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Warwick Ashford

ITWeb London correspondent

Warwick Ashford is ITWeb's London correspondent.

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4:20
Internet
May 31, 2007

Technology shakes up media

Just as technology gave rise to newspapers, many say technology will inevitably lead to their demise.

2:10

SOA knowledge lacking

HP taps into SOA market with new products, while researchers say lack of knowledge limits adoption.

1:50
Networking
Apr 18, 2007

HP fortifies network security

HP's networking division introduces an automated security solution for wired and wireless networks.

1:30
Wireless
Mar 19, 2007

Nokia predicts mobile boom

Wider adoption of mobility solutions by SA business is not far away, says Nokia.

3:30
Networking
Mar 15, 2007

Conspiracy of silence

Despite journalists' efforts, some of the juiciest news stories can never be told.

2:00
Networking
Mar 14, 2007

Tech catches up with business

Technology is finally able to deliver what business needs, says Citrix.

2:00
Wireless
Mar 14, 2007

Mobile boosts Java in Asia

In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile boosts Java in Asia, Open-Xchange shares code, IVT releases new Java app, and SigmaQuest enhances Java BI.

4:40
Web services
Mar 8, 2007

Competition is good

Windows Live Search is proof competition is good in any market.

1:40
Computing
Mar 6, 2007

Sun releases JES 5.0

In this World Wide Wrap: Sun releases JES 5.0, EclipseCon focuses on scripting, and Red Hat, Exadel enter partnership.

1:30
Hardware
Mar 5, 2007

Technology addiction grows

In today's technology roundup: Technology addiction grows, Sanyo and Lenovo to share costs, and California eyes Open Docs.

2:00
Hardware
Mar 2, 2007

US gets first mobile TV service

In today's technology roundup: US gets first mobile TV service, Samsung produces 1Gb DRAM, Oracle DBs vulnerable to attack, and theatre blocks mobile phones.

1:20
Software
Mar 1, 2007

JUGSA calls for collaboration

The Java user group of SA (JUGSA) has called for collaboration among developers for the good of the community.