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May 31
- Nokia ‘substantial’ sales drop cancels 2011 outlook
- Government planning cyber weapons factory?
- Twitter hands over tweeter details to Council
- Apple confirms iCloud launch for WWDC
- Intel unveils Ultrabook concept
- EU investigates hardware takeovers
- eBay asks Ofcom to up mobile broadband game
- Asus unveils Padfone smartphone - tablet duo
May 27
- Synergy 2011: What’s the real cloud? And the personal?
- Synergy 2011: Q&A on opening up the cloud
- Week in Review: Ballmer bullied, Skype screwed and PayPal payouts
- BT and TalkTalk appeal DEA judicial review
- PayPal sues Google over ‘trade secrets’
- Next wave of rural broadband roll-out confirmed
May 26
- Synergy 2011: Don’t be afraid of the public cloud
- Synergy 2011: Citrix updates XenClient, Receiver and HDX
- NetApp shows off 30 per cent revenue rise
- Call failures sore subject for Skype
- Inside the enterprise: eG8 - did you come here for an argument?
- O2 tops Ofcom mobile broadband survey
- Synergy 2011: Netscaler additions bring cloud front and back doors
- Synergy 2011: Citrix readies OpenStack product
- Synergy 2011: Citrix uncloaks Android apps for Windows
May 25
- Synergy 2011: Citrix opens GoToMeeting with HD Faces beta
- Synergy 2011: Citrix unveils remote IT admin for iPad
- Cookie law will be ‘phased-in’ over 12 months
- Twitter buys TweetDeck
- Software scanner uses cloud to highlight risky cloud
- Apple advises on Mac Defender threat
- Windows Phone 7 Mango review: First Look
- BT joins with Everything Everywhere for 4G trials
- CIOs claim cloud computing 'over-hyped'
- Server success dominates Q1
May 24
- Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 7 Mango
- EMC hires for top UK job
- Windows 8 coming in 2012?
- Berners-Lee: Twitter should be more 'sophisticated'
- Laser brings 26Tbps speed to fibre
- Citrix goes for SMBs in Kaviza acquisition
May 23
- Three quarters of network devices have ‘common vulnerability’
- LinkedIn cookies compromise user accounts
- Sony reports losses from PSN hack
- Adobe tops security risk list
- intY launches first multi tenanted Microsoft Lync for the channel
- Toyota teams up with Salesforce for cloud-based social network
- WordPress drops IE6 support
- Cloudy with a chance of services
May 20
- ICO called on to punish Milton Keynes Council
- MPs call on Ofcom for better mobile broadband
- Mac Defender threat is ‘no surprise’
- Orange unveils UK's first mobile wallet
- Companies not considering costs of cloud investment?
May 19
- Tech IPOs: bubble, bubble, hype and trouble
- O2 further upsets customers with service
- Windows 7 migration causes concerns for IT pros
- Intel CEO claims Android in ‘chaos’
- Video conferencing revenue rockets
- Apple and Android gain share as Nokia falls
- Spam down 65 per cent year-on-year
- Google chairman Schmidt makes privacy pledge
May 18
- Tech giants form Open Virtualisation Alliance
- UPDATED: PlayStation password reset vulnerability exposed
- National Audit Office claims NPfIT ‘falling far below expectations’
- Norbain secures networking and storage deal with D-Link
- Hitachi Data Systems adds specialisations to channel programme
- UPDATED: Google boosts privacy amidst Android leak worries
- No compensation for O2 network ‘vandal’ outage
- Hargreaves copyright report gets strong backing
- Pub and restaurant chain chooses Fujitsu for cloud migration
- Should the UK follow the US in cyber security?
May 17
- GhostMarket cyber crime teens sentenced
- European Commission launches cloud review
- Future of IP video surveillance pulled into focus
- BlackBerry PlayBook coming to UK on 16 June
- Cloud computing ‘poised to take off’
- UPDATED: O2 network hit with outage
- Nvidia chief predicts Android tablet supremacy
- Dixons benefits from Comet talk
- VMware boosts SaaS presence with Shavlik
May 16
- Sony PlayStation return hits password reset snag
- IBM launches IT courses in Scotland
- BT wins £400 million Lancashire Council contract
- RIM recalls 1,000 BlackBerry Playbooks from Staples
- Nokia renames Ovi to 'unify brand'
- Osborne: Treasury hammered by hackers
- Osborne expects big business from big data
- Relief for Lotus users as CIMtrek and CTS sign Google deal
May 13
- Week in review: Google vs. Facebook, Chromebooks, Microsoft loves Skype
- Google vs. Facebook… and the rest
- Teneo takes Gold at Palo Alto
- 4G upgrade needed to sustain UK mobile usage
- 3 named Chromebook 3G partner
- White House goes interventionist in cyber plans
- BSA calls for tougher IP theft laws
- Unified comms market to hit $2.3 billion by 2016.
