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June 29
- NHS IT workers defect as public sector cuts bite
- Android 4.1 Jelly Bean: Key features
- Kaspersky flags up Olympic cyber security threats
- Adobe confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will not receive Flash plug-in
- Apple iPad and iPhone users to get Google Chrome
- Sources hint at Microsoft-RIM technology tie-up
June 28
- UK mobile users could save £6bn my switching tariffs, claims report
- Everything Everywhere ups ante in war of words with 4G rivals
- Maude makes Government IT spend controls permanent
- Research: Hardware holds back adoption of video conferencing
June 27
- Google outs Nexus 7 tablet running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
- Ernst & Young lifts lid on cloud and BYOD compliance challenges
- US charges 24 people in relation to financial fraud
- Gartner: Consumer cloud storage take-up set to soar
- IT directors voice BYOD concerns
June 26
- RBS: No quick fix for Ulster Bank customers
- McAfee uncovers Europe-wide bank fraud scam
- MI5 chief: State-sponsored cyber attacks on the rise
- Nuance talks up transcription, security and mobile services
- Microsoft shells out $1.2bn for Yammer
- Source: Dell bids $2.32 billion for Quest Software
June 25
- LulzSec hackers plead guilty to DDoS attack charges
- BSA reaches £11,000 settlement with unlicensed design firm
- RBS chief apologises for computer system glitch
- Samsung Galaxy S3 to hit 10 million sales mark
- Rejigged Microsoft and SAP deals to save Government £70m
June 22
- CIO Dinner – Engaging Staff & Changing Lives through CSR
- Google launches employee tracker service
- Twitter bounces back from outage
- CA: Don't be afraid to pull the plug on failing IT projects
June 21
- Vaizey: Network operators holding up 4G rollout
- HP targets SMBs with converged infrastructure platform
- Brocade bangs the drum for BYOD tax breaks
- Cloud downtime has cost industry $70 million thus far
June 20
- Microsoft to add multi-core, microSD support and encryption to Windows Phone 8
- Research: Young people unfazed by handing over data
- LinkedIn hits back at US data breach lawsuit claims
- Government departments spend £236,000 a year on storage
- Fujitsu cracks 978-bit encryption algorithm
June 19
- Facebook gives $10m to charity following legal spat
- ICO hits health trust with £225,000 fine
- Windows 8 Surface tablets - Need to Know
- EU: Vendor patent wars “hold consumers hostage”
- ICO advises SMBs on avoiding data breaches
- Hacker comes clean over Visa-Mastercard data breach claims
June 18
- Google responds to Drive copyright concerns
- Local council rejects BT and Fujitsu's broadband bids
- Motorola Solutions acquires Psion in $200m deal
- Visa and Mastercard at centre of alleged data breach
- IBM Sequoia becomes most powerful supercomputer in the world
- Microsoft users struggle with Windows redesign
June 15
- Kogan introduces "world's first" Internet Explorer 7 tax
- Event: The 11th Cloud Circle Forum
- Microsoft to stump up $1bn for Yammer
- Microsoft teams up with Symantec to deliver Azure cloud disaster recovery
- Analysts express mixed feelings over Apple and Android's tablet fortunes
- Draft Communications Data Bill enrages privacy groups
- Industry hits out at ICANN domain name application process
- Apple-Google patent hearing gets green light
- Sources: Dell bid $2.15bn for Quest Software
June 14
- Supreme Court unanimously decides to extradict Wikileaks founder
- New Apple MacBooks "impossible" to upgrade
- Government accused of "burying" launch of "Snooper's Charter"
- Ryan Cleary indicted by US federal grand jury in relation to Lulzsec attacks
June 13
- Researchers outline real-time search engine plans
- Microsoft does the business with Windows 8 tablets
- ICANN reveals .app is the most applied for top level domain name
- ICO reopens Google Street View case
June 12
- EU watchdog flags up smart meter privacy risk
- DellSF 2012: Dell fires opening salvo at rival EMC
- Apple iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion - Top 10 features
June 11
- HTC denied entry to Windows 8 RT party
- Adobe unveils Flash Player security update
- Attenda blames "quick fix" cloud hype for IT project failures
- Symantec puts Flame virus on suicide watch
- Webcast: Fast track to the private cloud
- Proofpoint to fight targeted malware in the cloud
June 8
- Citrix primed for 4G take-off with Bytemobile purchase
- O2 and Be Broadband block access to The Pirate Bay
- Apple could halt US launch of Samsung Galaxy S3
June 7
- Google unveils EU data transfer plans
- Oracle finally succumbs to the cloud
- eHarmony falls victim to password hackers
- Intel Ivy Bridge vs AMD Trinity head-to-head review
- Intel to target enterprise by including vPro in smartphones
- LinkedIn password leak "could be" larger than first feared
- Samsung to bet $1.9 billion on new chips
June 6
- RES debuts on-premise Dropbox rival
- LinkedIn investigates alleged password leak
- NHS trust and local council hit back at ICO fines
- World IPv6 Day prompts migration concerns
- Google acquires Quickoffice and Meebo
- Apple to take a bigger bite out of China
June 1
- ICO hits NHS trust with record £325,000 fine
- Gartner: US cloud adoption ahead of Europe
- Campaigners call on ICO for anonymised data rethink
- Dell refreshes enterprise Latitude range and offers Optiplex All-in-One