• Google operating systems will outstrip Apple iOS by 2015
• IBM–Samsung alliance to research semiconductors for mobile devices
• OECD report outlines risks of cyber warfare
• Aurora Fashions CIO John Bovill quits following IT outsourcing deal
• Private and community clouds best for government IT, says Enisa
• UK citizens must control their credit references, says Information Commissioner's Office
• Mozilla releases Firefox 4 beta 9 for download
• Atlassian advises of eight Confluence vulnerabilities
• Sectors – Storage news from Seagate, Isilon and StorageCraft
• Mixed reception for Openreach's pole and duct access proposals
• Enisa to draw up guidelines for data breach notification
• Microsoft to halve school licence fees
• BT offers pole and duct access - and asks for the same in return
• Sainsbury's programmer jailed for £73,000 Nectar card fraud
• Riverbed keeps Devon cops on the beat
• Vodafone Australia sacks employees over data leak
• Blackberry launches WebWorks SDK beta for tablet OS and smartphones
• WorldPay, CellPoint to attack £12bn mobile payments market
• Government wants hard evidence before changing fibre tax
• Apple releases new iOS beta version to developers
• IT managers will have to support up to eight mobile platforms
• Intel reports record year and record fourth quarter
• NetApp bags Akorri to bolster capacity planning lineup
• Biometric authentication technology curbs microfinance org’s losses
• SAP reports record fourth quarter software revenues
• Council trials staff use of personal smartphones
• Google may face antitrust lawsuit over ITA Software deal
• IVI lands €300k contract to build CIO career ladder
• Mobile security a hot topic at Infosecurity Europe 2011
• Security and skills are top concerns for cloud, (ISC)2 report reveals
• ‘Pupils need better IT teaching, not more technology,’ say industry experts
• .Net developers in short supply as IT jobs market surges
• Eurim calls on government and business to collaborate on identity governance
• The Defectives: new group aims to link up bug hunters
• UK 2006 FIFA World Cup fan details not at risk, says ICO
• PC sales remain slow as businesses consider tablet devices
• IT departments don't have resources to innovate
• EC likely to recommend shorter data retention periods
• Nomura Asset Management signs deal with Atos
• Android’s growth set to double in 2011
• NHS lacks systems and money needed to support government IT plans
• Infosys sets the ball rolling on Indian results
• Stress test IPv6 set for June 8
• Walmart cuts energy costs 40% with Teradata BI refresh
• FDM seek 1000 graduates for training scheme
• O2, 2E2 combine to attack £7bn outsource market
• BT to give 41 more towns 40Mbps broadband access by Spring 2012
• Pupil premium could be used to address the digital divide
• Sony takes legal action against PS3 hackers
• What can businesses learn about real-time monitoring from the BP oil spill?
• EDSAC rebuild gets the go-ahead
• T-Mobile reassures corporate users after data cap backtrack
• Retail banks' IT spending to rocket over five years
• British Airways CIO steps down following Iberia merger
• Top three internet scams to avoid in 2011
• Schools fail students and business with poor ICT lessons
• Cash-strapped schools will use pupils’ mobile phones and Xboxes
• Social media IPOs: Eight investment issues of social network companies
• RIM agrees to block porn on Blackberrys in Indonesia
• Is speed performance hiding security effectiveness in your business?
• City University London launches Computer Weekly scholarship to find future IT leader
• Microsoft January Patch Tuesday misses open security issues
• Oracle faces $100m source code theft lawsuit
• AMD chief’s departure linked to mobile policy, say inside sources
• Government departments criticised over data sharing mistake
• Cambridge village competes with South Korea on broadband speeds
• Catholic charity has Plan B for IT disaster recovery
• Myspace confirms 47% staff reduction as 500 jobs cut worldwide
• Beijing firm opens £3m Soho specialist datacentre
• Toptable.com selects Zeus Technology software for traffic management
• Vodafone Australia customer details sold to criminals
• Will Amazon Android Appstore contribute to market fragmentation?
• SMEs unprepared for IT disaster
• BT to develop Goonhilly satellite site for deep space comms programme
• Tesco announces plan to put customer Wi-Fi in stores
• Glasgow 1,000-core FPGA accelerates MPEG video coding
• Blackberry Playbook hit by development challenges
• Serious Organised Crime Agency signs £157m deal with Logica
• Fashion retailer Aurora outsources IT operations
• AMD CEO Dirk Meyer axed following sluggish financial performance
• Intel pays Nvidia $1.5bn in patent dispute settlement
• Groupon raises $950m investment to fuel global expansion programme
• FULL DETAILS: EMC’s new VNX and VNXe ranges
• T-Mobile limits customer data usage to 500MB a month
• London Stock Exchange tight-lipped over November crash
• Microsoft forced to investigate Windows Phone 7 data bug complaints
• iGate acquires outsourcer Patni in deal worth $1.22bn
• Open source group slams Novell over patent sale
• Former GCHQ CIO to lead CSC security practice
• Microsoft to create 4,000 new UK jobs
• Wakefield Healthcare signs patient self-monitoring deal with BT
• Poor communication to blame for business intelligence failure, says Gartner
• Colt to offer sub-millisecond connectivity to London Stock Exchange
• Record number of shoppers make purchases on mobiles
• Apple’s new Mac download store 'has serious security flaws'
• CES 2011: System on a chip makes waves
• US government issues Twitter subpoena over Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
• Amazon prices platinum AWS support at $15,000 a month
• Microsoft starts 2011 with light patch Tuesday
• Phishing test highlights BlackBerry, iPhone insecurity
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