News Archive | January 2012

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January 31st
- The rise of the Super VAD
- Cisco: WAN optimisation is just a feature
- Twitter isn't actively monitoring tweets, CEO claims
- Cisco launches turbo-powered wireless access point
January 30th
- GoGrid entices users to new European datacentre
- Scottish council slapped with record ICO fine
- T-Mobile announces 'UK's first' fully unlimited deals
- Kelihos suspect: I didn't do it
January 27th
- NAO: Police mobile rollout failing to deliver
- Amazon offers cloud back up for private data centres
- Citrix celebrates 18 per cent hike in revenues
- Intel splashes $120 million on RealNetworks patents
- Twitter to censor tweets geographically
January 26th
- Moxie Marlinspike pans Google privacy changes
- webOS to be fully open source by September
- Nokia suffers weak Q4 despite Lumia success
- Symantec: Disable your pcAnywhere software
- Oracle: ‘Public clouds built on us’
January 25th
- O2: Sorry for giving away your phone numbers
- EU proposes radical data protection refresh
- BT and Everything Everywhere score 4G trial extension
- Google to introduce new privacy policy
- Twitter buys security firm Dasient
January 24th
- VMware hits $3.77 billion revenues
- Tube to get Wi-Fi by summer despite delays
- Microsoft suspects ex-antivirus worker of Kelihos botnet creation
- Nokia Lumia 900 landing in UK this June?
- ISF: Businesses need 'cyber resiliency'
- Ultrabooks to grow faster than tablets
- Joyent snags round of funding to boost cloud attack
January 23rd
- Government appoints Andy Nelson as CIO
- Ofcom unveils Olympics spectrum sharing plans
- Tom Watson asks Met to investigate Times email hacking
- Virgin trials 4G in London
- Google dumps disaster recovery product amidst clean out
- CIF: Data security tops cloud concerns
January 20th
- Unite ends quarrel with Fujitsu
- Intel posts record year
- Microsoft sees Windows revenue dip six per cent
- Cisco: No pricing rethink in 2012
- CIO Event: Leadership debate and insight
January 19th
- McAfee admits flaws in SaaS for Total Protection
- Amazon's web-targeted database aims for speed and simplicity
- Local Government: We don't care about G-Cloud... yet
- Koobface infections halted after Facebook exposure
January 18th
- Bitdefender signs third distie
- IBM Lotusphere: Analytics to drive social business from the cloud
- Apple lodges more lawsuits against Samsung in Germany
- World IPv6 Launch scheduled for 6 June
- Google and Mozilla join anti-Sopa/Pipa protest
- Virgin blackout cripples broadband connections
- Symantec: 2006 hack leaked source code
January 17th
- Koobface crooks unmasked?
- New Mac malware spikes in 2011
- Oracle issues 78 vulnerability patches
- Wikipedia plans blackout despite Sopa shelving
- Symantec acquires LiveOffice
January 16th
- Vivek Kundra joins Salesforce.com
- Amazon-owned retailer Zappos.com hacked
- Murdoch claims Google is 'piracy leader'
- Apple publishes supply chain audit report
- Sheffield student faces extradition over 'piracy'
January 13th
- Google gets VMware founder on board
- IBM makes magnetic data storage breakthrough
- Google accused of 'scalping' Kenyan businesses
- Autodesk opens up portfolio to all VARs
- Royal Society calls for computer science discipline in schools
January 12th
- T-Mobile snafu inspires email interception claims
- Barclays slashes 422 IT jobs
- Microsoft scores LG Android licensing deal
- DeskStream buys WorldDesk start-up
- Ofcom: No guaranteed spectrum for Everything Everywhere
- ZyXEL reveals new channel roles
- ICANN opens 'costly' gTLD sales
- CES 2012: Next-gen routers to hit 800Mbps soon
January 11th
- Google Apps adopted by BBVA
- Kodak files patent suits against Apple and HTC
- Gove plans ICT overhaul in schools
- Twitter slams Google search changes
- Virgin pledges to double broadband speeds for 4m
January 10th
- Oracle uses Cloudera for Hadoop implementation
- Google makes search more personal
- CES 2012: HP unveils glassy Spectre ultrabook
- UK left waiting on Nokia Lumia 900
- CES 2012: BlackBerry PlayBook software updated next month
- Dell announces cloud certifications
- Orange and Huawei combine for Tahiti tablet
- Parliament puts out communications tender
- Google admits profiting from illegal Olympic ticket ads
January 9th
- Motorola disappoints with smartphone results
- Microsoft and Adobe plan busy January patch days
- Hackers expose British military and Government details
January 6th
- RIM quiet on BlackBerry phone ditching
- BT and Microsoft team for Lync cloud service
- London gets Europe's largest free Wi-Fi zone
- Symantec confirms product source code theft
- Facebook boosts security after worm steals logins
January 5th
- Windows 8 to feature simple factory reset feature
- Western Europe IT spending 'to shrink 0.7 per cent' in 2012
- Quanta sues AMD over alleged contract breach
- Cisco dumps umi videoconferencing service
- IBM to buy app tester Green Hat
January 4th
- IBM buys Green Hat
- Fake Wendi Deng and Murdoch gaffes embarrass Twitter
- Google acquires 217 IBM patents
- Comet accused of counterfeiting Windows CDs
- TalkTalk 'delighted' by ASA ads ban ruling
- RIM bullish on PlayBook despite price slashing
- Android and iOS Xmas app downloads smash records
January 3rd
- The Jony Ive top five
- Apple planning 'media-related' New York announcement
- The IT Pro report: Cloud Computing in 2012
- Google uncloaks refreshed search