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Twitter falls silent in the UK

Free service cuts off SMS delivery

Twitter has stopped sending SMS updates to UK customers, thus leaving them unaware of the latest important updates on what their friends had for breakfast.…

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14.08.2008 13:54:38 - The Register

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VIA Nano ultra-low power processor

No particle accelerator needed for this puppy to smash Atoms

Preview The mobo in our pics may look like a VIA SN18000G, which sells for about £150 with a 1.8GHz C7 processor, but it’s more exciting: it's a reference board for VIA's would be Atom-smasher: Nano.…

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14.08.2008 13:51:07 - The Register

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AOL phisher jailed for 7 years

Greeting card scam man gets maximum sentence

A Connecticut man was sentenced to seven years in prison on Wednesday for masterminding a phishing scam targeting AOL members.…

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14.08.2008 13:31:46 - The Register

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Massive expansion planned for 'no-work' database

Employers moot snitching on workplace bullies

The operator of a new private database that allows big shops to share information on suspected dodgy staff is holding talks with major corporations to expand into other industries.…

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14.08.2008 13:02:05 - The Register

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HBOS culls 5% of IT workforce

Halifax doesn't need a little extra help after all

Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) is slashing around 100 IT jobs as part of a cost-cutting exercise aimed at reducing duplication between mortgage brands.…

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14.08.2008 12:58:49 - The Register

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Ofcom: 'Well done Ofcom!'

Quango fails economics A-level

Ofcom paid tribute to its own munificence today by releasing its annual report on how its stewardship of the UK communications sector has made everyone love their ISP, telco and media.…

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14.08.2008 12:52:27 - The Register

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EDS hits TfL with restraining order

Oyster row gets legal

EDS has filed a restraining order against Transport Trading Limited, a Transport for London subsidiary, to stop it handing the £100m-a-year Oyster contract to Cubic.…

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14.08.2008 12:37:48 - The Register

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 release date named

Firm's first Windows Mobile smartphone

Sony Ericsson's eagerly anticipated Xperia X1 Windows Mobile-based smartphone looks set to be released early October.…

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14.08.2008 12:14:33 - The Register

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Teradata keeps warehousing money

Shrugs off economy and rivals

Teradata appears to be surviving a global economic slowdown that's affecting some of its largest customers.…

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07.08.2008 20:48:07 - The Register

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Anthrax 'rogue scientist' also Wikipedia cult member

Jimbo Wales sleuths secret sorority obsession

Bruce Ivins, the deceased US government bioscientist accused of perpetrating the infamous 2001 anthrax mailings, was also a closet member of the online cult known as Wikipedia.…

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07.08.2008 20:36:46 - The Register

The Register

Twitter falls silent in the UK

Free service cuts off SMS delivery

VIA Nano ultra-low power processor

No particle accelerator needed for this puppy to smash Atoms

AOL phisher jailed for 7 years

Greeting card scam man gets maximum sentence

Massive expansion planned for 'no-work' database

Employers moot snitching on workplace bullies

HBOS culls 5% of IT workforce

Halifax doesn't need a little extra help after all

Ofcom: 'Well done Ofcom!'

Quango fails economics A-level

EDS hits TfL with restraining order

Oyster row gets legal

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 release date named

Firm's first Windows Mobile smartphone

Teradata keeps warehousing money

Shrugs off economy and rivals

Anthrax 'rogue scientist' also Wikipedia cult member

Jimbo Wales sleuths secret sorority obsession

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