Sector: Technology & Telecoms


  1. September 2010

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    TECH-CESSORIES

    With many laptops too bulky for the business traveller and smartphones too small for serious work, a new breed of mobile office solutions is coming to the rescue. Jonathan Margolis reports

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  2. July 2010

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    VOLCANIC DISRUPTION

    The volcano with the impossible name has led to an explosion in videoconferencing enquiries. Good job the sector is evolving rapidly, says John Brandon

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  3. July 2010

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    CLOUD COMPUTING IS IT ALL HOT AIR?

    Once nailed firmly to the computer room floor, experts believe the future of IT is now up in the ‘cloud’. But what exactly is cloud computing and can it bring real benefits to European business? Trevor Huggins reports

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  4. April 2010

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    NOT THE APPLE OF MY EYE

    As the world coos over Apple’s latest progeny, Jonathan Margolis says the iPad is exactly what he doesn’t need

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  5. April 2010

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    AUGMENTED REALITY CHECK

    Until recently the preserve of sci-fifans, mobile augmented reality apps and services could be worth €550m within three years. And Europe is at the vanguard of this business revolution. Welcome to the “evolution of the internet” say Colin Brown and Boyd Farrow

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  6. March 2010

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    CROUCHING TELCOS, HIDDEN DYNAMISM

    In emerging markets savvy local operators are showing their Western rivals how to grow. Scherzando Karasu and Suzanne Frost report

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  7. March 2010

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    TOOLS OF ATTRACTION

    Th is year, tech advances will help streamline business operations and improve customer service. John Brandon gets to grips with 12 important trends.

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  8. January 2010

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    RUNNING OUT OF EXCUSES

    Threats of far higher energy bills plus government pressure may finally turn the IT sector green. Trevor Huggins reports

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  9. October 2009

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    Leaping Off The Page

    A British start-up believes it is ready to take on Amazon and Sony — and possibly Apple — in the electronic books market. John Brandon reports

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  10. September 2009

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    Indulgences

    Smartphones and Seiko Ananta

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