Tom Brewster

News Andrey Sabelnikov heads online to protest his innocence after Microsoft claims he was helping run the Kelihos botnet.

News The police are not getting enough benefits from the Mobile Information Programme, the NAO says.

News Intel gets patents and software in a $120 million deal with the RealPlayer owner.

News In fear of getting in trouble over sensitive issues, Twitter says it can now block certain kinds of content in different countries.

News Marlinspike, now working for Twitter, says Google is not respecting customer trust in the search giant.

News webOS is to be handed over to the open source community once autumn arrives.

News Nokia is still struggling to get some good numbers out, even though its Lumia range is performing well.

News The security giant advises users against running pcAnywhere until it has fixed vulnerabilities highlighted by a source code leak.

News The operator says a technical error meant website owners were shown customers' mobile numbers.

News The EC does as expected in proposing 24-hour breach disclosure rules and heightened powers for regulators like the ICO.

News The telecoms giants get a six-month extension to their 4G trial in deepest, darkest Cornwall.

News The Mountain View giant says its new privacy policy will be easy to read, whilst terms and conditions will be shorter.

News The micro-blogging service looks to bolster its security credentials with the acquisition of Dasient.

News Even though the tender process has gone on for longer than expected, the Underground should still get Wi-Fi in time for the Olympics.

News A Russian IT pro is accused of helping create and run the Kelihos botnet.

News The Nokia Lumia 900 looks destined to land on UK shores this summer, but the Finnish mobile giant is keeping quiet on a release date.

News There are some attacks companies won't be able to protect themselves from, so drawing up a resiliency strategy is essential, the ISF says.

News Nelson will make the move over from the MoJ at the end of March.

News The Ministry of Defence is one Governmental body which will be giving up some of its spectrum to support massive demand during the Olympic Games.

News The feisty MP writes to the Met asking it to investigate hacking at the Times, after the paper admits a former reporter had compromised a police officer's email.

News The telecoms giant starts testing 4G connections at a London store, saying it wants to commence trials with consumers soon.

News The internet giant dumps the Google Message Continuity product to focus on its Apps lineup.

News The IT company avoids any future strikes thanks to a compromise with Unite.

News Otellini is over the moon with Intel's impressive results, although Atom processors perform poorly.

News The Redmond giant posts another set of mixed results, with Windows continuing to disappoint.