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April 30
- Cisco updates cloud and MSP programme
- Bravissimo deploys Nutanix's hyper-converged infrastructure
- Samsung maintains lead on worldwide smartphone shipments
- Android and iOS apps will run on Windows 10
April 29
- Software-defined storage could lose your data, warns HDS
- WordPress quickly patches flaw after researcher goes public
- LG G4 hands-on: cameras, curves and leather
- Azlan joins Cisco Cloud Aggregator Programme
- HDS aims to offer greater choice over virtualised storage
- IoT workloads will increase by nearly 750% by 2019
- One fifth of DDoS attacks last over a day
April 28
- HDS sheds storage skin to power IoT innovation
- Healthcare leaders call for greater mobile adoption
- Apple profits surge by a third on back of iPhone 6 sales
- Thomas Cook deploys workforce management to cloud
April 27
- Ebay lends support to Google in EU antitrust suit
- Hybrid cloud users 'struggle with network security'
- EE hits 9.3 million 4G customers
- White House hackers ‘read Obama’s emails’
- Criminals launder money through Bitcoin
- Inside the HoloLens
April 24
- Samsung’s Gear A premium smartwatch details revealed
- Hackers can abuse Galaxy S6 fingerprint tech
- Oracle and Raspberry Pi Foundation launch kids learning project
April 23
- Mobile now gives Facebook 73% of its ad revenue
- Google’s Project Fi hops between Wi-Fi and 4G for best service
- AdBlock Plus survives scrap in German court
April 22
- Ubuntu 15.04 updates mobile, cloud and IoT
- Tesco broadband back online after network outage
- You have 60 minutes to respond to a cyber attack
- SAP customers 'face IT optimisation challenge'
- Aerohive reorganises partner programme
- YouTube switches off support for old Apple devices
April 21
- Google's 'mobilegeddon' update release date arrives
- Hortonworks recruits channel for European expansion
- Next-gen security could see human embedded passwords
April 20
- Office Universal apps coming soon to Windows Phone
- Watch Blinkbox or BT Sport? Ditch Google Chrome now!
- Alibaba helps oil refiner analyse its production chain
- Bloomberg rules out cyber attack after crash
April 17
- Yahoo reworks Bing deal to keep hand in search
- Aeroplane Wi-Fi vulnerable to hacks, FAA report reveals
- Dropbox reveals bug bounty scheme
April 16
- Lenovo adds System x to One Channel programme
- Google lets you handwrite messages on your Android phone
- Target settles for $19m with MasterCard after huge data breach
- Edward Snowden's in the White House, according to Google Maps
April 15
- Huawei P8 delivers crisp performance in a gorgeous package
- LibDems: We'll protect your privacy from spying
- Verizon: Patch old vulnerabilities or be exploited
- Become a security expert in eight weeks
- Centrify: Securing Hadoop a channel opportunity
- Intel ‘pays high price’ for reliance on PCs with flat quarter
- EU files antitrust charges against Google - and targets Android
- Twitter trolls targeted with automated life tips
- US lottery security head 'fixed results'
April 14
- Tories ‘will rip up red tape to make UK digital leader’
- Dell and Symantec reports paint worrying cyber security picture for the year ahead
- Labour manifesto pledges better broadband for UK
- OS X Yosemite review: Top 10 features to use
- Great Cannon brings down Github and GreatFire.org
- Virgin partners with Delta with new passenger service suite
April 13
- Twitter ends partnership with DataSift, sparks angry rebuke
- Google 'close to facing formal charges' in EU antitrust case
- Lib Dems promise Digital Bill of Rights if elected
- Your iPhone and iPad are at risk from Darwin Nuke
- Amnesty International takes Gov to court over spying
April 10
- Google stops sale of Nexus 5 from Play store
- Facebook: Okay, we're tracking people, but it's a bug
- Cloud saves law firms affected by Holborn blaze
- Conall Bullock becomes Cabinet Office's first chief digital officer
- Fancy a Skype chat with your GP?
- Facebook launches standalone Messenger website
- Worldwide IT spending set to shrink according to Gartner
April 9
- Microsoft and Dropbox partner over Office integration
- New BBC CTO eyes £90m savings with flexible IT approach
- Enterprise smartwatch roundup - the top 5 business wearables
- Would you pay to protect your data online?
- Want your firm to be more secure? Use fewer security tools
- HP denies public cloud exit, but admits it can't compete on IaaS
- Facebook hit by class action lawsuit focused on data privacy
- HP and Microsoft team up to offer transformation services
- More Twitter takeover rumours see share price boom
- DEA and Secret Service embroiled in Silk Road case
April 8
- Humber NHS Trust goes mobile-first with BT
- Have we done enough to battle Heartbleed flaw?
- Google bans 200 dodgy extensions for data snooping
- Channel Q&A: ASL Group Managing Director Mark Garius
- Snapchat reveals government data requests in transparency report
April 7
- Vodafone boosts data allowances on 4G plans
- Charged in 60 seconds: the smartphone battery of the future
- Three: Don’t blame O2 buy-out for huge Irish outage
- Twitter lets you add comments to your retweets
- EE introduces Wi-Fi calling for mobile dead zones
- Microsoft Windows Server 2016 preview hits timing snag
- Microsoft turns off DNT in IE and Spartan by default
- EE comes out top of mobile networks at Gatwick and Heathrow
April 6
- IBM Verse now available
April 2
- Tibco details new global partner programme
- EU to probe Apple over music streaming service
- Energy companies targeted by Laziok Trojan
- BlackBerry launches new cloud-based EMM solution
- Impact launches second mobile internet innovation open call
- President Obama announces new US cyber-sanctions
April 1
- Infinigate adds Damballa to cyber-security arsenal
- HP and Mike Lynch trade suits in Autonomy battle
- Babylon wins BT accolade for app innovation
- Microsoft Surface 3 tablet runs full fat Windows
- UK firms are making the most of productivity managing tech