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Yahoo hacked by China attackers
Journalists Yahoo email accounts have been hacked by attackers based in China, reports have claimed, lending more weight to rival Google's move out of the country to avoid censorship. BBC
Internet TV firms to get cut-price Sky Sports
Ofcom has ordered Sky to drop the wholesale prices of its sports channel, which should lead to discount prices in internet TV bundles. PC Pro
HTC Desire lands in Vodafone stores 8 April
The HTC Desire will arrive on Vodafone six days after it lands on Orange. The handset is already available on T-Mobile. Vodafone will also offer the HTC Legend from 2 April. Know Your Mobile
Dell launches low-cost mono laser printers
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Dell has unveiled a cheap new lineup of printers. Costing 75 and 119, the 1130 and 1130n - with network port - are targeted at the SMB market. Expert Reviews
BT reveals next 300 sites to get fibre broadband
BT has named the next 300 sites to get fibre broadband, which will be rolled out starting in September. IT Pro
Freelance journalist Nicole Kobie first started writing for ITPro in 2007, with bylines in New Scientist, Wired, PC Pro and many more.
Nicole the author of a book about the history of technology, The Long History of the Future.
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Cleo attack victim list grows as Hertz confirms customer data stolen
News Hertz has confirmed it suffered a data breach as a result of the Cleo zero-day vulnerability in late 2024, with the car rental giant warning that customer data was stolen.
By Ross Kelly
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Lateral moves in tech: Why leaders should support employee mobility
In-depth Encouraging staff to switch roles can have long-term benefits for skills in the tech sector
By Keri Allan
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Work and innovate everywhere
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Dell, HP post underwhelming returns as PC market remains in a state of flux
News Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are contending with an impending Windows 10 EOL and a burgeoning AI PC market
By George Fitzmaurice
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Dell Inspiron 14 Plus (7441) review: The cheapest Snapdragon laptop yet
Reviews A no-frills compact laptop that delivers good performance and solid battery life
By Alun Taylor
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Dell XPS 13 9340 review: Compact, stylish, and frustratingly flawed
Reviews Redesigned XPS 13 has lots of potential but finds itself hamstrung by iffy design decisions and Intel's underachieving Meteor Lake
By Sasha Muller
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Help skilled workers succeed with Dell Latitude 7030 and 7230 Rugged Extreme tablets
whitepaper Help skilled workers succeed with Dell Latitude 7030 and 7230 Rugged Extreme tablets
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Dell UltraSharp U2723QE monitor review: Feature-packed and 4K – but not quite perfect
Reviews Anyone needing respectable HDR performance or gaming-friendly features such as adaptive sync or high refresh rates should be looking elsewhere, the Dell U2723QE is just not that kind of monitor
By Sasha Muller
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AI is paying dividends for Dell Technologies – booming server sales and rapid networking growth have taken the edge off a rocky period
News Despite a troubling period for Dell Technologies, the outlook remains positive amid surging enterprise demand for AI solutions
By Nicole Kobie
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Dell Technologies World 2024 live: All the news and announcements from day-two
Live blog It's day-two at Dell Technologies World 2024 and we're live on the ground in Las Vegas - follow our rolling coverage for all the latest news, updates, and announcements
By Rory Bathgate