The Eurotech Group today announced the official opening of the Eurotech Nanjing University of Technology (NJUT) Research Center, as well as the sponsorship of a new university course on the design of embedded computing systems.
To provide business and home computer users with vital data protection, Computer Connections today launched a new range of low-cost storage solutions providing automatic backup and enabling business continuity.
In an upset victory, The Security Awareness Blog for Ma, Pa and the Corporate Clueless received the most online votes in both categories it was nominated for in the 2005 Business Blogging Awards.
LetsComIT's flexible PDA solution is going from strength to strength in the Gas and Heating industry. TEMS (Total Electrical and Mechanical Services) are the latest addition to LetsComIT's diverse list of customers, each requiring a wholly flexible, customizable solution to manage their mobile workforce.
Howley, Somerset UK — ComponentOne today released Studio Enterprise 2005 v1. This release includes over forty-five updates to .NET WinForms and ASP.NET WebForms components. Current Studio Enterprise 2005 v1 subscribers will also have priority access to the new Whidbey Alpha and Beta versions of Studio Enterprise components.
For enhanced network security, Network Utilities launches Steel-Belted Radius v5.0 in the UK
Commercial producer and recording artist Scott G (The G-Man) strongly supports the personal mixing seen in such clubs as the UK's Playlist as a way to get new music to more listeners around the globe.
The world of hammer and nails has turned to the high tech world of the Internet for solutions, and the marriage has worked. Home builders, both large and small, all face the great challenge of scheduling each aspect of a construction project to reduce waste and avoid costly problems.
Companies turn to computer forensic experts to dissect data and sort cybercrimes from unwitting infections, as spyware epidemic continues.
Hellomagazine.com has partnered with search engine Ask Jeeves (www.ask.co.uk) to provide celebrity content for its Famous People Smart Search tool.
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has appointed web analytics vendor WebtraffIQ http://www.webtraffiq.com/ to provide customary and bespoke analysis for its website http://www.iwf.org.uk.
Trawling the Web for place-related information is tedious at the best of times. A new search engine, being tested in Europe, recognises geographical terminology and has the intelligence to understand the searches and match them to places.
Trawling the Web for place-related information is tedious at the best of times. A new search engine, being tested in Europe, recognises geographical terminology and has the intelligence to understand the searches and match them to places.
Just because email is easy to use does not mean it is used effectively. A new, interactive, eBook from a cutting-edge Cheshire-based publishing house shows how to avoid the seven most common mistakes email users make and gives sound advice that helps corporate and private email users become great communicators.
The end of paper books has been predicted numerous times since eBooks first appeared. This time however, a specific eBook is pioneering the way in which interactive, instructional manuals may overtake their paper-based cousins.
London's leading creative IT training company, Mekon Learning puts its major creative design customers in touch with multimedia design school students. Students are set live briefs by client companies and their work promoted and used commercially. Students gain experience and excellent portfolio.
Hellomagazine.com has forged two new partnerships with ntlworld.com and tesco.net to provide celebrity news to millions of additional internet users.