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June 29
- Harry Potter worm infecting PCs
- Is Ubuntu the way forward for Linux?
- Apple iPhone hits US stores today
- Western Digital buys out rival Komag
June 28
- HP Lab University 2007: Future promises 'insanely simple' technology
- IBM claims new supercomputer hits three petaflops
- Becta: Technology can be a catalyst for education reform
- Life at Google revealed in leaked Microsoft memo
June 27
- Cybercriminals turn to mind games to trick users
- HTC S620 Smartphone
- IT managers can't compete due to lack of integration
- Is Facebook vulnerable to takeover?
- European Institute of Technology set to start in 2008
- Sonnet launches 6TB RAID storage product
- HP Lab University 2007: HP demos Pluribus projection brainchild
- BT partners with Red Cross to speed relief efforts
- Experts see Nokia market share growing
- Wales gets go-ahead for network
June 26
- Dell tries to shake off boring PC image
- Moorepay refutes stolen laptop claim
- HP Lab University 2007: HP reaffirms digital printing ambitions
- SGI launch greener HPC server
- Dassault launches 3D online imaging software
- Vodafone teams up with TomTom to bust traffic jams
June 25
- Distrust of online banking driven by privacy concerns
- CMA members ponder BCS alliance
- Vista "more secure than Linux or OS X" claims researcher
- Women needed to fill IT skills gap
- Most companies have no carbon footprint strategy
June 22
- Yahoo buys sports website Rivals.com
- Watford FC teams up with Cisco for 10Gb/sec network makeover
- Hooters protects its endpoints with Sophos
- UK and US sign defence technology treaty
- AT&T hires 2,000 extra staff to handle iPhone stampede
- US general claims Google Earth is a risk to security
- Thistle Hotels chooses BT to run entire telecoms system
- EU recycle drive thwarted by mobile phone horders
June 21
- Home Office calls for built-in security in phones
- Security researcher rounds on YouTube flaws
- Nokia plans 2008 reorganisation
- Tesco cuts backup times by two thirds
- Opera releases beta of Mini 4
- LaCie launches 1TB biometric drive
June 20
- Police officer investigated for computer misuse
- BEA Arch2Arch Summit: IT pros told SOA is multi-year journey
- Half of Europeans show support for ID cards
- Czech Republic "nuked" by hackers
- Google chief executive talks privacy and trust
June 19
- Tandberg Data launches LTO-3 tape drive
- UK government spends £3 billion on consultants
- Apple Xserve
- Human error biggest threat to computer security
June 18
- iPhone battery life "better than a normal phone"
- MySpace points to potential tie-up with eBay
- Check Point updates ZoneAlarm for Vista
- Touch screens on mobiles "the next big thing"
- CSC to allow iSoft merger with IBA Health
- NHS IT head to quit
- PatchLink snaps up SecureWave
June 15
- IT is the unseen eighth habit of business
- UK lags Europe in flexible working
- Airbus deploys Cisco Unfied IP phones across Europe
- London hailed as wireless world capital
June 14
- Heathrow Terminal 5 to use tech to cut taxi queues
- IBM, Cisco collaborate on network management
- First IT job is the hardest for women, says study
- Government signs £105 million telecoms deal
- Sonicwall buys SSL VPN vendor Aventail
- Hard lessons for major IT programmes
June 13
- Public sector told to include suppliers
- Revenue IT a costly success
- iBAHN opens network ops centre to monitor connectivity
- Half of all employees admit to stealing data
- Microsoft highlights critical flaws with patch update
- Kenwood adds speech recognition to customer service mix
- Bloxx unveils new TVT web filter
- "Whingeing" hurts NHS IT, says project head
June 12
- Nokia nearing completion of next-generation Bluetooth technology
- Q&A: RIM co-founder Mike Lazaridis
- CSG and Iris swallowed up in private equity merger buy
- Forrester IT Forum: Volkswagen drives business success through IT change
- IBM snaps up Telelogic
- Apple unveils final details of Mac OS X Leopard
June 11
- Reduce IT use to go green
- Damovo restructures finances and management
- Consortium unveils the UK school of the future
- EXCLUSIVE: Check Point UTM-1 1050
- Forrester IT Forum: Companies must focus on BT not IT
June 8
- Netgear completes Infrant acquisition
June 7
- IT professionals lack business skills, says report
- Fujitsu creates 400 jobs in Northern Ireland
- Vodafone launches mobile internet offering
June 6
- IBM buys Watchfire
- Spiralling IT overheads risk wiping out business savings
- Internal security threat pressing problem for CTOs
- Quest releases Reporter 6.0
- How Tesco uses sat nav to deliver your shopping
- Eversheds undergoes £27 million IT transformation with Computacenter
June 5
- Hackers use spam spikes to disable email security
- Ministers out of the loop on IT projects
- Microsoft talks agile at TechEd
June 4
- Web services saving councils money
- Telemedicine touted as £46 million NHS cost saving option
- Oracle amends SAP lawsuit
- Two-third of companies in the dark over software licenses
- Brocade enters HBA market
- Google adds FeedBurner to list of acquisitions
- Government accused of shredding IT project reports
June 1
- Microsoft gets nod to fight Eolas patent
- DDoS attacks on Estonia "not from Kremlin"
- Nokia takes the wraps off three new handsets
- Brocade profits fall
- Alleged spam king Soloway charged with fraud