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Are your systems well prepared? Can they imporve? Get a free assessment report. How well will your business get through its next disaster event? Get a free assessment report. Are your systems ready for this? Is there more to do? Get a free assessment report. Will your IT survive a disaster?

Use of "unmanned aircraft" could be a concern in cases of privacy - could we get spied on by officials? They would be good for watching criminals, but could be a concern for the public's privacy.

More than two-thirds of Britain has a broadband connection but many are not getting the download speeds they pay for, especially during peak times. This shows the digital divide between broadband speeds as many users are not getting the download speeds they pay for.

Article about how the government is failing people in rural areas to get reliable broadband.

Wifi is starting to get everywhere, and these free hubs are popping up all of the place

The article that went with my last post on how this new computer is look to bridge the gap for programmers 

Quite frighting this is that they are getting closer to a chip that is as powerful as the brain and will be able to relate to it.

Give As You Live suggests that some of the money now spent on buying stuff online could go to charitable causes - very easily The "Give As You Live" campaign is trying to get people to give some of the money now spent on internet shopping to help charitable causes - the idea being that every time someone shops online, a percentage of the spend can be donated to any UK charity of their choice.

A range of infographics to explore...get some figures into those exploratory assignments will you please people!

more than 80% of the world has never surfed the web!!

get a life, hows your mac :D

good thanks :)

October 6th, 2011 by Michal Harush | Category: Data & Research, Infographic | 1 Comment " Get the full report at: http://www.commtouch.com/state-of-hacked-accounts

The most important computing advice is "back up your files", which helps to safeguard your data if you ever get a virus. The second most important principle is "run an anti-virus protection program". If your anti-virus program does not include a good firewall, you must obtain one of those as well.

Russian computer programmers have created an industry supplying criminals with easy-to-use automated hacking software which can take control of a home PC in seconds. This type of software, called an exploit pack, takes advantage of known flaws in commonly used programs, such as Adobe Reader and Internet Explorer, to hack computers without the need for human intervention.

As always, if software is kept up-to-date, then these hacks are unlikely to get past the new security patches.

The post is about the London rioters getting banned from twitter, and how it has to continue.