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  • RoboVM: Java development on Apple iOS & Android
  • New Raspberry Pi 2 opens doors to Windows
  • Access to superfast broadband has a return on investment 10 times that of HS2
  • Cuts and computers undermined Universal Credit
  • CoreOS Linux: it's how Google, Facebook & Twitter run at scale
  • Apple success shows the importance of making IT invisible
  • Should everybody be on video?
  • DevOps and the IT platform
  • F5 framework targets slipshod IT delivery
  • FCC showing its teeth on broadband speed. Time for Ofcom to grow a pair
  • The Lizard Squad. Serious hackers or random gamers ?
  • Logitech ConferenceCam Connect - why communication has changed
  • Quick! Call 911, Facebook is offline!
  • Will Companies' House liability for damages help trigger better approach to identity governance?
  • Rackspace #PowerOfSearch: defragging the data supply chain with contextual intelligence
  • Union of the state (application)
  • Gut instinct drives more firms than big data analytics
  • Microsoft: more open (kinda commercial) sourcery
  • Purism Librem: 100% open source crowdsourced 'high-end' laptop
  • Predictions for 2015
  • Synthetic DevOps: IT operations with bendiness
  • Windows 10 proves this is a different Microsoft - but is it different enough?
  • Mobile phones a waste of time
  • Data thieves face the music
  • Open Norse: what to expect from Monki Gras
  • Has IBM made (hard) Hadoop easier?
  • Universal Credit bodged its bodge
  • How one tech startup benefitted from Cameron's trip to Washington DC
  • Smart Kapp - An image capture dry-wipe whiteboard
  • 29 thoughts I had while trying to set up a new Windows 8.1 machine
  • Domesday computer to make equality automatic
  • 007 DevOps: Ansible's secret agentless route to IT automation
  • Hybrid flash horse is a winner, but did Dell mean to back it?
  • What is a software forge?
  • How managed print services accelerates business process digitisation
  • Perforce's Über-cluster developer team: 10s of thousands of concurrent users
  • Privacy vs surveillance debate is nuanced and needs more education, less tribalism
  • No patch for stupidity
  • Big wee data
  • The get-fit solution for tech obsessives
  • Inspiring the next generation of Britain's tech pioneers
  • The path to continuous delivery
  • How do we ensure that responses to Hebdo murders do not dishonour 800th Anniversary of Magna Carta?
  • Optoma projectors: time for games programmers to think big again
  • IoTivity, it's where developers do IoT activity
  • How to reboot a Smart Car software system
  • Fitbit defines 'Connected Health & Fitness' as formal application category
  • Cascading Harry Styles Sheets: DjangoCon Europe plays around One Direction
  • CES 2015: A summary of this year's Consumer Electronics Show
  • CES 2015: Hands on with Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge smartphone
  • Will 2015 be the year that politicians unite to deliver ethical & socially inclusive public services
  • CES 2015: The Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 with new AnyPen technology
  • CES 2015: Nokia launches new entry-level smartphone
  • CES 2015: First look at the HP Sprout
  • CES 2015: Hands on with the Dell Venue 8 7000
  • A 2015 technology prediction: Nothing much will happen
  • Video conferencing - why use it?
  • CES 2015: Panasonic challenges GoPro with new wearable camera tech
  • Microsoft and the continuously delivered multi-platform interoperability dream
  • Take two 'medtech' apps & call me in the morning
  • Open source intelligence (OSINT) iBrabo tracks Syrian tweet location of ISIS suspect
  • UKIP knocked off internet in update screw-up
  • Perception of IT careers changing for the better
  • CES 2015: LG launches curved G Flex 2 smartphone
  • Java datacentre resolutions, or less cheeseburgers
  • CES Unveiled 2015: What's happening in Vegas?
  • What is a workload?
  • "OK Google..."
  • Christmas is a time for reconciliation. Please read the Amman Message
  • Santa uses ERP (Elf Resource Planning) system
  • Cyber terrorism is a step closer
  • Santa for sysadmins: I/O, shake it all about
  • 2015: The Year of the Compliance-Created Cyber Confidence Collapse?
  • SAP Press continues commitment to Sybase (sorry, SAP) ASE 16
  • Is BT buying EE a step towards selling off Openreach?
  • Does current IoT technology stack up?
  • MongoDB puts a wild (wired) tiger in its tank
  • The UK On-line landscape is being transformed in the week before Christmas
  • There's not enough Dev in DevOps
  • Predictions for 2014 - how did I do?
  • Christmas indigestion for online retailers: what is the effect of pan-EU VAT regime?
  • Christmas Stocking Fillers for Digital Government Anoraks: 1) Verify invitation to tender
  • UK drone net got torture-grade CIA comms
  • Spiceworks free Network Monitor system health check
  • Many attacks may still be random, security should not be
  • Introducing the Devereux-Hodge shambolicness scale for rating progress of Universal Credit
  • National Geographic takes Raspberry Pi to Botswana
  • How to assess your tech needs according to Intel Services
  • 7 reasons to love the BlackBerry Passport
  • Microsoft plays more open games
  • Calling for a tech startup overhaul
  • Inspiring the next generation of STEM talent
  • A Christmas Message for the Digerati on the practical meaning of social inclusion
  • VMware is nuts for clusters (and containers)
  • How do you solve a web-scale deployment problem with MariaDB?
  • Huddle secures $51m series D funding
  • Becoming a public company board member: A roadmap for the emerging director
  • Cost of apprentices cut by 20% + 50% towards update modules. Will this break the log jam?
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