News Archive | December 2010

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December 23rd
- All I want for Christmas is…
- ICO targets University for FOI procedures
- Mozilla launches latest Firefox 4 beta
- Sourcefire talks IPS with partners
December 22nd
- Kelway acquires managed services specialist ISC Computers
- Dennis announces the London IT Show (LITS)
- Wales to miss out on broadband funding?
- Red Hat revenues up 21 per cent
- Intel McAfee deal given FTC green light
- Cable loses his power in 'war' against Murdoch
- Human rights bodies under seige from DDoS strikes
December 21st
- .uk domains top nine million
- Who hit Spamhaus with DDoS strike?
- Google improves tools to steal Microsoft customers
- WikiLeaks app pulled from Apple store
December 20th
- Right-wing EDL group hacked
- Microsoft quietly pushes out MSE update
- ISPs encouraged to block porn sites
- Mobile apps 'snooping' on users
- Lord Chief Justice allows Twitter in court
- EC to pay €12 million over copyright breach
December 17th
- Week in Review: Cloud carnage and Twitter time
- SAP confirms Cundus solution acquisition plans
- Business social software set to boom
- UK companies called on for IP evidence
- Apple Mac App Store to open in January
- Nokia vs Apple: Patent war escalates
- Oracle results beat expectations
December 16th
- BPI bashed for piracy stance
- Total Twitter court ban not ‘feasible’
- Kaspersky releases improved Password Manager
- Can the public help catch cyber criminals?
- Google gives Chrome business functionality
- Google defends business practices amidst criticism
December 15th
- Oracle launches web and mobile office suite
- 3 launches uncapped data plan
- Open source champion labels Chrome OS ‘careless’
- Ofcom fines Continental Telecom £50,000
- Yell.com pushes local business search
December 14th
- IT PRO launches Cloud Power channel
- Are businesses underestimating targeted cyber threats?
- Mobile apps market to exceed $35 billion
- Businesses warned against cutting security spending
- Office of Fair Trading calls for sponsored tweets to be disclosed
- Enterprise SaaS revenues top $9 billion
- Malware targeting Google Android quadruples in 2010
- New Microsoft tablets in January?
December 13th
- WikiLeaks alternative OpenLeaks spawned by former workers
- Businesses need to boost collaboration
- Maladverts hit Microsoft and Google sites
- McDonald’s customers’ data exposed in a Big Mac hack attack
- Mozilla fixes 11 Firefox flaws
- US carriers plan 4G tablets
- Gawker passwords pilfered in server hack
- Gartner says cloud is over hyped
December 10th
- Security is holding back virtualisation
- Are businesses at risk of WikiLeaks attacks?
- Microsoft plans mega Patch Tuesday
- Week in Review: Xmas acquisitions, tablet talk and WikiLeaks week 2
- Businesses to ask staff to “bring their own” mobiles
- Cloud energy savings could reach 38 per cent by 2020
December 9th
- Q&A: Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com CEO
- Businesses should tackle data management
- Tablets to challenge PC market
- Dell in talks to acquire Compellent
- Poorer consumers struggle to buy communications services
- Twitter defends WikiLeaks trending absence
- Police use sensors to track gunshots
- LTE trial begins in Wales
- DataCell launches legal action against Visa and MasterCard
- Broadband Britain: how fast can we go?
December 8th
- Oracle vs Salesforce.com: Who has the cloud right?
- Why did Salesforce.com buy Heroku?
- Salesforce.com to splash $212 million on Heroku
- Salesforce.com uncloaks Force.com 2
- Free PlayBook for RIM developers
- MasterCard site taken down in WikiLeaks revenge
- Android users ‘data hungry’ on their handsets
- Virgin Media rolls out 100Mbps broadband
- Roundup: Dreamforce 2010
December 7th
- Benioff bashes anti-Salesforce Microsoft marketing
- Salesforce.com unveils Database.com to challenge Oracle
- Salesforce.com launches free Chatter services
- Botnets to ‘hide in plain view’ in 2011
- UK lags behind in 14th place for broadband speeds
- WikiLeaks founder arrested in UK
- Cloud computing to boost UK economy by €30 billion
December 6th
- IP inquiry suspended for BT/TalkTalk judicial review
- Google launches Nexus S with Android 2.3
- Facebook profiles revamped
- Google goes on Christmas acquisition spree
- EU businesses to get one phone number?
- Cloud computing companies to boost M&A in 2011
- Government reiterates plans for ‘best broadband’ by 2015
December 3rd
- Week in Review: The week of the Wikileaks
- Symantec and AVG upgrades ‘misleading’ customers
- Cloud, mobile and social to ‘coalesce’
- Ofcom limits BT wholesale charges
- RIM buys TAT to polish up interfaces
- Skype hires staff for mobile push
- Revenues up for disk storage vendors
- Oracle unveils new SPARC Supercluster
- 3 revamps iPad pricing
- Wikileaks goes Swiss as domain provider pulls plug
- Google takes four steps against pirates
December 2nd
- The Atlantic divide of cloud computing
- Wikileaks files ejected by Amazon
- Google Chrome takes record market share
- HP emerges MoD’s biggest IT supplier
- Open letter to Vaizey calls for open internet
- UK lags in VoIP adoption
- Motorola looks to mobile streaming
December 1st
- Google Editions poised for launch
- Private sector to use GCHQ tech?
- Virgin Media to help create fibre homes
- Things are developing in web development
- Compellent teams up with VMware for cloud disaster recovery
- G20 country due 'critical infrastructure attack' by 2015
- Seven in 10 UK businesses hit by data breach