News Archive | July 2013

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July 31st
- Windows 8.1 Enterprise Preview released
- Bradley Manning found guilty of espionage
- Internet of Things early adopters encouraged by Gartner
- Lenovo security services PC ban denied by Australian Department of Defence
July 30th
- Windows 8 vs Mac OS X Mountain Lion head-to-head review
- Ofcom confirms completion date for 4G-Freeview reuse
- VW gets High Court to ban scientists from revealing luxury car security codes
- BT Retail to merge SMB and enterprise business units
- iOS 7 V4 beta suggests fingerprint support
- Apple accused of "worsening" conditions for Chinese workers
July 29th
- Microsoft introduces Bing child abuse search pop-ups
- 3D printing health risks flagged
- Make rural broadband plans public, demands Culture Secretary
- Apple SVP tasked with working on special projects
July 26th
- Online porn, iPhone 6 and Microsoft: IT Pro's web comments round-up
- Royal baby and Spain train crash become targets for scammers
- Android 4.3 release date and features
- Microsoft CEO admits making too many Surface RT tablets
- Balfour Beatty turns to Fujitsu for IT efficiency drive
- Mozilla Firefox smartphone goes up for pre-order in Europe
July 25th
- MI5 and GCHQ call for FTSE 350 cyber security clean-up
- OVH hack prompts calls for tigher system admin security controls
- Met Office uses MongoDB to predict space weather
July 24th
- Cheap iPhone pictures surface online
- Lakeland hack results in breach of two encrypted databases
- IT school curriculum overhaul fuels Oracle Java training course demand
- 4G rollout moves at full speed as EE goes live in 10 more UK towns
- iPhone sales hit record Q3 high but Apple net profit drops
- Android/Ubuntu crowd-sourced smartphone nets $3.7m donations in 3 days
July 23rd
- Guidance Software calls for rethink on data protection rules
- Nokia Lumia 625 marks firm’s biggest Windows Phone to date
- Online porn block proposals by Government panned
- Ubuntu forum hack details start to emerge
July 22nd
- Motorola pushes forward with wearable tech plans
July 19th
- Extending security with Big Data solutions
- Huawei accused of spying for China by ex-CIA chief
- Wordpress data leakage risk flagged by security researcher
- Apple mid-2013 MacBook gets Wi-Fi connection fix
- Surface RT $900m write down hits Microsoft's Q4 hard
- Google generates $14bn in Q2 despite Motorola losses
July 18th
- Intel confident Bay Trail chips will boost mobile ambitions
- Dell faces shareholder revolt over plans to go private
- Google Glass security flaw flagged by researcher
- BT hits out at PAC comments about BDUK work
- Google testing out server-side encryption for Drive files
July 17th
- Google told to make more concessions in antitrust case
- AWS adds MapR M7 to Elastic MapReduce
- Microsoft finally brings Outlook app to iPhone and iPad
- Google offers free cloud services to UK charities
- Paypal accidentally creates world's first quadrillionaire
July 16th
- Bill Gates talks wearable tech, education and social media
- Adobe bolsters cloud-based editing suite
July 15th
- Big Data creates equally big questions
- Leaked Government letter to ISPs calls for urgent action over child internet safety
- Microsoft cuts Surface RT price by 30 per cent
- Apple iWatch development hits engineering snag
- BlackBerry gives Indian government "lawful" access to user data
- Sony drops fine appeal over PSN hack
July 12th
- UK companies failing to recycle computer equipment
- O2 signs 4G backhaul deal with Virgin Media Business
July 11th
- Nokia Lumia 1020 arrives with 41MP PureView camera
- Microsoft CEO unveils major staffing restructure
- Ofcom proposals could cut broadband costs
- Apple iOS dominates mobile internet usage in the US and UK
July 10th
- BT secures £31.75m superfast broadband deal in Dorset
- Ofcom agrees 2G and 3G spectrum reuse for 4G rollouts
- Google Maps update starts rolling out worldwide
- Pirate Bay co-founder building anti-snooping messaging app
- Microsoft settles thousands of piracy cases across globe
July 9th
- New EU rules on industrial espionage issued
- Post Office admits IT training failings in Horizon dispute
- Windows 8.1 shipping to OEMs in August
July 8th
- Cyber attack threat to London 2012 Olympics revealed by security chiefs
- TfL takes part in open data app challenge
July 5th
- Huawei brings 4G to Mount Everest
- Google faces regulator warnings over privacy policy
- NAO attacks government over rural broadband delays
July 4th
- Government Tech-Levels receive cautious welcome
- Apple hires former YSL chief for "special projects" role
- Moto X smartphone to be customisable
- Office of Fair Trading to probe Government IT contracts
July 3rd
- EE boosts 4G download speeds up to 150Mbps
- Ofcom wants to slash broadband switching costs
- IE 11 to feature selective Do Not Track option, reveals Microsoft
- BT chief in show of support for CIOs
- Gartner downgrades 2013 worldwide IT spending forecast
July 2nd
- Intel facilitates rise of the machines
- Apple opts for solar power for new iCloud data centre
- Microsoft waves goodbye to TechNet subscriptions
July 1st
- PRISM: NSA allegedly spying on EU politicians
- Windows Embedded 8 now available through volume licensing
- GCHQ claims British networks hit by 70 cyber attacks a month
- ISPs reiterate "active choice" stance on adult web content
- EU data roaming price cap comes into force