• Ferrari-styled titanium & sapphire Android handset
• How do we rebuild confidence in digital data (Big or Little) without trusted physical inspection
• Will government crackdown on supplier tax regimes reveal true baddies or its own fallibilities?
• Revealed: The top challenges to cloud computing
• Luxury smartphone maker Vertu, chooses Android over Windows for its OS
• IBM serves up bacon double social burger
• How do we build the £60 billion SMB cloud market by 2015?
• Robotic latex tentacle code open sourced, at last!
• Cameron puts a kibosh on EU broadband funding
• Fear and loathing in Barnet - why public sector outsourcers and government need to be very afraid
• Is the ITU set to take control of the Internet from US lawyers and give it to global users?
• Hardware Spend - Advertising Companies
• Will video games software development (art) imitate life?
• Student rookies driving open source in banking
• Has the UK IT industry imported its own cancer?
• Place your bets - who will fall off the cliff of technology change?
• Revealed: Biggest financial worries for companies in 2013
• Former Satyam business in a better position following Tech Mahindra take-over
• Review: BlackBerry 10 and the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone
• Disgruntled employee deploys unlikely APT
• Review: HTC Windows Phone 8X
• Is BT now a takeover target? If not, why not?
• Software Spend - Publishing Companies
• An open source games editor everyone can use?
• The financial costs of losing corporate data
• Want BlackBerry 10 with your traditional keyboard? Enter the Q10
• Millions of lives blighted by toxic Big Data
• Will a private Dell be able to make progress in IT services?
• Apple gets to number one in IT and now sets its sights on the Mafia
• The world is changing CIO tells IT suppliers
• You say SME, I say SMB, both need cloud service tomatoes now
• BlackBerry: 'Developers were laughing in our face'
• Is local government outsourcing is taking its toll?
• Parellels bids to "enable" the SMB cloud
• Are IT captives back in vogue and will they threaten Indian offshore dominance?
• The Midsomer Broadband Murders were only the start of the slaughter.
• IT & Telecom Spend - Construction Companies
• Microsoft's extends open source developer love
• Lessons from Software Development
• Painting Oracle by numbers
• World Wildlife Fund launches mobile service
• Software innovation will blast monolithic hardware
• Are students flocking to study computer science lambs to the slaughter or making right choice?
• Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 - your new friend in the workplace
• Don't confuse self-service with no service
• Auditors bust founding myth of coalition ICT
• Software is your salesperson - how to avoid agile annihilation
• Gaining strategic technology platforms through financing
• Can open source save STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics) graduate figures?
• BlackBerry 10 hijacks your iOS and Android device thanks to Blippar
• Inside Outsourcing interview: Infosys trailblazer on iGate and the arrival of outcome based service
• Telecom Services Spend - Information Services Companies
• Identity Assurance: Who wants to be an Identity Provider?
• Measuring the social perceptions of big data
• Is Nokia's offshoring a sign of the pressure it is under and a way of hiding redundancies?
• BlackBerry 10 day descends...
• The 7 pillars of social enterprise
• Females in tech need to shout louder about their achievements
• Cornwall councillor resigned over outsourcer's use of lie detectors to catch benefit cheats
• Solidfire: A flash array maker playing a long game in the cloud
• Revealed: Most popular IT technologies to outsource
• IT needs more men and less boys
• Good to see that some old fashion trading is going on after stock exchange disappointment
• IBM's three ages of data... leading to social
• What social enterprise did next
• Big data's big daddy is industrial turbine powered
• Custom Software Spend - Distributive Trades Sector
• Identity Assurance: Risk-based trust?
• Big Data means Big Security
• The iPhone coffee cup holder
• Digital strategy to axe tens of thousands of central government jobs
• "The Strategy was flawless, but I could not get anything done."
• IT Services spending 2013: 66% to increase or stay the same
• The dance floor empties as Microsoft keeps on 'dad dancing'
• Your chance to have a say on UK Standards for Information Security Skills
• The app that tells you if 'measure up'
• News from Davos is less stressed with no crisis - BG Srinivas at Infosys reports
• HANDS ON: HP ElitePad 900
• There's no UC in cloud, no wait, there is actually
• IT & Telecom Spend 2013 - Film, Radio & Television Companies
• Universities should outsource tracking of students with visas or face having rights revoked
• Why "community" is key to open source's success
• British tech start-ups off to India on the Web Mission 2013
• Banking IT life support costs drain budgets - time to go off-the-shelf?
• Technology thwarts technology
• Remember, the journey to fast 4G is a slow one
• Less bounce with Mongo for Youwin gamblers
• The wastage of human capital in IT operations
• Your dream career in Technology can start now
• How much is charisma at the top worth to Indian service providers?
• Firms 'satisfied' with security suppliers but there is room to improve
• German public Projektgruppe advocates Interoperabilität
• Identity Assurance: Who, where, when?
• Female developers in Guyana lead the way
• Will 2013 be the year HMG takes skills, including those of the Civil Service, seriously
• Time for system integrators to do a lot of work for charity and talk about it
• Restrict IT offshoring and prevent immanent skills shortage
• Virtual Modelling: A new IT optimisation tool
• Revealed: IT spending plans in 2013
• Computer Services - Top Spending Industry Sectors
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