Register for a Techworld Account and enjoy unlimited access to our extensive white paper library and exclusive Enterprise multi-user software trials. Account members can also comment on articles and access best practices guides.
The OS got pulled from the Windows Store on Saturday
19 October 2013, 20:23. Topics: Operating Systems
The new interface has sparked a revolt, with thousands grumbling online
18 October 2013, 23:02. Topics: Mobile & Wireless
Better JavaScript memory management and HTML prefetching tags could make Web sites more responsive
18 October 2013, 21:14. Topics: Applications
Industry observers estimate the new chips could be ready for the Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4 in about two years
18 October 2013, 20:07. Topics: Personal Tech
Brightstar distributes phones and other devices for carriers in more than 50 countries
18 October 2013, 19:35. Topics: Mobile & Wireless
The tutorials are run through the user's web browser
Larger attacks a particular concern
Everyone on the continent should now be able to access speeds of at least 2Mbps
CESG offers strengths and weaknesses guide
There has been a 33 percent rise over the past year in the area around Tech City
The scheme aims to support high-growth businesses in reaching their full economic potential
Location-sharing app Glympse shares GPS locations, but expires after a predetermined time
Eight of the very best
Companies including Monoidics, Myrrix, Summly and TweetDeck have all been acquired in recent months
Several automotive and tech groups are researching the technology, but a fully self-driving car could be far off
HP's high density server system used in production at Comic Relief
Neither AWS nor Rackspace were able to meet Struq's requirements for low latency and fast provisioning of physical servers
Old school management tools are not tenable in todays' highly virtualised environment
KeepVid lets users watch YouTube videos later
Drivers of cloud machines should keep a close watch on performance
Neustar was able iterate on top of Hadoop and contribute back to the open source community
The vast majority of gamified applications available today are badly designed, claims Brian Burke
Bet you didn't know you could tweak a Surface's Registry. You can, and this hack helps reduce touchscreen lag time
Ricoh Europe has developed a private cloud capable of consolidating 9 data centres into 2
Energy consumption is at the forefront of IT as industry leaders seek to lower costs and, for the more altruistically inclined, save the planet at the same time
Most malware is mundane, but these innovative techniques are exploiting systems and networks of even the savviest users
Legislation, stealth technologies, and emerging data privacy markets are proving that the battle for our Net privacy has only just begun
Low-cost marketing, hard bargains, keeping competitors in check -- profiteering abounds in the open source community
InfoWorld, Forrester Research, and the Penn State University Center for Enterprise Architecture honor five companies.
The operating system may be down, but it is not out
In their own words
As your IT team looks to upgrade your computational and storage systems, be sure you understand the choices and tradeoffs you face regarding your server CPU options. Some of our recommendations may seem, well, counterintuitive
Researchers have discovered a better way to store data in individual molecules
Many businesses are planning to deploy cloud infrastructure as a service: which means outsourced storage, hardware, networking and servers. Essentially, the idea of IaaS is that another provider handles your infrastructure, with you simply uploading virtual machines. But given the... read more.
Defeating patent trolls (disambiguation: patent asserting entities) in court has been a rare event in the tech industry but security firm Kaspersky Lab seems to be making a habit of it. Its latest scalp is the notorious Lodsys, which last... read more.
An attractive portable hard drive that provides good performance at a competitive price read more...
The Galaxy Mega 6.3 offers excellent battery life and 4G connectivity, but performance is a mixed bag. Read our Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 review read more...
If you're in the market for an Android tablet, the new Nexus 7 is the one to get. And if you've got the old one lying around, considering trading it in for this one. Read our new Nexus 7 review. read more...
If you're looking for a cheap laptop for basic web browsing, word processing and spreadsheets then the Pavilion Chromebook works quite well. Read our HP Pavilion 14-c002ea Chromebook review to find out more. read more...
The Brother is almost an exceptional machine. The colour is well-produced and fast, but it is rather expensive in terms of running costs. Read our Brother HL-3140CW review to find out more. read more...
A sub-£150 colour LED printer
A sophisticated 8-bay NAS drive
The best smartphone you can buy?
Which is the best Android phone?
Western Digital's RX4100 rack-mount NAS might change the minds of small-business users about using desktop-style equipment.
Very wide display allows for multiple apps to run at once with ease
You can still access part 2 of our virtualisation journey - explore how you can improve your servers, storage and networks by developing your infrastructure.
Watch now...
Get the latest news, product reviews and downloads on your mobile device with Techworld's mobile site.
Find out more...
On demand Biztech Briefing - Learn how to effectively deliver mobile work styles and cloud services together.
Watch now...
