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July 31
- Google refuses to apply 'right to be forgotten' worldwide
- Is Google Glass set to make a workplace comeback?
- Chinese hackers attack United Airlines' security
- Silent Circle's Blackphone 2 joins Android for Work
July 30
- Google roadshow will teach Brits about online security
- Hammertoss: The malware that mimics real user behaviour
- SAP releases S/4 HANA as free trial
July 29
- Windows 10: Reactions on the first day of release
- Xbox streaming on Windows 10
- Under-18s will be able to delete embarassing social posts
- Majority of local authorities aren't secured against cyber threats
- Intel and Micron unleash memory innovation dubbed 3D XPoint
July 28
- Motorola launches two new Moto X phones
- New Moto G budget Android phone announced
- Ofcom's simpler switching plans 'will shake up mobile industry'
- Microsoft issues bug fix one day before Windows 10 launch
- Google+ finally splits into Streams, Photos and Sharing
- Verify will only succeed with user discounts, says BCS
- Huawei teams up with 11 fintech groups for open cloud push
- Hackers target victims with fake Home Office emails
July 27
- Dell combines WiFi and firewall to fend off SMB cyber attacks
- Does government foster opportunities for Big Data pioneers?
- EE ‘will smash 14 million 4G customer target’
- Here's why the European Commission approved €15bn Nokia & Alcatel-Lucent merger
- Why do smart cities deploy ‘unsustainable’ infrastructures?
- Apple stops selling Google Nest thermostats
July 24
- Traditional R&D model is 'broken' while innovation centres grow
- Amazon shocks investors with $92 million profit
- Security researchers develop anonymous web browsing
July 23
- Microsoft joins Google in war on revenge porn with removal requests
- Lockheed Martin signs £18m MoD deal while planning IT spin-off
- Sony takes to drone idea despite crash controversy
July 22
- Slow progress for TechNorth criticised by Labour MP
- Microsoft suffers record loss, Apple celebrates record profit
- Anonymous launches attack on ISIS Twitter followers
July 21
- 4G will help departments work more flexibly, GDS tells Whitehall
- Ashley Madison hack steals 37 million cheaters' details
- EU sharing economy put under spotlight
- Competitions authority to assess BT-EE and O2-Three mergers
July 20
- Windows 10 end of support coming in 2025
- General Electric gets ready to roll out Office 365 to 300,000 staff
- Transport catapult to launch 'virtual reality Milton Keynes'
- Junk emails fall to their lowest rate in 12 years
- How AI fights gamer abuse in League of Legends
- Government launches driverless vehicle research project
July 17
- NHS hires Martha Lane Fox to boost patients’ use of digital technologies
- High Court rules DRIPA is unlawful
- First Google driverless car injuries 'caused by human error'
- Uber fined for not giving data on California taxis
July 16
- Are you a ranter or a raver? DataSift classifies your tweets
- United Airlines will reward hackers with air miles
- PM still wants to stop encryption despite government voting against it
July 15
- Cabinet Office underpins technology transformation project with new Wi-Fi
- Firefox now blocks Adobe Flash player automatically
- UK SMBs still puzzled by broadband speeds
- Businesses exposing confidential data to ex-employees
July 14
- Government-run IoT competition to give away £10m
- Windows Server 2003 end of life support is no more
July 13
- Apple customers outraged over ‘staingate’ fault
- Robot pharmacy kiosk could transform how we access medicine
- Reddit CEO Ellen Pao quits amid user revolt
July 10
- TechUK warns UK ‘not doing enough’ to grow digital skills
- M2M is expanding beyond the IT department, says Vodafone
- Could Windows 10 save plunging PC sales?
- European Parliament rejects link tax amendment
- Privacy superstar Caspar Bowden passes away
July 9
- Collaboration is about people, not just technology
- Jawbone sues Fitbit for third time in two months
- Canary Wharf Group chooses tech for smart cities programme
- Cisco will spend $1 billion on UK tech sector
- Android Lollipop 5.0 updates: Galaxy S3 and Note 4 will NOT be receiving update
- Oxford tech start-ups set for £1bn funding
- ICO will look into Edinburgh City Council data breach
- Finnish teen convicted of over 50,000 hacks avoids jail
- NYSE denies hackers crashed stock exchange
- Microsoft will lay off almost 8,000 staff
- Airbnb moves to new offices in Clerkenwell
- Symantec and Kaspersky work together on Wild Neutron threat
July 8
- British Airways opens up flight data to boost innovation
- ICAP ditches manual spreadsheets for Oracle's data controls
- How Vivobarefoot escaped Windows Server 2003 in IT upgrade
- FBI: Encryption helps ISIS recruit new members
July 7
- Why budget handlers 'are biggest hurdle to all-flash adoption'
- Windows Server 2003: one week until end of support
- IM set to overtake email, study finds
July 6
- Twitter’s news service will be called ‘Moments’
- Hacking Team data leak 'reveals links to Sudan and Russia'
- NHS picks 17 entrepreneurs to improve healthcare tech
- Camden Council creates database full of residents’ data
- BBC merges IT roles in job cuts
July 3
- Theresa May is 2015 Internet Villain of the year
- Mastercard to trial credit card authentication with selfies
- Casio will release a smartwatch in 2016
- Why Uber will win the taxi wars
- Google opens up Deep Dream software, terrifies world
- EE handed £1m fine by Ofcom over customer service failures
- HP files details of enterprise division split
- PayPal strengthens international payment presence with Xoom acquisition
July 2
- BYOD has left businesses vulnerable, new research shows
- Why the ICO is being more careful over who it fines
- 96 per cent of UK unaware of ‘smart city’ initiatives
- Microsoft launches Surface Hub pre-orders
July 1
- Amazon Prime Now review: a buyer's perspective
- Upgrading to Apple Music might delete your songs library
- Fujitsu launches new storage to 'solve over/under provisioning'
- Thomson Reuters open sources data APIs for developers