News Archive | March 2011

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March 31st
- A tenner to start a business? Britain needs 'garage' culture
- IBM opens European advanced security centre
- Fujitsu debuts cloud consulting division
- Government frees up more spectrum
- Ofcom proposes BT unbundling price cuts
- Acer CEO quits over ‘different views’ to board
- Asus Eee Pad Transformer review: First Look
- Microsoft files Google complaint with EU
- StartUp Britain linking malware
March 30th
- Overtis tracks worker behaviour in browsers
- BP loses oil spill claimant data
- Salesforce brings Radian6 onboard
- Tablets drive global IT spend to $3.6 trillion
- European Parliament hit by cyber attack
- O2 offers free internet tethering
- Government embraces open source
- 'Major network problem' crashes BBC websites
March 29th
- Judge may take months to consider DEA review
- SMBs to flock to the cloud?
- Intel launches 320 Series SSD lineup
- Bagle to succeed Rustock as spam king?
- BT gives Cornwall super-fast broadband boost
- Broadcasters to increase tech spending this year
March 28th
- Southwark Council defeated in IBM lawsuit
- Spotify targeted by malicious ads
- Hackers hunting for corporate IP
- MySQL hit by irony attack
- Battery saving memory advancements made in Scotland
- Microsoft and Telefonica form app developer partnership
- IT PRO decision maker research: iPad 2 up for grabs
- Google delays Android 3.0 tablet OS code release
- RIM buys tinyHippos
- Google jumping into mobile payments space?
March 25th
- Apple iPad and iPad 2: reviews, news, comment and more
- Ofsted criticises D&T teaching
- Security firm allegedly places malware on mobiles
- London Underground gets Wi-Fi for 2012
- Commons committee wants Twitter in the House
- Dell: ‘Compellent was always our first choice’
- Head-to-Head: Apple iPad 2 vs Apple iPad original
March 24th
- 4G: The any time, anywhere network
- Cyber attacks target European Commission
- Dell Streak 7 review: Hands On video
- McAfee acquires Sentrigo
- Iran implicated in Microsoft and Google attacks
- Microsoft rolls out Windows Phone 7 update
- The impact of the Rustock takedown
- Intel and Oracle come to blows over Itanium
March 23rd
- Dell Streak 7 review: Hands On
- Managing the mobile workforce
- Firefox 4 smashes IE9 downloads
- Budget 2011: Can IT benefit from income tax/NI merger?
- Budget 2011: Government announces 21 enterprise zones
- Budget 2011: Osborne announces small business boosts
- Intel Mobile chief resigns
- MediaCAT deletes BT data as DEA review starts
March 22nd
- Budget 2011: What can we expect?
- Fujitsu returns to UK supercomputing
- Opera launches tablet-friendly browsers
- Heathrow to get £400 million ‘IT overhaul’
- iPad 2 steals PlayBook’s thunder with launch details
- BlackBerry PlayBook gets US launch date
- Leicester City Council facing ICO investigation
- Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details
- UPDATED: Play.com hit by security breach
- Ofcom announces 4G spectrum auction for 2012
- China denies Google Gmail claims
March 21st
- BT raises call charges nine per cent
- Firefox gets second release candidate
- First tweet sent five years ago
- Cloud Pro launches
- British Zynga hacker jailed for two years
- Google accuses China of Gmail tampering
- Data breach cost hits £1.9 million
March 18th
- Week in review: IE9, net neutrality and 100Mbps broadband!
- O2 opens 'superfast' 3G London network
- Dell targets SMBs with laptops
- Intel buys up Silicon Hive
- RSA servers hacked as SecurID data stolen
- Microsoft takes credit for Rustock shutdown
- Playbook to sync with Office 365
- Yahoo unwraps targeted advertising to users
March 17th
- FireEye looks to break into UK
- ACS:Law solicitor facing fines
- Mega-botnet Rustock stops spamming
- HP and Microsoft: just good friends?
- Websense in line for $1 billion sale?
