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May 30
- Brother MFC-7840W
- IT PRO Podcast: Sarin leaving Vodafone, Dell joins the Eee PC craze
- Monthly round-up: May
- Week in Review: Vodafone looks to the future
- Construction group upgrades network
- Dell's future rests on overseas sales
- Warburtons signs Atos for helpdesk support
- Virtualisation boosts server revenue
May 29
- Fujitsu wins £4.2 million flood system extension
- New Firefox browser looks to set download record
- Gartner: Top 10 disruptive technologies
- Virtual clients can solve real management trouble
- Kaspersky extends security in UK public sector
- NHS IT turmoil as Fujitsu contract terminated
- Cable & Wireless goes after Thus
- Dell shows off its Eee PC rival
- Business travellers call for time-saving tech
- VMware acquires B-hive for apps management
May 28
- NEC Versa S9100
- US takes on EU over tech tariffs
- Tesco signs Cable & Wireless in £100 million IT deal
- Google, Microsoft rated best places to work
- EC calls for IPv6 leadership
- Mobile security software market still small
- Europe must work together to avoid 'digital 9/11'
- Ashurst saves and secures email with SaaS
- High-tech gadgets crack down on exam cheats
- Microsoft to get touchy with next OS
- IT directors fear insider threats
May 27
- Global tech deals on the rise
- Wi-Fi hotspots now in court
- Building society automates IT run book processes
- Samsung solid state drive hits 256GB
- Analysis: What next for Vodafone after Sarin departs?
- Indian telco buys Vanco for $77m
- Police awarded £50m for PDA scheme
May 26
- Analysis: Software as a service hits a glitch
May 23
- Call centre criticism falls on deaf ears
- Kyocera Mita KM-8030 review
- Shared IT costs DoT £81 million
- Microsoft has $50 billion to spend
- IT PRO Podcast: Microsoft and Yahoo still chatting...
- Week in Review: Microsoft back for more...
- Video: Q&A with Richard Archdeacon, Symantec
- Five firms chosen to supply ID cards
- Government could save £10m by switching PCs off
- Barclays boosts keys to encryption
- Symantec updates anti-malware technologies
May 22
- Fall in open source errors boosts security
- Green tech to pay off
- West Wales hospital cuts servers with virtualisation
- Litigating against innovation: Legal attacks on Linux
- Skills shortage pushes IT salaries up
- Public Sector Roundup: Spine a success?
- No OOXML in Office 2007 service pack
- Microsoft customers weigh Vista pros and cons
- Pay falling for entry-level IT jobs
May 21
- EXCLUSIVE: IBM BladeCenter S
- Build-a-Bear grows web presence with new software
- NetSuite sets sights on software firms
- UK PC shipments jump
- Business security caught up in a 'perfect storm'
- Ofcom to deregulate wholesale broadband
May 20
- Internet via sockets for council tenants
- Business software for iPhone coming 'soon'
- Social housing contractor mobilises workforce
- Mobile web users head to social network sites
- IT project failure rife, survey finds
- Met Police takes SAP to the frontline
- Government plans to store call, email details
- Computing to move from apps to information
- Identity theft prime concern, says survey
May 19
- Your views: Working from home
- Software to trap lying employees
- More smartphones means more security threats
- Scottish agency improves reporting with BI
- MoD deploys first government certified LAN
- Poor design hinders business IT users
- Qualcomm's UK spectrum buy to fuel development
- Disruption awaits OS software market
- Mozilla unveils Firefox 3 Release Candidate
- SMEs look to outsourcing for IT efficiencies
May 16
- IBM makes solar energy child's play
- Video: IT PRO Lenovo X300 video review
- Sisters are doing IT for themselves
- Lenovo X300
- Parliament moves to prevent teenage kicks online
- IT PRO Podcast: iPhone rumoured next month
- NHS smartens up endpoint security act
- Week in Review: Will next month see the 3G iPhone?
