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February 29th
- Symantec: Security on a chip is a dead duck right now
- RSA: Back from the breach?
- MWC 2012: Big businesses favour iOS apps
- MWC 2012: Nokia's Elop taunts Windows Phone competition
- MWC 2012: B2B market fast mobile payments adopter
- Synology DiskStation DS3612xs review
- MWC 2012: Does marketing have more power than the CIO?
- Office 365: A complete guide
- MWC 2012: Deutsche Telekom lays into regulators
February 28th
- Symantec releases a slice of O3 cloud security
- First look: Sony Xperia NXT S, P and U
- RSA's Art Coviello: Security industry going through hell
- RSA and Zscaler concocting cloud authentication cure
- MWC 2012: Cisco unveils 'Next Generation' hotspots
- MWC 2012: Time to look to future of mobile apps
- MWC 2012: BlackBerry still viewed as safest bet by IT pros
February 27th
- Security giants go cloud crazy with RSA launches
- Qualys brings IronBee WAF to life
- Skype hits Windows Phone 7
- MWC 2012: Call to arms for mobile video
- Intel pushes back Ivy Bridge processors until June
- MWC 2012: Tablet surcharge for 3G 'widens digital divide'
- MWC 2012: News roundup
- MWC 2012: Vodafone teams with Visa for NFC payments
- Sony Xperia P offers 'mobile office'
February 24th
- BT PIA fibre broadband product fails to attract bidders
- Are you ready to launch IPv6 securely?
- Dell buys AppAssure for storage boost
- Apple buys Chomp for app search
- Microsoft investing $130m in Dublin mega datacentre
February 23rd
- Microsoft OneNote for Android and iPad review
- uSwitch: UK miles away from superfast broadband targets
- Ask CloudPro: Your chance to quiz the expert on cloud computing
- Invoxia NVX 610 desktop VoIP phone review
- Mobile comms: coffee and TV
- Porn website hack leaks 'over 1m' passwords
- HP Institute to attack IT skills gap
- SMART launches new company for SSDs
- Everything Everywhere plots 4G for 2012
- Juniper splashes £80m on 'intrusion deception' firm
- Motorola slams Microsoft patent ‘tactics’
- Broadband, pricing and small businesses
February 22nd
- Microsoft to integrate cloudy SkyDrive with Windows 8
- ACTA legality set for EU court scrutiny
- Microsoft files Motorola competition complaint in EU
- LibreOffice 3.5 review
- Canonical uncloaks Ubuntu for Android
- IBM builds on Q1 Labs acquisition with QRadar boost
- Dell misses revenue expectations despite storage boost
February 21st
- Huddle launches ‘world first’ intelligent sync
- RIM unleashes PlayBook OS 2.0
- IBM System x3100 M4 review
- GreenBytes brings deduplication to SMBs
- Government urged to up Met Office supercomputer investment
- Microsoft: Google circumventing IE cookie protections too
- Google removes another 37 rogue apps from Android Market
- Huawei lays claim to world’s largest desktop cloud
February 20th
- Concern over CloudStore confusion
- Pirate Bay UK future in doubt after High Court decision
- Fears over Government surveillance plans
- Foxconn announces wage hike amidst Apple scrutiny
- Government CloudStore open for business
February 17th
- Report: Google circumvented Apple Safari privacy protections
- Olympics Wi-Fi will be ‘an unmitigated disaster’
- Will the FBI close down your online business this March?
- Hi #SMW, will you be my friend?
- Apple in slide-to-lock patent win over Motorola
- Google scores 90,000 Apps seats at Roche
- Unencrypted USB with nuclear ‘stress test’ lost
February 16th
- Parallels Summit 2012: Q&A, Birger Steen
- Parallels Summit 2012: The cloud world in 2022
- Atos, EMC and VMware take the wraps off Canopy
- Did Microsoft donate to a climate change skeptic?
- Apple unveils iOS-inspired OS X Mountain Lion
- Barclays launches Pingit payment app
- Transparency? What transparency?
