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• Saudi Arabia postpones Blackberry ban
• Apple exec in charge of iPhone quits
• HP seeks new CEO after harassment claim topples Mark Hurd
• Super Micro tops hardware sales growth list
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• NG CIO Australia committee formed in response to skills shortages, government IT initiatives
• Stratsec signs to test security products across Australia, Malaysia
• Ladbrokes wants better online offering and more IT investment
• Laptop repair fraudster jailed for nine months
• Court rejects Accenture’s appeal in British Gas case
• Corporations gear up to move into the cloud
• Wipro to take over Citibank’s German datacentre
• Google-backed IP satellite operator to compete with fibre networks
• Virgin tells banks to ‘stop talking, start tweeting’
• Adobe to release emergency security patches for Reader and Acrobat
• Contactpoint to be disconnected today and deleted in eight weeks
• Small businesses use virtualisation to support growth
• UK mobile users targeted by phishing e-mails
• Google’s Street View cars return to UK roads
• D-day for Saudi Blackberry users
• Windows 7 proves a hit with developers
• Dell releases PowerEdge C410x for HPC market
• Spy recording devices can be thwarted by portable USB security policy
• Survey: Web 2.0 security issues cause concern
• Open data as disruptive to government as the internet, says Socitm
• Google pulls plug on Google Wave
• Sceptical Brits question value of government data
• Nationwide outsources to BT
• Cloud Industry Forum moves closer to a UK code of practice for cloud computing
• SAP works with user groups to enhance enterprise support
• Barclays pushes through IT in-sourcing and technology investment
• Thales offers £50,000 bounty for airport security ideas
• SAP makes progress in achieving sustainability targets
• EC delays revision of data protection directive
• CESG approves encrypted USB flash drive
• UK leads Europe in tech sector mergers
• Recruiters report skills shortages as IT vacancies rise
• Investment in open source software set to rise, says survey
• iPhone PDF flaw not linked to Adobe, says software maker
• Google to allow third-party trademark ad words
• FTC claims victory in battle with Intel
• Google pulls the plug on Google Wave
• 10 technology trends businesses must not ignore
• Indespension aims for 50% saving with outsourced network
• Top tech firms fail to get the most out of social media
• Information Security Day goes global today
• Bosses are biggest threat to IT security
• Convirture claims to plug hypervisor gap as competition heats up with VMware
• Public sector suppliers face difficult few months
• US told to get its house in order on cyber security
• London councils to deliver public services via mobile phones
• Mobile TV services are being outstripped by Wi-Fi phones
• Investment banks fuel IT hiring surge
• KPMG advises government to get on Facebook
• Don't open PDFs, Apple warns iPhone, iPad and iPod users
• Apple iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad open to hacking, say security firms
• Social women turn internet pink
• Open Group publishes enterprise architecture model for mining industry
• Government CIO should be given the teeth to drive standardisation
• E-Crime Unit busts Anglo-Irish web fraud gang
• Google enables single browser sign-on for multiple accounts
• Lloyds' systems integration to save £2bn by 2011
• Saudi Arabia to block Blackberry users from 6 August
• Zeus botnet plunders nearly 100,000 UK user credentials
• IBM sues HP for not giving it enough work to do
• Businesses pay the price for poor information management
• Intel to to reveal deal with US competition authorities
• Energy statement to Parliament may drive UK data centres offshore
• AIIMS' patient management system: A home-grown success story
• Digital signature implementation yet to gain momentum in India
• Should IT departments take the tablet?
• French Connection uses social media feedback to improve online retail sales
• Domain name sales push up profits for VeriSign in Q2
• Government CIO details plan for public sector IT project review
• Average UK broadband speeds crawl past 5Mbps
• Half of UK employees ignore security policies on using interactive websites
• CIOs drive app development to understand customers
• Routine encryption and policing could prevent most data losses, says security report
• CIA and Google invest in high-tech crystal ball technology
• HP pays $47m to settle US overcharging case
• Recruitment in IT sector remains buoyant, for now
• iPad and iPhone are secure enough for business, says Forrester
• Esure outsources IT to Capgemini for £26m
• Geo-data is business critical for CIOs, finds survey
• Telecity adds more power capacity due to online demand
• iiNet to launch cloud backup for business
• Consolidation of data center aids data management at ACG Worldwide
• Integrated IT system will improve claims and payments, says DWP
• Hackers release first ‘jailbreak’ for iPhone 4
• Government ignores IE6 security worries
• Hospital trust to cut costs with finance management system
• SAP releases long-awaited version of Business ByDesign
• Android sales up ninefold in Q2, but Nokia keeps shipments lead
• ICO clears Google of UK Wi-Fi privacy breach
• Cheap 2G and top-end 3G phones drive 13% rise in quarterly sales
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