Mythical Gdrive surfaces in Google code
It would appear Google has its own Loch Ness monster, with mysterious sightings suggesting the existence of Google GDrive, Google's mythical online storage service.
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Intel's OS for netbooks makes alpha debut
Intel has proved itself to be pretty good at building netbook platforms, so it's decided to have a go at building netbook software too.
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Big security hole punched in Windows 7
A prolific Aussie blogger is warning of a possible security hole in the latest beta version of Windows 7.
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Microsoft enables Live Search in Firefox
Microsoft has reasserted itself in the so-called 'browser wars' with the release of a new add-on for rival Mozilla's open-source Firefox browser.
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PwC auditors accused of assisting Satyam fraud
Two PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) auditors stand accused of helping Satyam chairman Ramalinga Raju to inflate the company's profits by 50.4bn rupees (US$1 billion) in a scandal that is now commonly referred to as 'India's Enron'.
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Google promises offline Calendar support
After announcing much requested offline support for Gmail, Google has now revealed that it will roll out an 'offline enable' tool for Google Calendar within a few weeks.
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Microsoft to unblock Windows Service packs
Microsoft is planning to end a feature which allows users to block the automatic installation of Windows service packs.
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Nortel closes mobile WiMax business
Telecoms firm Nortel has announced today that it is to discontinue its mobile WiMax business.
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Dell tipped for smartphone launch in February
Dell is planning to launch a line of smartphones, according to reports, and may introduce its first handset models as early as February.
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BBC scraps web search
The BBC has decided to scrap its web search feature, long criticised for being a poor imitation of Google and other popular search engines, after discussions with the BBC Trust.
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Top 10 most inspiring moments in IT
To say that the technology industry has had a rough couple of months would be a huge understatement.
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iPhone scam referred to AFP: Cellnet
Brisbane-based Cellnet is the subject of a scam that tries to sell heavily discounted iPhones under the firm’s name via the Gumtree classifieds Web site.
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Intel consolidates European research
Intel has announced it is reorganising its research division in Europe with the Intel Labs Europe (ILE) project.
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Microsoft refreshes Vista Service Pack 2
Microsoft has published an updated version of Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista, according to reports.
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Valentine's spam starts to heat up
Security experts are warning users of a rising tide in Valentine's day-themed spam messages and malware attacks.
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New encryption standards pitched
The Trusted Computing Group has put forward specifications for three new storage encryption standards.
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Search engine promises completely private surfing
Dutch search firm Ixquick has announced that it has stopped recording IP addresses in a bid to boost user privacy.
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McAfee highlights perils of offshoring sensitive data
Global companies may have lost over US$1 trillion worth of intellectual property last year owing to data theft, according to new research from McAfee presented today at the World Economic Forum.
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