Partner Program Investigating Cyber Crime – Those Doing the Chasing Cyber crime is no flash in the pan... Read more » Top 10 most famous hackers of all time The portrayal of hackers in the media has ranged... Read more » Worst week for viruses in a year? The largest proliferation of email virus attacks... Read more » | Tech News 50p broadband tax 'will leave 20 pc of UK without fibre' BT reckons a government plan to put a 50p tax on copper lines in order to fund fibre broadband to the country's hard to get to places can only go so far - and will probably never reach the last fifth of the UK.
The plan, unveiled last month in the government's Digital Britain report, is aimed at ensuring superfast broadband is rolled out to areas likely to be ignored by the market. More privacy choices in Facebook revamp Revamped privacy settings are coming soon to Facebook.
The social network's privacy controls had reached the point where they were distributed across six separate pages and 40 different settings, according to a conference call the company held on Wednesday. Apple bonanza, crime breathalysers and broadband tax June was a month full of Apple-related news with the launch of the latest version of the iPhone, the iPhone 3G S, coming at the Mac maker's annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC).
O2 wasted no time in sharing details of the iPhone's UK pricing - revealing the new version would be offered at a higher price than its predecessor was when it launched a year ago. Work-for-free techies help save British Airways £2m IT staff at British Airways (BA) have saved the company more than £2m by working for free or taking unpaid leave amid forecasts of a slump in airline IT spend this year.
Techies were credited by BA CEO Willie Walsh for being among the 7,000 of BA's 40,000 staff who cut back on hours or pay to help the company through the credit crunch. | Latest SubmissionsArchive |
