All content Archive | June 2011

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June 30th
- MoJ CIO to lead Government cloud charge
- NHS heads to cloud for security?
- Skype launches Android video calling
- CA Technologies acquires ITKO for $330 million
- Gartner: Worldwide IT spend to grow 7.1 per cent
- Neul raises £8m for 'white space' wireless efforts
- Cloudera bolsters Hadoop corporate offering with Enterprise 3.5
- RIM's challenge: unlocking the value in software
- Oracle and Google lock horns over $2.6bn Java infringement
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: i365
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: Librato
June 29th
- Sony Vaio Z review: First Look
- Microsoft releases first service pack for Office 2010
- Public Sector cloud: ‘It’s all about timing'
- City Uni launches IT consultancy masters degree
- CSC unveils BizCloud
- Mozilla extends Firefox olive branch to businesses
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: A10 Networks
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: Solix
June 28th
- Cambridge Council signs up Virgin for public sector network
- Hilton Worldwide teams up with BT for bandwidth boost
- Google claims 500,000 Android activations daily
- Google grants 72 per cent of UK Government data requests
- Microsoft hits back at Firefox business snub
- Businesses warned to protect against growing mobile security threats
- Promise SmartStor NS4700 review
- Salesforce boosts University innovation networks
- Microsoft Office 365 officially launches today
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: StorSimple
- IT Pro Start-Up Tour: Arkeia
- The IT Pro Silicon Valley Start-Up Tour
June 27th
- Mozilla says enterprise is not a big focus
- Opera co-founder leaves the company
- Red Hat offers training for private cloud
June 24th
- Lenovo ThinkPad X1 review
- Week in Review: LulzSec arrest, Apple loses iCloud exec
- Paypal predicts $3 billion mobile payments in 2011
- Travelodge hit by data breach
- Miracle Workers: rescuing data from the jaws of disaster
- Apple devices dominate global mobile internet
- BSA settles at £29,000 for unlicensed software use
- Apple given go-ahead for Nortel patents
- Today in history: Apple iPhone 4 launched
June 23rd
- Has ICANN opened the door to a load of dot whatnots?
- Red Hat reveals revenue rise
- Microsoft BPOS crashes
- Microsoft allows free uploads to Azure
- Xerox Phaser 4620V/DN review
- NPIA launches Police National Database
June 22nd
- Timeline: LulzSec hack attacks
- Nokia E7 review
- WordPress plugins hack forces password reset
- UK teen arrested on suspicion of LulzSec hacks
- IDC: Tablets hold key to Business Intelligence
- BT and TalkTalk lose right to appeal DEA judicial review
- Apple iCloud exec leaves day before debut
- HP takes wraps off new solutions for SMBs
- Companies failing to consider ROI in move to the cloud
June 21st
- Head to Head: Microsoft Office 2010 vs Open Office 3.3
- Ofcom allows mobile network spectrum trading
- IDC releases cloud boom predictions
- Zenprise unveils mobile security in the cloud
- LulzSec and Anonymous join forces to hack Government
June 20th
- Westminster & Chelsea Hospital pioneers cloud initiative
- Firefox 5 release candidate now available
- Q&A: David Elton, PA Consulting Group
- Adobe focuses on cross-platform app development
- Toshiba Portégé R830 review
- Skype execs get the boot
- Microsoft given regulatory green light for Skype buy
June 17th
- Sega falls victim to hack attack
- Week in review: Losing their touch – Nokia, RIM and HTC
- Have we reached the cyber crime saturation point?
