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September 28
- Industry watchers mull over impact of EU cloud strategy
- Adobe overhauls digital signing system post-attack
- SOA Software shares API creation secrets
- RIM posts "smaller than expected" Q2 loss
- Microsoft to be charged with EU antitrust offences
September 27
- ICO issues data protection guide for cloud users
- Intel denies Otellini rubbished Windows 8
- Lenovo ThinkStation E31 review
- Context: Ultrabook sales to overtake notebooks by 2013
- Amazon hits out at Apple "app store" false advertising suit
- Microsoft's big bet on Windows 8
- NetSuite CEO talks up its Commerce-as-a-service offering
September 26
- CloudApps SuMo packs a sustainable punch
- BT embarks on collaboration and comms push
- Windows 8 launch day doubts surface
- Skydox acquires collaboration player Workshare
- Yahoo CEO fleshes out company rescue plan
- Cisco CEO picks holes in HP's turnaround strategy
September 25
- Blue Solutions claims first with LabTech
- RIM CEO comes out fighting with BlackBerry 10 preview
- Adobe takes the wraps off new website developer tools
- Updated: Hotmail users hit by login glitch
- Apple should have stuck with Google Maps, says Schmidt
- Using technology to unite people will transform the charity sector
- Facebook called to account over alleged private message leak
September 24
- The 4G rollout: is it enough?
- Foursys nabs top Sophos partner spot
- Facebook to mothball facial recognition in EU
- Accenture throws weight behind tech start-ups
- Apple iPhone 5: Top 10 tips to get started
- Google plays down "Facebook competitor" ambitions
- Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia fight for smartphone brand awareness
- Apple pursues US Samsung sales ban and $707m more in damages
September 21
- Government ramps up superfast broadband funding
- Apple iPhone 5 review: First impressions, pictures and video
- Six factors in customer retention
- UPDATED: UK BlackBerry users hit by new service outage
- Apple claims iOS 6 Maps will improve
- Google warned over antitrust problems in Europe
- How to get Google Maps on the iPhone 5 or iPad 3
- Nokia sticks boot into Apple Maps
- Raspberry Pi gets overclocking firmware update
- Microsoft threatened with Windows 8 tablet antitrust probe
- Appeals court green lights $9.5 million Facebook privacy deal
- Apple Maps leaves users lost
- Dreamforce 2012: Richard Branson: It's OK to make mistakes
- Dreamforce 2012: Heroku for Enterprise makes Java app cloud development easier
September 20
- VMware talks up the benefits of enterprise social cloud tools
- KashFlow, FreeAgent or Xero: weighing up accounting options
- VMware talks up the benefits of enterprise social tools
- Apple iOS 6 review - Key business features for the iPad
- Apple iPhone 5: Need to Know
- EU prepares new Microsoft Internet Explorer antitrust case
- Research team highlights Android NFC security holes
- Apple iPhone 5 buyers hit by shipping notification scam
- Touch me, feel me ... buy me
- Channel Q&A: Darren Houghton, Gem
- CNI: employers, not hackers, are the real risk
September 19
- Dreamforce 2012: Businesses must prepare for social revolution
- Dreamforce 2012: Salesforce makes HR more social
- Dreamforce 2012: Salesforce taps into cloud power of CMOs
- Dreamforce 2012: New developer platform makes old skills mobile-friendly
- Dreamforce 2012: Salesforce unveils Dropbox rival
- Dell brings PowerEdge C8000 4U servers to market
- Dreamforce 2012: Firms turning to BI during recession to overcome resource issues
- Malwarebytes means business with latest antivirus offering
- EC prepares for worldwide robotics push
- Mozy signs up to Arrow cloud platform
- Dell launches Windows 8 Latitude tablet, Ultrabook and touch screen All-in-One
- DWP rules out IPv4 address sell-off despite online protest
- Virgin Media Business predicts 2025 UK tech trends
- GCHQ launches cyber security competition
- Microsoft license deal gives RIM shares a boost
September 18
- Microsoft confirms SMB subscription pricing for new Office
- ICO gives schools a lesson in data protection
- BT to build £8m fibre optic link to the Highlands, Orkney and Shetland Islands
- Microsoft flags Internet Explorer vulnerability
- Motorola launches Razr i Android smartphone with 2GHz Intel chip
- University of London college takes to the cloud
- Lenovo acquires classroom cloud specialist Stoneware
- Zynga hits out at EA over staff poaching allegations
September 17
- Demos-O2 report sheds light on UK data sharing concerns
- Apple iPhone 5 pre-orders exceed expectations
- DESlock commits to channel
- Open source champion labels Clover Trial processor a technology "dead-end"
- CIOs told to prioritise open source over cloud
- Cloudreach kicks Liverpool Football Club's website into touch
- Ballmer fuels Microsoft Surface price rumours
- Microsoft Lync 2013 review: First look
- Apple iPhone 5 A6 chipset blows away Android devices in benchmarks
- Government to open £3.8m cyber security research hub
- Facebook shares gain billions on back of Zuckerberg's talk
- How to work your way up to become a CIO
September 14
- Where next for Apple?
