Technology: Ask search engine brings back Jeeves
23 Sep 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
Early this year internet search engine Ask.com decided to bring back Jeeves, the butler based on the character from the PG Wodehouse tales.
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Technology: IT manifesto to make Britain tech-savvy
09 Dec 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
- To secure UK political support for Micro Focus' technology manifesto - To build the Micro Focus ...
Consumer - Skin device grabs a spot in the limelight
31 Jul 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
and build awareness of Stop - To raise awareness of the benefits of the technology behind the ...
Comms directors survey: What keeps comms bosses awake at night?
12 May 2009 | by Alex Black
the board in the technology sector is about two-thirds. This jars when placed alongside the figure ...
Technology - Introducing the 'indestructible' phone
10 Apr 2009
Campaign: Launch of the i-mate 810F at Mobile World Congress 2009
Technology - Nokia shows what the N96 can really do
13 Mar 2009
Campaign: N96 Challenge - 'Face the Task'
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