Jul
2009
Articles from 23rd Jul 2009
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COMMENT: Well-placed to achieve low-carbon goals
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
THE North East's position on the world stage as a front- runner in the push for a low-carbon future has taken several significant steps in recent weeks. Read
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COMMENT: Making the most of best Apple apps
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
IT’S been an excellent year for Apple’s App Store, which turned one-year-old last Saturday. Read
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Mobile phone aid to medicine
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
RESEARCHERS have reportedly designed a mobile phone add-on that can take detailed images and analyse them to diagnose diseases such as tuberculosis. Read
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Firms' space to grow
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
THEIR aim is to unlock the secrets of the universe but they could also help unearth lucrative business opportunities for North East science firms. Read
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Blackberry alert
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
AN update for Blackberry users in the United Arab Emirates could allow unauthorised access to private information and emails. Read
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New HQ for computer company
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
A GERMAN software firm has opened its UK headquarters in Newcastle. Read
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Expanding SITS Group moves to new offices
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
A FLEDGLING technology firm which beat its annual sales target in just five months has moved into bigger premises as it gears up for expansion across the Pennines. Read
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Apple is boosted by laptop demand
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
STRONG demand for laptops and the latest iPhone device has helped US technology firm Apple post stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings. Read
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Firms count on software to help lighten the load
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
A NEW software-based service has been launched to help firms review their accounts on a regular basis, allowing them to take greater control over their credit and funding. Read
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Top tips for beating the hackers out to get you
Jul 23 2009 | Science & Technology
A COUNCIL computer blunder two years ago led to a serious breach of security for thousands of credit and debit cardholders on Tyneside. Read