May 12
- James Brokenshire appointed as security minister
- Cabinet Office launches alpha.gov.uk
- Phishing via social networks up 1,200 per cent
- Millions duped in poisoned Google Image attack
- Police tracking software use ‘deeply concerning’
- Skype: Hello, this is Microsoft calling
- BT profits spike amidst broadband domination
- ICO lays down data sharing Code of Practice
- Kemp formalises UK channels for entry level load balancing push
May 11
- WebGL flaws hit Firefox and Chrome
- BT gets Public Sector Network contract
- Counter terrorism to fuel use of augmented reality
- Race Online gets 100,000 digital champions
- Facebook app data leak could hit 'millions'
- Q&A: The £92 computer and the UK IT workforce
- Android Ice Cream Sandwich to arrive in Q4
- Google earmarks $500 million to settle ad probe
- EMC World 2011: How far will EMC move into the datacentre?
May 10
- EMC World 2011: EMC teams with Google for data search
- EMC World 2011: VMware to virtualise mobile phones
- NVIDIA to acquire Bristol-Based Icera
- ACS lawyer dodges £200,000 ICO fine
- Wi-Fi could be hit by climate change
- Microsoft confirms $8.5 billion Skype deal
- Safe in the cloud: McAfee launches cloud security platform
- Two-for-one tickets at London tech show
- Microsoft closing in on Skype deal?
- Government cyber security minister quits
- EMC World 2011: Tucci looks to an open source future
May 9
- EMC World 2011: EMC unveils flash storage for servers
- EMC World 2011: News round-up
- EMC World 2011: EMC puts trust in Hadoop for ‘big data’
- EMC World 2011: IT staff to increase 47 per cent
- ICO offers businesses cookie law guidance
- Apple topples Google in brand value rankings
- Vodafone launches JustTextGiving donation service
- HP unveils Sandy Bridge business laptops
- Sony delays Playstation Network restoration
- Nokia unveils touch-focused Qt SDK
- Flexible electronic paper-based smartphone makes debut
- Networking comes under the spotlight
May 8
- Acronis to sell into EMC channel
- Sophos gets on UTM bandwagon with Astaro acquisition
May 6
- Pictures: Computer History Museum, Mountain View
- Week in Review: Sony shocker, smartphone smiles
- BT recruits ex-armed forces for fibre optic rollout
- Sophos buys Astaro in hardware play
- Cisco reveals streamlining plans
- Sony boss apologises for Playstation hacks
- Business video conferencing spend to top $3.8 billion by 2016
- LastPass passwords compromised by hack
May 5
- Opera unveils Dragonfly developer kit
- Anonymous denies Sony breach responsibility
- Android dominates smartphone market
- Maplin Launches iPhone App
- Red Hat uncloaks PaaS and IaaS services
- Sony blames Anonymous distraction for breaches
- Why Bing and BlackBerry make sense together
May 4
- Pictures: Brocade's Silicon Valley Data Centre
- Facebook: Censoring wrongly or auditing responsibly?
- Siemens names new channel chief
- Mobile app store revenues set to sky rocket
- Symantec shifts Backup Exec to the cloud
- Mimecast strengthens channel team
- Oracle brings BI to iPad and iPhone
- FBI warns of Osama Bin Laden photo malware
- Google tools up for ‘complex’ web app development
- Brocade product launch takes to the cloud
May 3
- 'Dual stack' approach needed for IPv4 and IPv6
- Service providers now cloud providers
- BlackBerry Bold 9900 review: First Look
- BSkyB calls on LogMeIn remote support
- Vodafone launches London taxi text payments
- Salesforce completes Radian6 acquisition
- Intel signs deal to take cloud storage business to China
- Best Buy Launches Two New Stores
- Mac OS X gets first ever crimeware kit
- Second Sony breach hits 25 million users