- Live blog: Budget 2011
- UK prefers social networks to entertainment
- Berners-Lee argues net neutrality case
- EU data protection targets tech giants
March 16th
- Virgin on track for 2012 100Mbps rollout
- Twitter boosts security with HTTPS
- ICO to investigate University of York breach
- Google starts Discussions in Docs
- Symantec and Dragon form training programme
- Intel launches Xeon E3 family
March 15th
- Openreach CEO stands down
- Admins doubt employee security awareness
- Adobe Flash flaw exploited in targeted attacks
- IE9 a ‘non-event’ for most businesses
- Ofcom cuts mobile termination rates
March 14th
- Internet Explorer 9 due tonight
- Google patches WebKit flaw post Pwn2Own
- Google to invest in Kings Cross office?
- Twitter rogue app hits thousands
- Sky to hire 100 techies in Scotland
- ISPs reveal speed slowing measures
- PaaS to ‘engulf’ software industry
- Mid-size firms get IT budget boost
March 11th
- Multi-million pound tech centre coming to Scotland
- Google adds website blocking to search
- iPhone 4 and Blackberry Torch hacked at Pwn2Own
- Windows Phone 7 update delayed
- Rural LTE trial seeks home
- Vodafone website infiltrated by cuts campaigners
March 10th
- British genius wins $250,000 Turing Award
- Pledge of £20 million for rural broadband
- Safari and IE crumble first in Pwn2Own
- Apple releases iOS 4.3 early
- Apple takes 83 per cent of 2010 tablet market
- Do we need data boot camps?
- Facebook pokes Forbes rich list
- Google launches Chrome 10
March 9th
- Open Rights Group wants in on DEA talks
- Android topples iPhone as Tesco’s top seller
- UK firms must fight for best tech talent
- Ubuntu 11.10 code named Oneiric Ocelot
- Government wants businesses to snoop for GCHQ
March 8th
- Public mistrusts social media with data
- Rackspace offers OpenStack training
- Microsoft to pay $1 billion in Nokia deal
- Intel launches next-gen vPro business chips
- Western Europe catches the Android bug
- Businesses urged to prepare for EU cookie laws
- McAfee unveils London cloud data centre
- Criminals could exploit GPS 'over-reliance'
March 7th
- Over 150 French Government systems hacked
- 3 offers all-you-can-eat data on PAYG
- Postman crowned first UK Cyber Security Champion
- Google promises better Android security after DroidDream
March 4th
- Salesforce.com launches Service Cloud 3
- Trojans still reigning in malware top 10
- Zero-day IE flaw not in Microsoft Patch Tuesday
- Cisco adds Jabber instant messaging
- WordPress recovers after massive DDoS attack
- BT wins Asian contract
March 3rd
- iPad 2: A boon for business?
- Pulse 2011: Businesses must tackle growing mobile threat
- Twitter crime rate up 20 per cent
- Social media to change business marketing
- O2 not selling iPad 2, so who is?
- Rogue apps sneak into Android Market
- Cyber crime teens jailed in GhostMarket bust
- Tablets eat in to PC sales
- MIT plans quantum computer
- Websites and social media: rules apply there too
- Pulse 2011: Cloud computing driven by innovation not cost
March 2nd
- Need to Know: Apple iPad 2
- iOS 4.3 launches 11 March
- 15 million iPads sold in nine months
- Apple ships 100 million iPhones
- Apple unveils iPad 2
- How do you solve a problem like a Death Grip?
- Internet Explorer gains browser market share in February
- Government IT failures waste ‘billions’
- Fears LSE web ads hack hit thousands
- Facebook buys Beluga
- Tax rebate scams get sophisticated
- Pulse 2011: Watson not aiming to take on Google
March 1st
- ASA moves into social network sphere
- UK council websites flopping
- Cisco unveils Jabber unified communications tool
- HBGary CEO steps down after Anonymous breach
- HP announces deeper integration of 3PAR
- Intel McAfee acquisition finalised
- Sneaky Android threats still rising
- Gmail fail blamed on software bug
- News round-up: iPad 2
- Live blog: Apple iPad 2
- Pulse 2011: Service management to shine this year