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News Archive September 2010

30th September

• US Seeks Ways to Wiretap the Internet
• Digg Founder on the Way Out
• Google Maps Out Future of Search

29th September

• Survey Shows Network Disruption Effects On Businesses
• Virgin Media's "Big Red Internet" Service Launched?

27th September

• Google Turns 12 And Celebrates With Cake Doodle
• Kindle For Android Updates With New Features
• No Apple FaceTime In The UAE And Qatar

24th September

• Facebook Apologizes For Huge Outage
• Google Updates Android's Gmail
• Czech Republic Bans Google Street View

23rd September

• Will Twitter Attack Drive Off IT interest?
• European Project to Launch 'One App For All'

22nd September

• Transparency Report Shows Google Service Availability
• Samsung Galaxy Tab Lowers Price

21st September

• Google Adds On The Go Editing To Docs
• Google to Release Docs Editing For iPad

20th September

• Customer Satisfaction Drives CRM Sales Higher
• IMRG Report Shows 15 per cent Increase In Online Sales
• Historic Milestone As Wireless Subscribers Reach 5 Billion

17th September

• LK Bennet Launches App Using Paypal
• Users Brand Google Instant An 'Anti-Climax'
• Updates Pushed For Mozilla Browser Release
• Is Shuffler.fm the New Spotify?
• Samsung Announces Online Entertainment Store Plans

16th September

• Open-Source Diaspora Project Released Anti- Facebook App
• EU Suggests Need For Public Funding To Access Broadband
• UK Jobs Recovery Slowed By Software Piracy

15th September

• Bill Gates and The Guardian Launch New Site
• Instant Youtube Down To 19 Year Old Student
• Creator Of Web Wants Free Access All Round
• Twitter Takes On Facebook In Design Stakes

14th September

• Apple Relaxes Restrictions On Development Tools
• Microsoft Adds New Features To Live Messenger 1.1
• Ofcom Outlines Importance Of Elderly Accessing Broadband
• Mozilla Continues To Release Updates For Beta 5
• Sage SalesLogix OnTheGo First Interation Of CRM App
• Adding The Word Free Brings Up Malicious Sites

13th September

• Google Responds To Annoyed Users Over Auto-Complete
• Google Says Latest Android Version Not Adaptable
• Local Health Care Get Freedom Of Choice In IT
• Morrisons Decides Internet Offers Attractive Retail Opportun

10th September

• New Providers Switch Much Smoother
• Google Provides Details On Instant Search Breakthrough

9th September

• Discussions Continue Around Google's Algorithm
• Google Instant Emphasises the Need for Speed

8th September

• Animations At Google Spark Announcement Speculation
• Public Sector Bears The Brunt In IT Employee Downfall
• Google Leaked Documents Show BP And AT&T Ad Spend

7th September

• Android Beats Apple In Smartphone Battle
• Storage Growth Driven By Storage Infrastructure
• Microsoft Advices Of Fake Virus Alerts
• New Chrome 6 Faster Than Version It Replaced
• Move From Analogue To Digital To Free Up Mobile Frequency

6th September

• Investigation On Google Begins Over Modified Searches
• Sollution To Wind Farms Interference With Air Traffic
• Technology Companies Offer Solutions To Alleviate Problems
• Microsoft Releases Fourth And Final Platfrom IE9
• One Million Signed Up To Ping In 48 Hours

3rd September

• Standards Body Say AT&T Push To Charge is Misleading
• High Speed Powerline Networking Released By Netgear
• Openreach Trials nomination scheme for fibre exchanges?
• Mobile Tweeting Climbs Up To 62 Per Cent

2nd September

• New Beta Versions With Anniversary Of Chrome Browser
• Digital Conference Calls For Illegal File Sharing Preventing
• Wi-Fi Mobile Charging Set To Change Charging Standards
• Google And AOL Remain In Partnership Until 2015
• New ARM And Flash Plans Unveiled

1st September

• Alcatel-Lucent Acquires Mobile Web App Compiler