• GSMA Mobile World Congress: mobile operators will not stop spending
  • YouTube to allow users to watch content offline
  • GSMA Mobile World Congress: Huawei unveils unified 4G
  • Cheque is 350 years old today, lingering death expected
  • GSMA Mobile World Congress: Mobile industry warned of tough times ahead
  • US privacy groups unhappy with new online ad rules
  • Economic downturn could delay 4G networks
  • Land Rover plans all-terrain mobile phone
  • 500 jobs could go if ITV sells Friends Reunited
  • HP and Orange sign web-ready notebook deal
  • Jobs go as Google axes radio advertising business
  • System management appliance improves school's software deployment
  • Law firm ditches tape for the cloud
  • Auckland University's virtualised disaster recovery regime
  • 'Extremely difficult' NHS IT roll out cost hospital £10m
  • UK mobile broadband booming
  • Business IP phone growth shows strength of convergence
  • Compass Group improves procurement in face of recession
  • Free mobile computing connectivity with broadband subscription
  • Government officials well lobbied by the IT industry
  • Microsoft puts bounty on worm creator
  • Critical data protection for mobile SMBs
  • Buoyant O2 steams into mobile computing market
  • Cisco forecasts continued mobile computing boom
  • Indian IT suppliers warn against dangers of protectionism
  • School websites infected by porn spammers
  • Palm dumps its mobile operating system
  • Capgemini predicts a sales fall in 2009
  • Are annual accounts of big IT firms correct?
  • Los Alamos loses 67 computers
  • Facebook values itself at $3.7bn
  • Portsmouth University developing general purpose emulator
  • F-Secure becomes third security firm website to be hacked
  • BT's broadband profitibilty assured, says Ofcom
  • EU court rules data retention directive is legal
  • Software and communication skills in demand
  • Apps the new battlefield for mobile industry
  • Full disk encryption not a quick and easy fix
  • Lenovo cuts 550 jobs across Europe
  • Editor aplogises for journalist's twitter outburst
  • Microsoft warns firms over skipping Vista to Windows 7
  • Hackers break in to BitDefender's customer database
  • Co-op revamps staff management with Kronos
  • Twitter: what is in it for IT professionals?
  • Royal family website revamped
  • BT blames customisation as profits tumble
  • Researchers identify harmful particles released by printers
  • Twitter will not charge companies to tweet
  • Google brings location awareness to e-mail
  • Convert your website for mobile screens for free
  • Lenovo targets emerging markets to boost revenues
  • One in five IBM staff will work from home
  • Mitie cuts costs with Codegate mobile system
  • Nvidia to develop £200 Vista-capable laptop
  • FAST Compliance Manager tool helps control software licensing
  • Incremental vs. differential backup: A comparison
  • TPC-E: New IT benchmarks for OLTP database servers
  • RIM demos new security and mobile voice features of next-gen Argon BlackBerry server
  • Fewer jobs for IT graduates
  • BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5 'Argon' out this summer, with over the air upgrades
  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 64 core Windows components affected
  • Minutes of Blair meeting which sparked £13bn NHS IT scheme
  • Government IT savings a 'conjuring trick'
  • Guardian News rolls out Google Apps
  • Child safety takes precedence in internet regulation debate
  • Gartner advises businesses on how to cut costs in recession
  • More than half of UK population does not shop online
  • CIOs shine light on public IT project successes
  • BT to resume roll out of Cerner Millennium system
  • Huddle offers conferencing link with InterCall
  • Prescott gets blogging and twittering against RBS bonuses
  • Google CEO to advise tories on economic recovery
  • Government has little idea what public sector spends on IT
  • RBS slashes 2,300 back-office jobs
  • Microsoft issues four critical security updates
  • French Connection clamps down on till fraud with spying system
  • Lord Carter to meet mobile operators to clear the way for universal broadband
  • Intel invests $7bn in 32nm chip plants
  • IT efficiency through data classification, consolidation and control
  • Lack of best practise means cloud computing introduces new risks for users, providers
  • iSCSI vs. Fiber Channel for your first SAN
  • How to make sure your network is ready for unified comms
  • Social network sites sign EU cyberbully deal
  • Satyam chief faces cost cutting dilemma
  • Mexican mobile users to be fingerprinted in crime crackdown
  • Obama orders review of cyber security
  • Limiting staff web use delivers big savings
  • January brings yet more growth for online shopping
  • Intel plans new smartphone chips
  • Wireless and web firms attract venture capitalists
  • Microsoft offers firms free ERP environmental dashboard
  • Billions in IT spending cuts likely in 2009 Treasury budget
  • Tories attack government database of UK traveller details
  • Recession drives more IT outsourcing
  • Slash bills with PC power management
  • Essex council to be sued by BT over cancelled IT contract
  • Added critical data protection for SMBs
  • Twittering US politician endangers lives in Baghdad
  • Sectors – NetApp says EMC Centera loses data, gets slapped by blogosphere
  • Sectors - NetApp says EMC Centera loses data, gets slapped by blogosphere
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