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  Bill Gates carpeted after night on the tiles Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Thursday 29 May 2008. 10:25:00 Microsoft furnishings BILL GATES' post Microsoft plans are taking shape. Tired of windows, he's concentrating on floors and moving from software to soft furnishings. Gates' personal... Posted May 29 2008, 02:53 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: microsoft, microsoft plans, stake, andrew thomas, bill gates, taking shape, cascade, soft furnishings, investment company, personal investment, laminate flooring, carpet manufacturer

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  Nominet election makes Zimbabwe look democratic Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Friday 2 May 2008. 12:05:00 Stalin would be proud NOT-FOR-PROFIT UK domain registrar Nominet made £3.7 million, err, profit last year. The organisation held its AGM in London this week to elect its new board. Three of... Posted May 02 2008, 04:26 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: amp, andrew thomas, london, agm, profits, uk domain, domain registrar, stalin

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  Paedophiles get younger every day Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 30 April 2008. 14:49:00 Allroight, moi luvver? KIDS IN THE WEST of England are pretending to be paedophiles in order to settle playground scores. The bizarre twist on 50-year-old fat blokes pretending to be young... Posted Apr 30 2008, 02:30 PM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: blokes, andrew thomas, majesty, england, paedophiles, playground, bizarre twist, young girls, padstow cornwall

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  Microsoft gets into Linux management Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 30 April 2008. 12:48:00 Novole collaboration continues MICROSOFT'S Moreinterop collaboration with Novell is being fleshed out with the announcement of the snappily-named System Centre Operations Manager 2007... Posted Apr 30 2008, 05:40 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: microsoft, collaboration, linux, novell, andrew thomas, las vegas, cross platform, centre operations, operations manager, management summit, linux environments, microsoft management

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  Bloke stabbed while queuing for GTA IV Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 30 April 2008. 11:27:00 Blimey, I knew it was realistic, but… LITTLE DID I KNOW when I wrote yesterday that gamers would never experience the violence of GTA IV for real unless they were very unlucky, that... Posted Apr 30 2008, 05:40 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: violence, geezer, andrew thomas, gta iv

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  Iphone users hopelessly lost Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 16 April 2008. 17:12:00 Wi-Fi positioning accurate to within one or two continents THAT APPLE users are pretty much helpless basket cases is a given. But to discover that the pastel-hued gadgets on which they base... Posted Apr 16 2008, 09:31 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: gadgets, mistake, apple users, andrew thomas, fi, lifestyles, 16 april, two continents, dick cheney, basket cases, chocolate teapot

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  Microsoft wants bright sparks Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 16 April 2008. 12:25:00 Offers cheap kit for amateur developers SOFTWARE BEHEMOTH and small rodent, Microsoft has teamed up with hardware manufacturers to encourage hobbyists and academics to get their teeth into... Posted Apr 16 2008, 04:48 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: microsoft, developers, andrew thomas, hobbyists, hardware manufacturers, 16 april, imagination, teeth, academics, small rodent, software behemoth

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  Flash new standard tips up Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 16 April 2008. 10:30:00 Chipzilla, MS and Dell lay down the law INTEL, Microsoft and Dell have signed off a new spec for the use of NAND flash in PC applications including hard-disk caching and solid-state drives... Posted Apr 16 2008, 02:58 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: intel, microsoft, dell, hard disk, solid state, andrew thomas, host controller, working group, non volatile memory, controller interface, 16 april, disk caching, hardware interface, pc applications

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  MS confirms XP SP3 delivery date Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 16 April 2008. 10:00:00 Old OS prepares to wobble off into the sunset AS WE predicted last month, Service Pack 3 for Windows XP tips up in a couple of weeks. The last mega patch for the venerable old OS will be available... Posted Apr 16 2008, 02:42 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: amp, acts, windows xp, andrew thomas, sunset, 16 april, service pack 3, windows xp tips

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  Broadband customers ripped off Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Tuesday 15 April 2008. 16:40:00 Beware surveys bearing gifts IT IS a truth universally acknowledged that an ISP in possession of some creaky old infrastructure must be in want of more suckers to sign up. We hold these truths... Posted Apr 15 2008, 09:03 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: isp, infrastructure, possession, andrew thomas, bearing gifts, 15 april, surveys, truth, suckers

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  Dramurai stock up on inventory Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Tuesday 15 April 2008. 11:36:00 Crisis? What crisis? BIG DRAM makers went into a product dumping frenzy on the spot market in the last couple of weeks. The move was a cynical bid to make their Q1 figures look a tad healthier... Posted Apr 15 2008, 04:36 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: losses, andrew thomas, 15 april, frenzy, q1 figures, dram makers, q2

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  Messagelabs gets blacklisted Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Thursday 10 April 2008. 14:39:00 Spamhaus and CBL adds 'em to public blacklist OOPS! Super-secure email checking outfit Messagelabs found its servers blocked earlier today by watchdogs CBL and Spamhaus. Confused users... Posted Apr 10 2008, 08:48 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: spam, mail servers, andrew thomas, 10 april, watchdogs, cbl, uk isp, star internet, spamhaus

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  BBC may lose chunk of licence fee Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Thursday 10 April 2008. 12:28:00 Commercial channels may get cash to provide more regional programming UK MEDIA regulator, Ofcom, reckons that a share of revenue from the TV licence should go to commercial broadcasters rather... Posted Apr 10 2008, 04:34 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: bbc, ofcom, andrew thomas, 10 april, public service programming, tv licence, commercial channels, commercial broadcasters, regional programming

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  IT departments blissfully unaware of flash drive security risks Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Wednesday 9 April 2008. 15:20:00 Users run amok COMPANIES are unaware of the extent to which unsecured flash drives are used in their organisations, claims a new survey. 77 per cent of corporate end users use personal flash... Posted Apr 09 2008, 07:47 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: organisations, extent, workforce, andrew thomas, end users, new survey, personal flash, flash drives

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  Gates plummets to third richest dude status Andrew Thomas the Inquirer , Thursday 6 March 2008. 09:18:00 Yahvole bid to blame, says Forbes RICH PERSON William G Gates has shot himself in the foot by bidding for Yawho? says business rag Forbes in its annual rich list. Gates is now ranked third after... Posted Mar 06 2008, 03:30 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: andrew thomas, forbes, gates, rich list, telecoms, yawho, warren buffett, magnate, rich person, carlos slim