone wanting.
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·Photos: Barclays bank of the future
Barclays bank has revealed a new branch showcasing the latest in high-tech banking.The emphasis at the new branch in London's Piccadilly Circus, which opened in late December, is self service and interactivity supported by a slew of technology.
·Full steam ahead for police plans to hack home PCs
The UK government has agreed to work with the European Parliament on plans to extend police powers to conduct remote searches of computers without a warrant.The European Union Council of Ministers approved a plan in November 2008 to grant law-enforcement authorities in member states the power to perform remote searches of suspects' computers, as well as to perform 'cyber patrols' of the internet and increase data sha ...
·David Cameron: Green light for eco tech start-ups
Conservative leader David Cameron has today set out plans that could see green tech start-ups get a helping hand from any future Tory government.In a speech today, Cameron revealed a series of measures designed to tackle the sluggish economy, including the creation of incubators for green technology companies.Green IT from A to ZClick on the links below to find out more... A is for AbroadB is for BladesC is for Carbo ...
·BGL Group IT director goes to Directgov
The UK government's digital information service Directgov has appointed three new directors, including the former IT director of BGL Group, David Matthewman, as CTO.silicon.com Public Sector Get the latest public sector news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the PS newsletter today!Matthewman will be responsible for the organisation's infrastructure strategy and delivery. In his former position at insurance com ...
·Apple admits health keeps Jobs from Macworld
Apple has admitted that CEO Steve Jobs is skipping Tuesday's Macworld keynote for health-related reasons, after initially pointing to other reasons for his absence.Throughout 2008 Apple was plagued with rumours about Jobs' health but steadfastly refused to acknowledge that anything was behind concerns over what many believed was substantial weight loss suffered by the iconic Apple founder.
·Minority Report: Why is Apple skipping Macworld?
The iconic Macworld event has been the highlight of Apple's year. So why are they stepping away from it? Seb Janacek has some theories.Ever had a moment where you're cruising down the motorway in fifth gear, decide to drop it into fourth and accidentally hit the brake instead of the clutch?
·Mobile-software company UIQ files for bankruptcy
The mobile-software company UIQ has filed for bankruptcy, following the decision by its last remaining customer to stop using its platform.Motorola and Sony Ericsson, the joint owners of UIQ via a Dutch holding company, decided at a board meeting on 29 December to pull the plug on the company. The UIQ platform is being integrated, along with Series 60, into the Symbian Foundation's royalty-free, open-source platform, ...
·Peter Cochrane's Blog: New Year wishes
Compiled in my hotel room in Swindon UK and dispatched via a free wi-fi serviceChristmas lunch seems long past and the decorations have been packed away until next year. It's a new year and I have been pondering the events of the last one and the past few decades. It has been abundantly clear for a long time that our politicians, bankers and managers in every spherehave failed to grasp a few essential basics.
·PM's 100,000 job plan to mean broadband spending spree?
Prime Minister Gordon Brown looks to have given the go ahead to a recession-busting programme of investment that could see super-fast broadband rolled out across the UK.Speaking to The Observer newspaper yesterday, Brown revealed plans to create 100,000 new jobs by spending on public works, including investments in network infrastructure and backing for jobs in "digital industries".
·Do you need video in your enterprise?
Video has been hailed a productivity booster and cost saver. But can it deliver? Freeform Dynamics's IdaRose Sylvester explains what video can and can't do.As we enter 2009, reducing spending, improving productivity of smaller teams, and the perceived imperative to improve the corporate 'green' footprint are three priorities facing corporations.
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·Job-creation panel endorses business tax credit
A plan to give a tax credit to Colorado companies that create 20 or more new jobs was endorsed Monday night by a committee of state lawmakers.
·BryanMark names Price K.C. office head
BryanMark Financial Group has named H. Joseph Price, currently head of Spencer Fane Britt & Browne’s tax & estate planning practice group, to serve as executive vice president in BryanMark’s Kansas City office.
·Win.Net files for Chapter 11 protection
WinNet Communications Inc., parent company of Internet service provider Win.Net Thursday filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
·Online video viewing soars
Americans viewed 34 percent more online videos in November 2008, compared with the same month the previous year, according to numbers gathered by Reston, Va.-based tracking company ComScore (NASDAQ: SCOR). (SCOR)
·Lithia Motors suspends quarterly dividend
Lithia Motors Inc., which in 2008 sold off several stores and lost $2.3 million in the third quarter, announced Monday that its board of directors voted to suspend its quarterly dividend for the fourth quarter of 2008 due to the current economic environment. (LAD)
·Perceptive Software lays off 53
In a second round of cuts, Perceptive Software Inc. laid off 53 employees on Monday, or 10 percent of its work force.
·LDK Solar lowers Q4 revenue outlook
LDK Solar Co. Ltd. on Monday lowered its revenue estimates for the fourth quarter to between $425 million and $435 million, compared to earlier guidance of $555 million to $565 million. (LDK)
·Rise in health care spending slows down
Health care spending in the U.S. grew 6.1 percent in 2007 to $2.2 trillion, or $7,421 per person, the slowest rate of growth since 1998, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
·SkyWi customers still being reconnected
Local voice and Internet service provider SkyWi Inc. said most of its voice and much of its Internet services in New Mexico was still down as of Monday.
·Pevely union officer pleads guilty to embezzlement
A Pevely union officer pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $24,000 from Glass Molders Plastics Local 30, U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway said Monday.
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