- Dollond & Aitchison boosts bandwidth
- Lloyds TSB cuts more UK IT jobs
- Apple steps up iPhone roll out
- NAO: NHS IT will be four years late
May 15
- Tech backs work from home revolution
- Software piracy drops in the UK
- Adobe gets flashy with player features
- Gartner: ICT 'borderless' by 2015
- PC power to increase a million-fold
- Software to help Dawson deliver the headlines faster
May 14
- Novell boosts enterprise social networking
- RSA boosts BlackBerry two-factor authentication
- Sun releases AMD Opteron-based servers
- UK gets new James Bond-style data centre
- 'User-friendly' Zeus Trojan threatening world banks
- Microsoft releases SME server packages
- Newcastle takes traffic monitoring mobile
- UK flooded with 'fake' mobile phones
- Working 9-5: Not a way to make a living?
- Optical networks up 23 per cent
- MySpace wins $234 million against spammers
- Size not everything on Patch Tuesday
May 13
- Ericsson teams up with Dell on mobile
- Work email from vacation, dinner and bed
- Wealth manager streamlines with virtualisation
- Government invests £31 million in telehealth
- Recruiter models to streamline business
- Red Hat's Fedora released today
- SMS ensures auctions won't be going, going, gone...
May 12
- Budgets fail to grow in line with bandwidth needs
- VMware tackles IT service management, disaster recovery
- 3G iPhone rumours build
- UK computing graduates lack security skills
- Microsoft to appeal antitrust fine
- One in eight work now from home
- Credit ads breaking Facebook rules
- Google tops UK search engine rankings
- UK embraces mobile social networking
- Compellent Storage Center
May 11
- Managing the public face: Why perception is king in IT
- Who'd be an ISP?
May 9
- MySpace promotes openness with data sharing scheme
- EDF powers up remote monitoring data network
- Microsoft previews a quiet May Patch Tuesday
- File sharing infects 500,000 computers
- US politicians to debate net neutrality
- Week in Review: Microsoft cuts ties with Yahoo
- Manchester upgrades CCTV network
- Google warming up to YouTube and Yahoo
- End of the road for 3.5 inch, fibre channel
May 8
- UK retail IT investment stagnates
- Dell releases virtualisation optimised servers
- Srizbi now the dominant spam botnet
- ID scheme costs rise further
- The impact of the Eee PC
- End2End seals SMS delivery deal with KLM
- Bournemouth wins fibre broadband sewer network
- Lie detectors to combat benefit fraud
- Customers up and losses down at Virgin Media
- Hillingdon gets storage savvy
May 7
- Virtualisation of storage is 'tepid', says analyst
- BlackBerry awards honour female tech achievement
- LG Flatron L206WU - DisplayLink monitor
- Huge growth forecast for mobile ad spending
- South Somerset goes mobile
- Whitbread saves millions on card handling
- England's oldest private bank outsources IT
- 'New wireless devices will save lives' says Ofcom
- HTC launches Windows Mobile 6.1 Touch Diamond
May 6
- Yahoo and McAfee integrate security warnings into search
- Patient records database should be refined, says report
- Google AdWords 'targeted by phishers'
- Xobni Outlook plugin simplifies email chaos
- Timeline: How Microsoft and Yahoo nearly got together
- Web Analytics
May 5
- HP gets extreme with storage
May 2
- SAP's apps get mobile on BlackBerrys
- HP BladeSystem c-Class
- IT PRO Podcast: When robots attack
- SMBs embrace parents' flexible working needs
- Creating a Windows Vista Backup
- Vodafone offers unlimited mobile internet access
- IT pros seen as 'geeks'
- IBM aims for data centre standards
- Analysis: Spam 'celebrates' its 30th birthday
- Software gives Superdrug a makeover
- Green agenda to raise IT spending
- Week in review: Skynet here we come!
- SaaS helps NetSuite report record revenues
May 1
- Intel Robotics
- Mobiles help SMEs win more business
- Creating a mobile data management policy
- BCS slams government over data breaches
- Video: Robo-butlers in just ten years
- The Storm winds down, but new malware on the up
- Digital inclusion brings economic benefits, study finds
- TIBCO software moves into hardware
- TIBCO cosies up to Silverlight, Atrium and India
- Asus: Processor shortage to hit cheap laptops
- VeryPC server smashes performance per watt barrier
- Sainsbury's consolidate data centres nationwide
- HMRC staff fired for looking at sensitive data