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September 30
- Keep taking the tablets
- TaintDroid reveals the security threat from app downloads
- NHS ends enterprise contract with Novell
- Oracle loses another Sun stalwart
- Opera Mini usage on phones surges in emerging markets
- Unified Communications is a 'moving target'
- Cloud computing is 'overhyped'
September 29
- Telcos must change reputation to succeed in cloud computing space
- Apple vs Nokia comes to the UK
- US report casts doubt on “reliable” biometric systems
- Vodafone launches new own-brand smartphones
- Dell launches into virtualised data centre management
- Data centre energy costs a rising concern
- 19 arrested in Zeus bank fraud bust
- Big Red Internet to boost business broadband
September 28
- Microsoft to launch out-of-band security patch
- PI challenges European website blocking proposals
- Zeus targets mobile banking authentication
- Orange forms cloud with VMware, Cisco and EMC
- Developers choose Android over iOS for the long term
- ICO to investigate ACS:Law data breach
- HP completes 3PAR acquisition
- UK firms among slowest for Web 2.0 uptake
September 27
- Google: 12 massive moments
- IBM buys up BLADE
- VM data recovery costs can be avoided
- HDS launches virtual storage platform
- Q1 Labs launches real-time social network tracking
- Stuxnet hits Iran nuclear plant
- Upgrade path offered for aging HP 9000 platform
- EU drops Apple anti-trust investigation
- Virtualisation to 'seriously challenge' IT operations
September 24
- Intel and AMD to kill off affordable supercomputer graphics?
- IE9 requires Windows 7 SP1 update
- Will there be a Nokia Windows Phone 7 deal?
- Week in review: NHS loses data again, mobile for the tube?
- Over half of UK brands spam customers
- Hackers hitting online gamers hard
- Lack of maintenance costs business billions
- Silent calls fine comes into force
September 23
- Virtualisation: The sceptics remain
- No OS is safe, expert warns
- Stuxnet ‘much more sophisticated than Aurora’
- Cloud computing better for small businesses?
- Cisco has updated its SMB portfolio
- JEDEC unveils SSD testing standards
- Moaning about roaming, whinging about Wi-Fi
September 22
- Has Apple bought facial recognition firm Polar Rose?
- Will solar storms devastate Earth?
- Cloud computing outsourcing is on the rise
- Government pleas for open source business cases
- Domain names surpass 196 million mark
September 21
- Fifth of uni students admit hacking
- Facebook hacking ‘a big deal’
- Growth market for mobile fraud analysis
- NHS loses more sensitive data
- Oracle beefs up Exadata and partners with Amazon
- 4G netbooks and tablets will make an impact by 2015
- Apple patches security flaw in Snow Leopard
- IBM to buy Netezza for $1.7 billion
September 20
- Adobe expects Flash flaw fix today
- European software market set for sluggish growth
- Yahoo hatches plan for green “chicken coop” data centre
- Idappcom launches security software testing solution
- Boris brings mobile to tube for 2012?
- 4chan activists attack film industry sites
- Oracle OpenWorld kicks off with “one big honkin' cloud”
September 17
- Week in Review: Nokia World and the invisible keyboard
- Stuxnet: The most serious threat yet?
- Over a million websites served malware in Q2
- Barclaycard launches customisable SmartPay system
- Motorola acquires Aloqa
September 16
- IBM buys risk management specialist OpenPages
- SAP broadens its analytics portfolio
- IBM launches chip tech for smart power control
- Internet Explorer 9 beta review: First look
- Google fixes 10 flaws in Chrome
- Business told to toughen email marketing rules
- Do modern users want phones from 1984?
- Businesses ‘generally aware’ of smartphone threats
September 15
- Microsoft IE 9 beta launched worldwide
- Mind reading computers by 2020
- Brocade unites IP and Fibre Channel management
- Google fires engineer for breaking privacy policy
- Nokia chairman to go after 2012?
- Researchers develop a robot that can lie
- App and database protection ‘most effective approach’
- Low-cost IT set for spike?
