- Barclays puts full online banking on mobile app
- Rogue Apple server corrupts Angry Birds Space and other apps
- Orange Business Services touts internet offload service
- Cloud mobile device management key to BYOD, says Lambeth IT head
- Atos staff could walk out during Olympics
- Businesses must design more digitally inclusive sites, says disabled charity
- Gartner: Tech in business will drive consulting growth
- Google Android OS Trojan virus hits 100K devices in China
- Facebook and Yahoo end patent battle with advertising partnership deal
- Majority of hospitals seek electronic records post NPfIT
- Microsoft Office 365 for Education free for teachers
- Business analytics software aims to cut gun crime
- Ultrabook sales suffer as consumers feel the squeeze
- Kaspersky Lab finds first malware on Apple's App Store
- Virus could cut 20,000 UK computers from web on Monday, FBI warns
- Government tenders for £1bn hosting framework
- Google Android smartphones hijacked by spam botnet
- BI tool transforms planning, sales and service at TVS Motors
- Wikipedia founder calls for meeting with home secretary over student’s extradition
- Telefonica Digital announces direct payment partnerships with Facebook and Google
- Are shared private broadband connections the future of Wi-Fi on the go?
- HTC wins victory over Apple in patent battle
- Judge issues ultimatum on Gary McKinnon's health
- Insurance giant Aegon selects Serco for BPO
- Connected devices to reach 50bn by 2020, claims GSMA
- Anyfi Networks targets existing Wi-Fi for public use
- Demand for IT staff rising, says e-Skills report
- CW500: Agile techniques for software development
- Ofcom proposes price caps for BT wholesale
- Bank network group Bian calls for SOA for move to commercial software
- Gov.uk launches latest beta focusing on SMBs
- Cisco and the Royal Shakespeare Company stream play to schools
- CIO Interview: Brendan O’Rourke, CIO at Telefonica Digital
- Tech sector faces a decade of recession
- European Parliament rejects Acta
- BT extends cyber security agreement with MoD
- Vodafone and 3 to enter 50/50 Ireland network deal
- European Parliament votes on fate of Acta
- UK's biggest GPU-based supercomputer goes live
- How to get your infrastructure BYOD ready
- Police arrest DDoS blackmailers in China
- Network Rail selects Informatica MDM platform for whole-system view
- Facebook to fix e-mail modifying bug
- Cloud provider opts for X-IO hybrid SSD arrays
- Lily Cole to judge Young Rewired State Competition
- Vaizey: Residents should pay to fix 4G TV interference
- Cloud computing underpins Uefa business strategy
- Law firm's infrastructure overhaul lowers costs, improves productivity
- Microsoft takes $6.2bn hit as ad network stalls
- Arqiva buys Spectrum Interactive to boost Wi-Fi range
- Exeter University automates overseas student processing for UKBA compliance
- Hotels.com goes agile and in-shores development team
- UK iPhone sales drop as rival devices and operating systems gain ground
- Google submits proposals to resolve EU antitrust concerns
- Gartner survey tracks consumer email preference shift from PCs to tablets
- Whitehall could save £33bn with big data analytics, says Policy Exchange
- Twitter ordered to hand over demonstrator's tweets
- BT Openreach launches fibre to the premises in 15 exchanges
- Dell buys Quest Software for $2.4bn to boost enterprise family
- Dell buys Quest Software for $2.4bn: News roundup
- NHS trust cloud solves immediate challenge and prepares for future
- Cystic Fibrosis Trust deploys CommVault for auditing
- National Grid selects HR software package
- Analysis: Businesses are not securing virtual environments. Why?
- Computer Weekly's guide to EU mobile roaming charges
- BAE Systems claims Navsop technology could replace GPS
- Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V: What features get users' thumbs up
- Apple pays $60m to settle iPad trademark dispute in China
- Interview: Sander Kristel, CIO, Staffordshire County Council
- Companies fail to secure virtual environments
- Government awards £4bn framework for IT hardware
- Delta brings Wi-Fi to international flights
- Universities deliver HPC for business via the cloud
- RIM posts dramatic losses; confirms 5,000 staff to go
- Key HMRC IT plans delayed due to spending freeze, says NAO
- Security firm LogRhythm lands $15m investment
- Housing association saves £500,000 by moving to a virtualised environment
- Underwater wireless helps swimmers prepare for the Olympics
- Microsoft ramps up Windows 8 security for IT consumerisation
- Vodafone grabs T-Mobile US boss Philipp Humm to run Europe
- Google unveils Nexus 7 tablet
- Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude vows permanent rein on IT spending
- MoD signs £17m IT services deal with HP
- Data analytics could deliver victory in the Euros
- Microsoft hikes software costs by four times for some charities
- UK fails to impress in technology innovation league
- White House cyber security coordinator Howard Schmidt joins Qualys
- Windows 8 in the enterprise: From tablet to desktop PC
- Cisco’s chief strategy officer steps down
- Apple blocks US sales of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
- TalkTalk and 3 top Ofcom complaints league
- IT contractors see pay rise over past year
- Network security: Is new technology bypassing traditional controls?
- BT trials FTTP on demand for 330Mbps broadband
- RBS set to sue supplier CA Technologies for software failure
- Microsoft presses the case for Windows 8 in the enterprise
- FTC sues Wyndham Worldwide hotel group over data breaches
- Six arrested in the UK in worldwide FBI-led credit card data sting
- Server virtualization technology: K Raheja dives into the deep end
- Wireless Broadband Alliance announces operators for Wi-Fi hotspot trials
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