- ARM takes over Obsidian Software
- Google looks to kill man in the middle attacks
- DEA three strikes rule slammed by early day motion
- Nokia loses IPCom 3G patent battle
- CIO Series: Balázs Ruttkay, Malév Hungarian Airlines
- Execs express concern over cloud sprawl
June 16th
- SOCA and Virgin partner in SpyEye fight
- SAP and IBM competing for Sage
- LulzSec releases 62,000 passwords and emails
- HTC fulfils users’ Gingerbread Desires
- EE, O2 and Vodafone hook up for mobile payments
- HP sues Oracle over Itanium debate
- Chasing the dream of an all-day battery
- LulzSec claims CIA website takedown
June 15th
- Focus on… Servers
- Top 10 social media slip ups
- Mobile devices in danger of attack
- Trend Micro SafeSync for Business review
- Google adds speed and speech to search
- Chromebook available for pre-order
- Westminster Council establishes pan-London procurement platform
- No Gingerbread for HTC Desire
- NHS laptop with 8.6 million medical records missing
- BlackBerry PlayBook on sale today
- MoD warns of careless tweeting
June 14th
- HP unveils AMD Llano powered laptops
- Google suspends more ‘suspicious’ Android apps
- CCTV service Internet Eyes forced into privacy changes
- Cyber Security Challenge champs get first jobs
- BT announces 66 fibre locations and rural White Space trial
- IBM turns 100: The past, present and future
- Apple and Nokia end patent dispute
June 13th
- Nintendo and Epic warn of hack attacks
- CEOs put block on cloud migration plans
- The great fibre debate
- NATO plans cyber defence task force
- CIO Series: Martin Studer, Omya Management AG
- Turkey makes 32 Anonymous arrests
- Apple sued over iCloud
- Thecus N16000 review
- IMF suffers ‘major’ data breach
- Intel shows off tech powering the cloud
- Intel details remote data centre security
June 10th
- Anonymous warns of Spain arrest revenge
- Is it time to criminalise data breach cover ups?
- Week in review: A touchy business – Apple, HP and the Financial Times
- T-Mobile data thieves fined £73,700
- Epson: Inkjets are better than lasers for business
- UPDATED: O2 claims Ofcom 4G spectrum auction is illegal
- LulzSec warns NHS of security flaws
- CIO Series:Nabil Batlouni, NYSE Euronext
June 9th
- HP TouchPad to hit UK early/mid July
- Another Sony site hacked
- ICO slaps Surrey County Council with £120,000 fine
- Will Nokia CTO's "leave of absence" be forever?
- Steve Jobs proposes Apple 'spaceship' HQ
- ICO exploring Facebook face recognition tech
- Ofcom's ex-IT boss to serve jail time
- iCloud is Apple's chance to take cloud mainstream
June 8th
- MoD experienced more than 1,000 cyber attacks in 2010
- Could IBM's three-pronged approach save Nokia?
- US Professor develops 'polite' email tool
- World IPv6 Day: Why should you care?
- Government bets on tech to cut £21 billion fraud
- Tech giants join in World IPv6 Day
June 7th
- Roxio Secure Burn Plus review
- Security software rebounded strongly in 2010
- Nokia credit worthiness downgraded
- Apple MacOS X 10.7 Lion: need to know
- HP launches 'Converged Systems' for the cloud
- Skype fails again
- AWS used to spread bank data malware
- Apple iCloud: need to know
- RSA offers token replacement after Lockheed attacks
- Dell debuts Dublin cloud centre
- Mobile NFC to make $50 billion
June 6th
- Round-up: Apple WWDC 2011
- Apple lets iCloud loose
- Apple iOS 5 launched with over 200 new features
- Apple iOS 5: need to know
- Apple launches Mac OS X Lion
- Surrey calls on private investors for superfast broadband
- Microsoft Office 365 coming 28 June
- LulzSec hacks: Time to play the game
- Android DroidDream nightmare continues
- HTC Flyer review
- Nintendo hit by LulzSec hack
- Apple WWDC keynote: Live blog
June 3rd
- Week in review: Windows 8, China loves Gmail and mobile phone radiation
- Union threatens strike amid HP job cut fears
- Google drops support for aging browsers
- Timeline: Microsoft’s Bing
- Skype labels reverse engineering effort ‘nefarious’
- Adobe CEO: Apple war is over
June 2nd
- Three UK names new CEO
- Breach of the data protection peace
- Crucial M4 SSD 256GB review
- Orange squeezes Apple fans with iPad/iPhone combo
- PlayStation store online after six-week shutdown
- The top five features we want to see in iOS 5
- Oracle ditches Open Office
- UPDATED: Government G-Cloud is dead, says HP
- Cyber Security Challenge part deux launches
- Inside the enterprise: Is business looking to IT for innovation?
- How do tablets fit into your business?
June 1st
- HP offers G-Cloud security vision
- UK gets Eutelsat satellite broadband
- Polycom picks up HP’s Halo
- HTC Sensation review
- Android leads market share and data use
- RIM releases BlackBerry Java SDK 7.0
- EMEA follows suit with server success
- BT and ZTE team for telecoms research
- VMware ups collaboration game with Socialcast