- Security and privacy still issues for cloud
September 14
- Debut McAfee and Intel product due in 2011
- First MeeGo tablet to hit market next week
- Dixons to launch co-branded app store
- Dell unveils 10 inch tablet for 2011
- HP ArcSight buy: The industry impact
- Nokia expects 50 million new Symbian shipments
- Chinese Google hackers back?
- LG announces Optimus One Android 2.2 smartphone
- Businesses need to open up for social networking
September 13
- Intel steps back from WiMAX strategy
- IDF 2010: Round-up
- Tablet limitations to freeze business adoption?
- Intel reaffirms Sandy Bridge for early 2011
- HP agrees $1.5 billion ArcSight acquisition
- Apple to end Antennagate free case scheme
- Ofcom mobile broadband tests to start this month
- Microsoft holds mock funeral to bury the competition
- Nokia mobile leader Vanjoki resigns
- IDF 2010: A glimpse at Intel's R&D efforts
September 10
- Over 1,000 fake iPhones seized at Heathrow
- Are SEO poisoning warnings warranted for Google Instant?
- ‘Here you have’ an aggressive sex movie attack
- Service outages rile Microsoft’s cloud customers
- Android 'vying for top spot' by 2014
- Analyst scales back WiMax predictions
- Apple crumbles over its App Store restrictions
- Microsoft to fix 13 holes in Patch Tuesday
- Nokia replaces Kallasvuo with ex-Microsoft exec
- Malware spam more than triples in August
September 9
- Film industry launching pirate site attacks?
- NHS IT strategy goes local
- Cisco and Citrix team up for desktop virtualisation
- Notebooks will rule the roost in 2014
- Two thirds of web users hit by cyber crime
- Oracle upgrades Solaris 10 OS environment
- su53 helps SAP customers with managed security service
- Critical flaw hits Adobe Reader and Acrobat
- Apple releases iOS 4.1
September 8
- Social networking shows inner workings of business
- Salesforce launches Chatter Mobile
- HP launches ‘Just Right’ portfolio for SMBs
- Salesforce CEO gets chatty in London
- Nokia N8 release confirmed for 1 October
- Phishers jump on HMRC tax blooper
- Ofcom ups 3G power limit
- Smartphone market to smash 2010 predictions
- Back to school? Beware of malicious sites
September 7
- MIT boffins unveil self-healing solar cells
- Will all communications be unified in the future?
- Riot squad USB disk found on pavement
- Outsourcing spend to grow in 2010?
- Royal Mail releases first “intelligent” stamps
- Storage software market gains momentum
- O2 pulls Android 2.2 update
September 6
- Partial internet blackout results from bungled experiment
- Orange and T-Mobile users get cross-network boost
- Massive fine spurs privacy action from Google
- Will BT's nomination scheme widen fibre divide?
- Gordon Brown takes leading role on the web
September 5
- Samsung 4G dual-core netbook arriving this year
September 3
- Google updates Chrome to version 6
- Week in review: Apple makes noise, Dell sneaks off quietly
- ViewSonic ViewPad 100 and ViewPad 7 review: First look
- Dell loses the will to fight for 3PAR
September 2
- Toshiba Folio 100 review: First look
- ViewSonic PJD-7383i interactive projector review: First look
- Recession gloom fades for software market
- Green IT shows green shoots
- Qi standard launched for wireless charging
- IBM to ship world’s fastest chip
- Tricksters getting testy with IQ scams
- Mobile recycling levels still amazingly low
- BT boosts Onevoice to assist UC migration
- Microsoft unveils final version of Windows Phone 7 code
- HP Webscan remote access open to abuse?
- Tandberg Data offers protection to SMBs
- Global broadband cost disparity must be addressed
- iOS update coming next week
September 1
- Sun brand lives on as Oracle launches telecoms servers
- ASA powers extended to social media
- Trend Micro launches 'industry first' cloud encryption
- LIVE: Apple press conference tonight
- webOS 2.0 beta released to developers
- Twitter topples Facebook as UK firms' favourite
- VMware expands cloud strategy for ‘IT as a Service’
- Boffins find quantum cryptography loophole
- IBM adds AMD Opteron 6100 to x86 server line