- Black Hat researchers unveil killer mobile phone hack via. spoofed MMS messages
- SATA, SCSI and SAS: Which drive is right for your storage environment?
- Spooks website made basic blunder in XSS testing
- Exchange 2007 won't be supported on Windows Server 2008 R2
- Companies frustrated by IT supplier support
- McKinnon faces extradition despite suicide risk
- Business rates stifle investment in broadband infrastructure
- US DOD moots plan to prove identity on the internet
- Female IT execs earn 2% more than men
- Outsourcing confidence grows amid recession
- Dell in talks to avoid Taiwanese fine over pricing blunder
- Microsoft security collaboration meets resistance
- Gary McKinnon: UK IT pros believe he should stay in the UK
- IBM cuts data replication costs
- McKinnon case thrown out by High Court - with interactive timeline
- iPhone vulnerable to hackers
- Gary McKinnon loses case to avoid extradition, could face 60 years in jail
- BT's pension deficit doubles to £5.8bn
- Video: Barclays secures IT for 70p a head
- Microsoft Yahoo alliance under antitrust scrutiny
- Power-saving innovations could spread from desktop to data centres
- Businesses cough up £6m for unlicensed software
- Video: I Want One of Those website tested with crowdsourcing
- Digital Britain may be jeopardised by cost of building UK datacentres
- Crowdsourcing slashes software testing time
- Black Hat: SSL is fragile
- Cerner second-quarter profits up 25%
- Icann CEO reveals how to calculate the value of a network
- Cloud computing secure only in the longer term, say experts
- Dell could be fined for not honouring advertising blunder prices
- Picture: UK ID card unveiled
- Microsoft/Yahoo: What happens to BOSS?
- BT shares rise on better-than-expected results
- First Windows 7 activation crack reported
- MI5 website hacked
- Microsoft EU browser offer to go beyond Windows 7
- BT Global Services offers virtual data centre services
- Is Microsoft's virtualisation licensing policy a license for confusion?
- EMC cops it on two fronts as HDS, NetApp attack, HP attacks NetApp
- ASIO Chief says Australia under constant cyber attack
- Top social networking websites present new 'battleground for malware'
- LTO 5: Fast, vast but still the past?
- Picture: Greenpeace attacks HP for toxic manufacturing
- IT sector showing signs of recovery, says OECD
- Public sector union fears increased outsourcing
- Verbatim goes for gold disc
- Microsoft Yahoo deal - the implications
- IBM to challenge SAS, SAP and Oracle with SPSS acquisition
- SAP reveals tough first half but views future with optimism
- Microsoft and Yahoo! search deal announced
- SAP rules out further job cuts
- Barclays launches online banking 2.0 project
- Browser encryption gives protection from prying eyes
- Ofcom given deadline to finalise the release of 900MHz spectrum
- Apple rejects Google Voice for App Store
- BT Global Services wins major contract from German bank
- SAP revenue down, but margins are up
- Ericsson one step closer to buying Nortel assets
- Yahoo! Microsoft deal expected today
- Keep data top secret to fight social engineering
- Pay cuts barely touch HP executives
- Greenpeace says HP is all Hazardous Products
- MPs sceptical of £26.5bn of Gershon IT savings
- Wireless broadband lets remote council administer infrastructure without wires
- Mothercare upgrades websites as it prepares to expand overseas
- Novell paves way to Suse Linux appliances
- Government publishes Twitter rules of engagement
- Video: Microsoft tempts mobile developers with MS Surface prize
- Tiscali comes bottom in Ofcom bandwidth tests
- UK IT industry will lose out in era of 'deglobalisation'
- "Weak excuses" of games console makers over toxic chemicals
- Network Solutions hit by massive data breach
- Video: Google builds IPv6 platform
- Six months is too long to be redundant, say IT staff
- Cut cost of lending to SMEs, Darling tells banks
- Black Hat: Security expert's verdict on Oracle hacking tools
- A guide to using social media for business
- US to recruit thousands of young cyber warriors
- Blackberry Curve 8520 available in the UK
- Black Hat: Microsoft tool fights hackers
- Industry fears high business rates could stifle broadband
- UK firms sign up to identity credential scheme
- Nokia buys web contacts technology company
- Pay ransom or face nuisance adverts forever
- New Microsoft browser offer to end EC dispute
- Twitter suspends sports writer's account
- Critical security patch for Internet Explorer
- New iTunes albums in time for Apple Tablet
- Ericsson wins bid for Nortel's wireless businesses
- Managing enterprise data storage more efficiently: Part 1
- Upgrades, training costs slow Fibre Channel over Ethernet adoption
- Storage roundup: Compellent bags UK reseller; Data Robotics doubles sales; Infortrend SANs VMware ce
- PWC warns of cyber-espionage risks
- Card-not-present fraud threatens small online businesses
- Multi-layered user authentication at HDFC Bank for NetBanking safety
- American aircrafts get microwave weapon to combat crowds
- Harnessing human nature to improve technology
- How technology will ease our traffic woes
- Amazing soap-like bubble discovered in space
- Day trips to Mars could be powered by an Ion engine
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