- Top five iPhone applications
- Top five Blackberry applications
- Storage software market grinds to a halt
- Tate & Lyle ports all its apps to the cloud
- Oracle unveils Enterprise Manager 12c Release 2
September 13
- IDF 2012: Intel to ship ultra-portable NUC Ivy Bridge box in October
- IDF 2012: Intel working to eliminate need for wires and passwords
- HGST helium-filled hard drive to ship in 2013
- Trustwave merges M86 programme
- Invisible QR codes to combat fake bank notes
- Big data becoming “corporate gold”
- Surrey gets into broadband superfast lane with £33 million deal
- The return of ERP?
- ICO orders clampdown on cookie law breakers
- Asus Vivo Tab review: Hands on and video
September 12
- Does iPhone 5 launch mark start of bloody LTE wars?
- IDF 2012: HTML5 is overrated but is still the future, says Intel SVP
- Apple iPhone 5 finally unveiled
- Apple iPhone 5 event: Live Blog
- Memset bags G-Cloud security badge
- Industry casts critical eye over EE's 4G plans
- GoDaddy denies hacker involvement in Monday night outage
- Apple iPhone 5 rumour round-up: what to expect
- Help Desk - a profit centre or a cost?
- Analysts hope for "dazzling" new Apple iPhone 5
- Huawei plots $2 billion British investment
- Lenovo ThinkPad 2 review: Hands on and video
- IDF 2012: Intel Haswell 2013 Ultrabooks: Need to Know
September 11
- IDF 2012: Intel continues to pace itself in mobile market
- IDF 2012: Intel to introduce Siri-like assistant to Ultrabooks
- GoDaddy goes down following alleged Anonymous attack
- Samsung set to sue Apple as iPhone 5 launches
- Everything Everywhere unveils corporate rebrand and 4G plans
- Debenhams launches Quest to solve email overload
- Easy money: how cloud computing lets the cash flow
- AMD launches SeaMicro 5TB server
- Intel showcases display concepts
- ARM confident it can hold off Intel with big.Little architecture
September 10
- ESET airs kiddy smartphone security concerns
- Intel and HP pool resources to build energy efficient supercomputer
- HP embarks on public sector security push
- Google acquires online security startup VirusTotal
- Botnet creator gets 30 month jail sentence
- Westminster Council gives Government broadband plans thumbs down
- HP ProLiant DL380p Gen8 review
- Sophos puts mobile device management in the cloud
- Amazon Kindle Fire HD not cleared for sale in US
- Microsoft to address EU browser antitrust concerns
September 9
- Insurance firm drives IT efficiencies with VDI
September 7
- Polycom and IBM partner on cloud video services
- Amazon Kindle Fire HD vs Google Nexus 7: Need to Know
- Web software firm goads ICO over cookie law
- BT bags Surrey County Council shared services deal
- Government vows to speed up UK superfast broadband roll out
- Apple cuts iPhone memory chip order from Samsung
- Investors surprised by Nvidia Kindle Fire snub
- Securing small businesses from cyber attacks
September 6
- Amazon unveils revamped Kindle Fire HD tablets and e-readers
- Canon ImageFormula DR-C130 review
- Apple iPhone 3GS to be axed
- Sophos flags security holes in London Wi-Fi hotspots
- McAfee reports surge in Android phone and tablet malware
- Amazon tipped to refresh Kindle line-up and unveil smartphone
- Apple issues Oracle Java 7 patch for Mac OS X users
- Samsung-Apple antitrust probe starts in South Korea
- Talking to the spooks about cyber security
- IRIS OpenSpace debuts Dropbox-like service for accountants
September 5
- Tech Data snaps up SDG
- Kcom lauds voice recognition's role in NHS savings
- Escrow as a service shows cloud is a way forward for software providers
- Industry weighs up GCHQ cyber protection plans
- University of Cambridge offers free Raspberry Pi course
- Pro-Assange protesters hit MI5 and MI6 websites
- NEC Display names VP of sales
- Oracle to continue HP Itanium server support
- Global spotlight: Tech Innovation in India
- Microsoft and Nokia pin mobile hopes on new Lumia
September 4
- EU outlines mobile spectrum sharing plans
- Microsoft Windows Server 2012 goes on general release
- Glasgow City Council puts data at risk as 750 computers go missing
- Open standards: CAMP makes its own pitch in bid for PaaS portability
- Security research team flags Oracle Java 7 patch flaw
- Orange-Barclaycard give contactless payment tech to Samsung Galaxy S3 users
- FBI laptop hack leaks details of one million Apple users online
- Oracle to appeal SAP copyright damages
- Toshiba Tecra R950-11F review
- Samsung orders supplier review following child labour accusations
September 3
- Apple iPhone 5 launch could slip as Sharp LCD shipments delayed
- Google engineer finds FinFisher spyware tracking political dissidents
- Windows 7 becomes world's most popular desktop operating system
- Zynga loses two more senior execs, sources claim
- Research: IT professionals unprepared for cyber attacks
- Android app maker fined £50,000 for misleading consumers
- Scientists to announce quantum chip technology breakthrough
- Samsung in "creative crisis", claim insiders
- Is the humble phone call dying?
- Pirate Bay co-founder to face Swedish copyright charges