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Channel News

Azlan rejigs senior European team

Goes after tasty SMB biz

Computacenter launches software distie division

Beefs up interest in everyone's favourite V-word
SMBs grasp Vista nettle

US reseller urges 'case-by-case' approach
SAP dodges bullet in Q4

Software sales lead the show
AMD rewrites four-core Phenom roll-out timetable

9700 and 9900 delay confirmed

Comms News

Qualcomm and Intel go head-to-head in mobile internet devices

Killer phones or kill-a-phone?

Apple to charge $20 for iPod Touch update

Macworld Expo But latest iPhone firmware will be free
Google tidies up iPhone apps for Macworld

Showing what's possible online
BT Vision inks Disney-ABC deal

Desperate Housewives on demand
MWg touts Atom handset duo

Based on CPUs, not particle accelerators
Android struggles to life

New platform, old handset
3 gives up (Super)drugs

Cuts down to 20 stores
Nokia shutters German handset factory

2,300 layoffs
China Mobile walks away from the iPhone

Sharing revenues just isn't communist
Motorola swings axe at TTPCom

Lays off half the staff
Samsung's F700V to be all-white on the night?

Vodafone shows off new handset colour
Second-hand cars still top customer complaints list

But mobile phones and ISPs are gaining fast

Developer News

REALbasic for iPhone?

Macworld 2008 SKD definitely, maybe

Hardware News

Investors shred Intel over double-digit Q4 gains

Fear is in the share

Mojo-free Jobs delivers Macworld goods

Macworld 2008 One more thing: nothing
VMware buys application virtualization joint

Thinstall hops into fat wallet
Dreamhost billing cock-up shocks customer bank accounts

What a difference an "8" makes
Apple NAS box ties in to Leopard's Time Machine

Macworld Expo Time Capsule launched
Storage is still sexy, claims Iomega

Catwalk capacity
Intel readies 15 CPUs for Centrino revamp

Count 'em...
Price war looms in corporate 100Mb market

Hundreds of megabits for hundreds of pounds

Management News

British software pirate faces up to 10 years in jail

Flogs software on eBay

US chief spook pushes electronic dragnet policy

Not paranoia, just awareness
Parliament ponders the weight of e-petitions

Westminster goes all Web 2.0
FBI to get UK biometric database hookup?

1776 continues to cost money

Music and Media News

Rebranding the RIAA

Competition Results Lobby group gets the Strategy Boutique treatment

ISPs nominate UK record industry as top internet villain

Put your handbags down ladies

Odds and Sods News

eBay in sensational Back to the Future coupon deal

Time travellers click here for free cash

Bill Gates lives inside of Facebook CEO

And Ninthly The second coming
Brighton professor bans Google

And don't even think about Wikipedia

Reg Hardware News

Caught on camera: the Downfall of HD DVD

NSFW Art imitates life...

It was the MacBook Air sub-notebook

Macworld Expo The world's thinnest notebook, Apple claims
Apple looks to movie rentals to revive Apple TV box

Macworld Expo Price cut, new system software coming
Polaroid pops out ink-less photo printer

No ink? No problem!
Netgear EVA8000 network media player

Review Now with Matroska support
Sony talks up MP3 dictation gadgets

Memo: buy milk
Toshiba pitches HD DVD players as... DVD machines

So why buy HD DVD discs then?
Microsoft develops 'intelligent' shopping trolley

Does it yell out when it's been nicked?
PS3 component cost halved in 12 months, analyst claims

Console's parts now cost $400, apparently

Science News

Boffins: Antimatter comes from black holes, neutron stars

'No one could have expected so much unexpectedness'

NASA embosses space images for the blind

'Touch the Invisible Sky'
Japanese whalers lash protesters to mast

Alleged assault during boarding
Satellite sea launch successful

Promise of improved comms in Asia Pacific
US boffins create GM 'supercarrot'

Need a calcium boost? Click here
Terrifying farm mechanoid plan for Japan

No other way to cope with monster vegetable menace
Plague: The new Black Death

Threat to humanity ignored, researchers warn
UK faces big jump in renewable targets

Sevenfold increase by 2020
Messenger skims past Mercury

Beams back images of first approach

Security News

Mac lambs line up for slaughter

Is Apple airtight?

Scareware scammers target Mac users

False security
Military industrial complex aims to revamp email

Trust but verify
Most home routers 'vulnerable to remote take-over'

Universal plug and prey

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Software News

Red Hat flips CEO, as Microsoft 'goes' astroturfing

Radio Reg Adobe and MuleSource tune open source assault

Beeb confirms iPlayer streaming dominance

P2P outnumbered 8 to 1

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