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September 30
- Microsoft to rake in $444m from Android
- MVA Challenge: seeing how it hangs together
- Benetton deploys Meraki cloud-based wireless network
September 29
- Google slams Microsoft over patent "extortion"
- Nokia cuts 3,500 jobs
- Researchers warn of mobile geolocation dangers
- The sun's shining, can IT cut energy use?
September 28
- New EU directive to feature cloud 'bridge'
- 3 makes unlimited data available for all
- CIOs concerned about cloud sprawl
- Virgin Media Business launches fresh cloud offering
- Microsoft starts Windows 7.5 Mango rollout
September 27
- Google celebrates its 13th birthday
- How East Coast was forced onto the right IT track
- Email-borne polymorphic malware triples
- Q&A: Clamping down on rogue apps
- McAfee beats Symantec and Kaspersky to all-in-one security
- Panda Security slashes jobs amidst Spanish turmoil
- MySQL.com hacked again
- Parallels targets SMEs with IaaS automation offering
September 26
- Email stealing Android threat imminent?
- Amazon expected to unveil tablet on Wednesday
- Windows 8 'lock-out' fight rumbles on
- London and Scotland after own domain names
- Isle of Man heads to hybrid cloud
September 23
- Week in review: HP CEO merry-go-round, NHS wastes billions, Oracle vs Google
- Facebook won’t rule the internet until it’s business time
- Police IT a 'mess,’ say MPs
- Suspected LulzSec hacktivist arrested in Sony investigation
- Lurid attack targets Government agencies
- Apple iPad to dominate tablets until 2014
- Lib Dems: Cloud security needs ‘urgent’ Government examination
September 22
- SSL under threat as flaw exploited
- Schmidt: Google doesn't cook results
- Report: Westminster Council plans £180,000 social monitoring
- NHS £11bn IT project officially ditched
- Microsoft: Windows OS Mango is imminent
- Rackspace to host virtual desktops
September 21
- Facebook brings users their 'personal newspapers'
- Japan attacked: Can we say 'cyber war' now?
- Adobe Flash 11 announced amidst fresh zero-day scare
- BT claims uSwitch broadband street data is old
- Google+ hits public beta
- UK backs Bring Your Own Device
September 20
- UK’s slowest broadband street revealed
- Fire project ‘loses taxpayer £469m’ after IT failings
- DigiNotar goes bankrupt after hack
- Unified comms market to explode
- Mac OS X Lion password-changing flaw uncovered
September 19
- Gartner: Gmail presenting serious Outlook alternative
- Chrome 14 shows Google developer love
- Sony bans PSN gamers from class-action lawsuits
- Oracle pushes emergency DDoS vulnerability patch
September 16
- Week in review: Windows 8 peekaboo, RIM profit slump, ICT goes Google
- NHS in more data security blunders
- Facebook bottom of the pile for UK communication
September 15
- IT Pro writer nominated for Information Security Journalist of the Year
- Why Benioff was right about Government cloud sluggishness
- Hunt urges end to fibre broadband PIA wars
- iPad domination to decline but Android to fall too
- SAP's TomorrowNow pleads guilty in Oracle case
- Microsoft’s pieces of eight
September 14
- IDF 2011: Intel unveils lower cost, high performance datacentre SSD
- IDF 2011: Intel and McAfee team up for Ultrabook security
- Fusion Garage Grid10 review: First Look
- Microsoft Windows Server 8 review: First Look
- Windows Server 8: Microsoft makes big virtualisation splash
- IDF 2011:Intel promises the PC will be personal again with Ultrabooks
- PC shipments disappoint IDC amidst tablet mania
- BitTorrent warns of fake AV infection
- Google takes off with flight search feature
- Twitter Web Analytics unveiled
- Fulham FC using iPads to fight football hooligans
- IDF 2011: Intel and Google unite for future of Android
September 13
- IDF 2011: Intel unveils first fruits of McAfee acquisition
- IDF 2011: User experience rules above devices
- Microsoft gives developers free Windows 8 tablets
- Microsoft Windows 8 review: First Look
- Google to face Government pressure over piracy
- The security old guard are under attack
- ICO wants prison for data offences after 'shocking' case
- BT announces fibre for one million more premises
- Apple: Motorola has no legal standing in two cases
September 12
- Q&A: What good will a jelly battery do?
- Symantec tackles certificates with Intelligence Centre
- All hail the ‘supercloud’
- TalkTalk fears BT fibre monopoly
- Mobile malware spikes 273 per cent
- Linux websites down after breach
September 9
- Week in Review: Yahoo CEO fired, security crises come in pairs
- Samsung Galaxy Tab ban upheld in Germany
- Has ComodoHacker signalled the end of the CA system?
- Twitter hits 100 million user milestone
September 8
- Gartner slashes PC sales outlook
- Hitachi acquires NAS partner BlueArc
- Android app downloads to overtake iPhone in 2011
- Does anyone still Yahoo?
- Cloud Computing Seminar: What's in it for you?
September 7
- Saving lives with videoconferencing
- Cable&Wireless to supply pan-Government intranet framework
- NHS in more security trouble as student loses patient data
- Motorola Xoom prices fall well below iPad 2
- Imperva uses cloud as DDoS shield
- MVA Challenge: ensuring Hyper-V is not lost in translation
September 6
- Sony appoints security head after hacks
- A third of UK companies are anti-social network
- Iranians the target of DigiNotar hack?
- Ofcom delays 4G spectrum auction
September 5
- Five things we want from the Amazon tablet
- Virgin ties up £100m Mobile Broadband Network deal
- MI6 targeted in DigiNotar hack
- Hackers deface The Register, Vodafone and more
- Strato unveils Dropbox rival
September 2
- Dreamforce 2011: Google has Motorola hardware plans
- Dear Mr Schmidt
- Samsung takes wraps off new Tab and smartphone
- Next stage of the Microsoft Virtual Academy challenge: learning more on Hyper-V
- Dreamforce 2011: Can Salesforce.com become a serious PaaS player?
September 1
- Dreamforce 2011: Should IT love or loathe the ‘social enterprise’?
- Dreamforce 2011: Salesforce.com attempts to assert PaaS power
- Brocade offers pay-as-you-grow network capacity planning
- City University unites researchers to combat cyber threats
- Everything Everywhere unveils management restructure
- Rural broadband: Arguing till the cows come home