IT PRO Podcast: iPhone rumoured next month
This week, we discuss 3G iPhone rumours, security training and racking up big bills checking Facebook on the mobile while roaming.

Rumours about the iPhone are always great gossip, and keep the IT PRO team chatting for much of this week's podcast. Recent news has suggested the latest edition of the Apple handset is set to be announced in June, as the current versions are out of stock across the UK.
We also chat about the importance of IT students learning security skills and embedding security in software at the development stage. Such moves could save business a lot of time and money in the long run.
We also debate the pros and cons of working from home, the generation gap in anywhere access to Facebook, and what it takes for a public sector IT project to succeed.
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