• Dell cloud services could cut SMEs' IT costs by 30%
• Forrester: Why IT governance matters (PODCAST)
• US allegations against UFO hacker Gary McKinnon were 'over baked'
• UK faces potent cybercrime cocktail, warns government
• Apple: App Store won't be caught any time soon
• Microsoft warns IE users of another ActiveX vulnerability
• Microsoft Azure goes online: priced to compete with Amazon EC2
• easyJet to use Microsoft Azure for mobile passenger services
• O2 customers to get free Twitter texts
• Mobile phone directory crashes as users rush to take numbers off
• Russia's DST values Facebook at $6.5bn
• Unified threat management a strong trend in Europe, survey shows
• 15-year-old intern dismisses Twitter as "pointless"
• Microsoft challenges Google with free web-based Office 2010
• ITSM 101: Change management processes
• Virtual tape libraries grow up, speed up, up the ante
• On-demand service aims to cut cost of fixing software security flaws
• Charity upgrades IP network
• Video: Office 2010 technical preview download out now
• BAT picks Accenture for global apps roll-out
• Self-governance key to internet’s future
• Apollo 11: The Earth and the Moon - Distance and difference
• Businesses fail to secure iPhones
• France revises anti-piracy bill to get around constitutional objections
• Microsoft parries Google with web-based applications
• Which RAID level has the best price-to-performance comparison?
• Nortel thrown off Olympics project
• IPS to market ID cards to businesses
• FOI reveals 8,000 NHS computer virus infections
• CSC's European boss tipped to head HP UK
• Satyam succeeds in avoiding becoming India’s Enron
• Carter report must try harder, say forum delegates
• IBM to build database of UK fingerprints for passport service
• Mobile handsets to blame for dropped calls
• Big brands use Twitter to push corporate messages
• Technology's role in cutting government emissions by 80%
• Digital media leaders help fund UK internet start-ups
• Alcatel-Lucent cuts 1,000 jobs
• Chrome OS, a long-standing Google ambition
• Chrome OS holds promise, but don't expect rapid business take-up
• UK business opposed to new ICO search powers
• What's the best Unix for you? We compare AIX, HP-UX and Solaris
• Infosec pros wake up to Excel spreadsheet security risks
• Communications industry queries Digital Britain's future
• Computacenter margins rise but sales fall
• BT ramps up fibre roll-out
• Building societies encouraged to share IT
• Morse updates City on trade as cost cutting plan nears end
• EMC wins battle over Data Domain
• Facebook is another shock to recruitment industry
• E-commerce sites still at risk from man in the middle attacks
• Teens abandon Facebook as silver surfers flood in
• See leaked Google OS screenshot
• Opinion: Chrome OS buffs up the Google Brand
• Media mogul meeting sparks speculation of a Twitter deal
• Apple fixes WebKit vulnerabilities in Safari browser
• Google announces hardware partners for Chrome OS
• How Cisco plans to secure the private cloud
• With one eye on the cloud, EMC enters enterprise management market
• NetApp gives up, gets slapped by HP while EMC parties and HDS defends its turf
• NetApp gives up on Data Domain, EMC wins the spoils
• Waitrose improves website capacity to cope with growing demand
• Ofcom rules out mobile competition review
• 50 is the magic number this summer
• Insurance firm breaches Data Protection Act
• Union criticises IBM's plans to stop final salary pensions
• Head north to cut datacentre costs and save the planet
• Cyberattackers disrupt US government computers
• iPhone Dev Team follows hacker’s lead with iPhone 3G S jailbreak
• Internet survives Michael Jackson memorial
• Big Ambition: Britain must develop IT skills or face crisis
• Details of hot Acer Aspire NetBook leaked
• Google Chrome OS highlights Windows' web weakness
• Microsoft, EC resume talks to resolve monopoly dispute
• Shell tells IT contactors to take pay cut or leave
• Google to challenge Microsoft with Chrome OS
• Will LinkedIn and Second Life kill the recruitment industry?
• Symantec reveals data deduplication plans
• EMC to take on Tivoli, OpenView with "Ionix"
• How to Implement Hyper-V R2's new Cluster Shared Volumes feature
• ITV switches channel from Apple Xsan to Nexsan SATABeast Xi
• Wake up to virtualisation security risks, experts say
• McAfee raises the bar on security integration
• EMC ups offer in bidding war with NetApp for Data Domain
• Exclusive mobile handset deals under DoJ spotlight
• TCO calculator saves mainframe MIPs
• Mono boost: Microsoft supports .net in open source community
• Newham IT chief Richard Steel, retires after 20 years' service
• Global IT spending to drop as telecoms and services fade
• Dell officials could be called for questioning in Taiwan
• eBay blocks Michael Jackson memorial ticket sales
• Barts' waiting list worst in country as it struggled with IT
• Computer programmer arrested for Goldman Sachs theft
• IT giants turn crime-fighters with digital forensics partnership
• Alan Sugar steps down as chairman of Viglen
• Microsoft warns of hole in Windows Server, XP and Internet Explorer
• EMC boosts its offer for Data Domain to $US2.1 billion
• BlueArc challenges NetApp in the enterprise with Mercury 50, Mercury 100 network-attached storage (N
• Outsourcing unified comms management - the pros and cons
• MI6 Facebook gaffe: lessons for businesses
• More