• LibreOffice heads for cloud, Android and iPad
• See Fujitsu director being beaten-up in a local council meeting
• Trending now: bloatware out, agile analytics & new programming languages in
• Budget 2012: Promising, but not yet enough for UK IT
• Adobe cranks web developer arsenal with personalisation tools
• Budget 2012: We need more IT apprentices
• Chancellor's Budget signals likely end for CRC energy efficiency scheme
• MP rebuked for fiddling
• Data, today, is nothing without analytics
• Highland council Fujitsu IT services deal still problematic
• Nokia patents tattoos that vibrate when you get a call
• Rackspace's open source cocktail: Whiskey on Apache
• Bring Our Bytes Back Home
• HP loses the moral high ground at Rolls Royce but not necessarily the business
• 5 of the world's most expensive mobile phones (part two)
• New iPad, Old UI: Why Apple Needs to Reboot iOS
• Red Hat drives JEAP to beta for off-road testing
• Doubts cast over government's figures on business with SMEs
• Are small businesses coming round to the cloud?
• 5 of the world's most expensive mobile phones
• FreeCause Codinization project, a first taste of programming?
• Apple short of a picnic
• Women in Technology: More role models needed
• Lessons from a lost Kindle
• Community strength blossoms for Raspberry Pi
• Podcast interview: Tim Leonard, CTO, US Xpress on big data
• Cranfield Report shows top 100 FTSE boards are appointing more women, but still a long way to go
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday Report - March 13
• Five software application development trends for 2012
• Donate your PCs to Computer Aid - 200,000 so far, 50,000 more needed now
• Maybe your parents weren't so bad
• Analysing mobile privacy on Android, at the application layer
• The New Sony Xperia Sola
• Declining university STEM courses: Getting to the root of the problem
• Skyped Sunderland burglar jailed
• User Tutorial: ALM in SharePoint Online 2010 in Office 365
• Open source status rising, Nvidia joins Linux Foundation
• Allow market forces to redress regulatory failure - A budget for IT enabled recovery Part 2
• Twitter is more useful than you think
• Stop the bleeding - think BIG, but start small and build on success.
• Sony's Jackson hack: a common security failing?
• Software application quality lessons on a Hawaiian yacht
• Microsoft contributes Mayhem interconnectivity system to open source
• Time to pay for privacy?
• International Women's Day: Connecting Girls, Inspiring Futures
• Vince Cable put a cap in my ass
• Could new breed of Indian IT suppliers sneak under the radar again
• Amazon pushes DynamoDB into Europe
• How the New iPad was developed
• We are in the post PC-is-the-only-option era, but that's not quite as catchy for Apple marketing
• Are we born entrepreneurs or conditioned into becoming them?
• Oooooooh, would you like me to lap dance for you?
• No, it isn't the iPad 3, or the iPad HD, it's just the New iPad.
• Government shared services increased costs and reduce flexibility, says NAO
• Tech leadership must drive economic activity - the other bit of Vince Cable's letter to the PM
• Dell probably not do that again
• Unisys AMPS: management consultancy for software applications
• Open source helicopters trivialize Europe's ODF troubles
• Stop the Bleeding - the wetware is more important than the software or hardware
• Plastering over the cracks of technical debt in software development
• Is this a publicity stunt hiding a data breach?
• Mortimer Spinks/ComputerWeekly Women in Technology SnapSurvey Unveiled
• IPv6 - The Independent "Man In The Middle" View
• Facebook's open source storage question: what if hardware were open?
• The new Sony Xperia range
• Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 - Hands-On Video Preview
• Stop the bleeding - a Budget for IT-enabled recovery: Part 1
• Nigeria beats open source rhythm across Africa
• Weekend spring cleaning
• Loving it when an identity plan comes together
• Software Improvement Group breaks trail to help make software more energy efficient
• Healthcare IT & the machine that goes ping! But only once...
• Poacher turned gamekeeper?
• Flexible working to balance a career and family life: A career reborn
• Less people listen to God's messenger than Demba Ba
• Is being put out of a job through employing cheap migrant workers for the greater good of UK PLC?
• Software developers "demand" social networking tools
• Can you block a website? Or are there better ways of addressing undesirable content?
• MWC 2012: Day two - Huawei, Samsung and Panasonic ramp up the show
• How do we manage mobiles outnumbering PCs in the enterprise?
• The surgeon is ready to see you for your Facetime...
• Attention: Possible new IT training process
• MWC 2012: Day one round-up - HTC One X, Nokia 808, Asus Padfone and more
• Buffalo USB Hub proves customer is always right....or stupid
• Are dumbed-down software development tools good for user testing?
• Has IT outsourcing created the UK skills shortfall?
• How can the UK enhance and inspire superior technology skills in the workforce?
• Just What If The IPv4 Addresses Did Run Out?
• HTC ONE X: Quad-core monster phone
• When cloud application security gets nasty: multi-vectored DDoS
• Taking the offensive on endpoint security
• Top 10: Smartphone do's and don'ts of the office
• Get Shirley
• Intel distributes open source LibreOffice
• The man who might be king (well, deputy king)
• Have Tory immigration policies helped UK IT professionals?
• Putting the control-factor into open source components
• So is Liam Maxwell to become deputy government CIO?
• The end for work experience staff?
• Google Goggles Glasses
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