- Automation: Good for business, bad for jobs
- Lynch: What’s changing is the ‘I’ in ‘IT’
- Whitman: HP has its ‘swagger’ back
February 15th
- Parallels Summit 2012: SMBs remain hungry for cloud computing
- Parallels Summit 2012: Customer enchantment equals business success
- Landline to mobile costs set for cuts
- EU wants Europe to be supercomputing superpower
- Google fixes Wallet flaw
- Apple on top in smartphone wars
- Email blunder costs council £65,000
- Adobe patches two critical flaws
- Q&A: Chris Johnson, EMEA VP of Storage at HP
- Proview: iPad export ban would be tricky
- Samsung considering LCD biz spin off
February 14th
- How to avoid unwanted alerts in iOS 5
- Symantec suing Acronis and Veeam over backup patents
- Citrix launches CloudStack 3
- GoToMyPC for iOS review
- Vodafone upset after €400,000 roaming penalty
- Broadberry Intel Modular Server review
- Software industry slammed for poor patching practice
- Samsung announces first Ice Cream Sandwich tablet
- Twitter makes HTTPS default setting
- HP: Smarter servers mean more jobs, not less
- HP unveils ProLiant Gen8 servers
- HP Project Moonshot servers due first half of 2012
February 13th
- Cisco brings Quad to 5,000 Virgin seats
- Ticketmaster admits TicketWeb hit by hackers
- Google Wallet locked after flaw found
- Rolling out iPads in the enterprise
- ICO breaks £1m milestone as two councils fined
- Vodafone mulling Cable & Wireless acquisition
February 10th
- Huddle: Amazon, Google clouds not Government ready
- Five councils caught breaching data protection law
- Hitachi unveils ‘industry first’ 25nm SSD
- Valentine’s Patch Tuesday to fix 21 flaws
- Google bug bounty hunters make $410,000
February 9th
- Oracle in $1.9 billion Taleo deal
- Apple to launch iPad 3 in March?
- Do British police get cyber security?
- Google tops Greenpeace Cool IT list
- Report: Google cloud storage coming soon
- Police e-crime hubs announced
- Q&A: Daniel Reed, Reader's Digest
- Ubuntu vs. Windows 7 on the business desktop
- Welcome to the stay-at-home Olympics
- Cisco posts bumper results amidst restructure
February 8th
- BlackBerry Bold 9790 review
- O2 trials Olympic-scale remote working
- York researchers heat storage to speed up data
- Virgin celebrates 5th birthday with first ever profit
- OneNote hits Google’s Android
- Google releases Chrome for Android beta
February 7th
- Symantec hackers: We've released pcAnywhere source code
- Nicira launches Network Virtualisation Platform
- UK PC sales plummet
- Trendnet firmware flaw exposes private videos
- F-Secure offers iCloud rival to operators
- Cloudy Government store to offer 1,700 services
February 6th
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM goes mobile
- Virgin 100Mbps rollout 'ahead of schedule'
- Symantec touts 100 times faster backup
- Who to trust after the VeriSign hack?
- EMC initiates Project Lightning, Thunder to follow
- BT considering Ofcom price cap appeal
- ACTA: the basics, the controversies, and the future
- G-Cloud posts ‘intent to award’ notices
February 3rd
- Google sends in Bouncer to sort out malicious apps
- What should RIM do to recapture the attention of businesses?
- VeriSign admits 2010 hack
- BT announces FTTP 'on demand'
- Android users to benefit from Google Docs offline
February 2nd
- Broadband free-for-all with O2's 'Flying Start'
- Striving to solve the security skills crisis
- Dell Vostro 131 review
- Virgin remains on top in broadband speed race
- MPs call for infection detection database
- Q&A: Colin Bannister, UK CTO, CA Technologies
- Norton set to secure passwords through the cloud
- Will someone rid me of these troublesome Macs?
February 1st
- Government unveils beta website for range of services
- EMC Isilon unveils Hadoop scale-out NAS
- What can Intel bring to the smartphone market?
- Fujitsu Primergy RX600 S6 review
- Big Data boosts Acunu
- Q&A: Cisco on servers, storage and strategy
- TinKode suspect apprehended in Romania
- Oracle ships over one exabyte of tape storage
- LSE: Cloud computing to fuel economic growth
- Cisco announces 40GbE and 100GbE switching upgrades