News Archive | November 2011

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November 30th
- Direct commerce IT goes multi-channel
- M-commerce reaching tipping point
- City-based high-speed broadband boosted by £100m funding
- Cloud equipment market to exceed $33 billion in 2011
November 29th
- RIM unveils BlackBerry Fusion to manage rival devices
- ICO issues more council fines
- Flexiant reaches Optimis EU project milestone
- Twitter acquires mobile security firm
- Cloud mashup offloads PCI compliance
- HP targets EMC with new deduplication technology
- G-Cloud tender deadline extended due to weight of interest
- Cyber crime on the rise in the UK
November 28th
- Soctim publishes IT leadership guides
- Nominet to review domain suspension policy
- PDX opts for Agilisys cloud service
- EU rules ISPs can't be forced to filter pirated content
November 25th
- NPIA renegotiates £1m PNN3 contract saving
- Government publishes cyber security strategy
- Fujitsu unveils Cloud Connect Communication suite
November 24th
- Ofcom demands ISPs open up on traffic management
- EC clears Western Digital Hitachi deal
November 23rd
- Nokia Siemens says 17,000 jobs will go
- Windows 8 promises setup improvements
- Cloud Summit 2011: Roundup of the event
- IT Pro Awards 2011
- Warwickshire wins Cloud Pro best cloud initiative
- The Cloud Summit security debate
- 132 local authorities lose data in three years
November 22nd
- Government sets out IT procurement plans
- Mobile revenues predicted to double by 2013
- Report: Cyber fraud hits thousands of Xbox gamers
- Mainframe skills shortage putting businesses in danger
- Stackato free for 'micro clouds'
November 21st
- Kroes speech fuels copyright debate
- Intellect launches talent and innovation drive
November 18th
- An incomplete IT dream at Real Madrid's Bernabeu
- iPhone’s Siri hacked for Android
- PCeU shuts down 2,000 fraudulent sites
- Huawei cleared of racial discrimination
- Ombudsman calls for end to data bill shocks
- Cloud computing could drive growth say business leaders
November 17th
- G-Cloud tender attracts 380 bids
- Zero-day suspected in BIND 9 DNS server crashes
- Companies still clueless on security?
- EU Parliament gives net neutrality backing
- Intel touts Knights Corner 1 teraflop performance
- First business computer LEO celebrates 60th birthday
November 16th
- 17 per cent of UK has never been online
- BT fibre PIA plans 'fatal' to competition
- Google adds verbatim search tool
- Huawei accused of race discrimination by Brit
- Broadband speeds slumping in peak hours
- Apple names Arthur Levinson as chairman
- Google offers opt-out for Street View Wi-Fi tracking
November 15th
- Google opens BigQuery to small businesses
- Facebook flooded with foul images
- Google releases Ice Cream Sandwich code
- W3C standards promise more private web
- MP Letwin agrees to stop dumping personal data in bins
- Android snatches over half of smartphone sales in Q3
November 14th
- CA World 2011: CA launches real-time IT service health tool
- SAP targets SMEs
- Dell fell in PC hell
- Apple investigating battery fails after iOS 5.0.1 update
- 3 opens Samsung Galaxy Nexus pre-order
- AMD launches 16-core chips for cloudy goodness
- O2 bringing 4G trials to London
- Government kicks off Global Entrepreneurship Week
- Motorola ET1 review: First Look
- CA World 2011: Only fastest businesses will survive
November 11th
- Credit card info compromised in Steam hack
- Sunderland to get 'wall-to-wall' superfast broadband
- Disgraced cyclist guilty in drug lab hacking case
- Apple sees off malicious app threat in iOS 5.0.1
- Companies flock to Tech City
November 10th
- Oracle releases Solaris 11: software for the cloud?
- Data transparency backfires as councils lose £7 million
- ARM uncloaks GPU to turbo boost smartphones
- DNS Changer botnet smashed in major cyber crime bust
- Cisco back on track?
November 9th
- Adobe ditches Flash mobile plans
- Motorola ads banned after users bust phone screens
- Virgin and TalkTalk roped into Newzbin 2 ban battle
- Security services vendors in line for big bucks
- MPs: Government failing to protect consumers online
November 8th
- Researcher sends malicious app into Apple App Store
- Huawei in patent talks with Microsoft
- ActiveState enhances Stackato PaaS
- Google+ turns Pages towards business
- Juniper red-faced as BGP issue causes widespread outages
- McAfee updates cloud security platform
November 7th
- HP offers £130 TouchPads for developers
- Cyber attack drives Adidas websites offline
- RBS in banking fail after HSBC drama
- BT asked to sink The Pirate Bay
- Get Safe Online warns of mobile threat
- Lexmark promises end to channel conflict
November 4th
- HSBC consumer banking systems fail
- Google promises 'fresher' search
- Microsoft squeezes out Duqu workaround
- EU and US test joint cyber security skills
- Apple: Samsung facing EU antitrust probe
- US accuses China and Russia of widespread cyber espionage
November 3rd
- Nationwide's £1bn IT overhaul
- MPs urge Ofcom and industry to push 4G auction on
- Google in Gmail iOS app blooper
- BT results beat expectations on Global Services boost
November 2nd
- WikiLeaks' Julian Assange loses appeal
- Microsoft Windows vulnerability exploited by Duqu
- Google gives Gmail a facelift
- Vodafone pushing rural 3G cause with 'open femtos'
- Quarter of UK premises missing out on 3G
- HP to attack datacentre market with ARM
- SMEs stuck in technology dark ages
November 1st
- Nokia sponsors free Wi-Fi for London
- UK aligning with US cyber war response strategy?
- William Hague: Cyber cohesion is 'a great challenge of our time'
- Nokia Lumia vs. Galaxy Nexus clash coming mid-November
- ForeScout introduces NAC-as-a-service platform
- 97 per cent of 3’s traffic is data