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May 31
- European roaming charges to drop from 1 July
- Sky Broadband blocks The Pirate Bay
- Intel powered Orange San Diego smartphone coming on 6 June
- Oracle sets out cloud strategy
- Megaupload lawyers move to kill US piracy charges
May 30
- Nutanix signs SDG and Kelway
- Sky denies moves on mobile network plans
- Is Asus readying cloud-based tablets?
- Everything Everywhere: UK PLC demands 4G
- Samsung Galaxy S III - Need to Know
- RIM hints at first quarter operating loss
May 29
- Security players fan Flames of complex malware risk
- BT hails progress of Olympics Wi-Fi rollouts
- Avnet gets socially active
- Verivo bolsters mobile platform tool with HTML5 support
- ICO to revisit Google Street View case
- Exit doors for top RIM lawyer
May 28
- Iomega unveils new disti Anixter
- Industry unsurprised at demise of Cisco Cius tablet
- Terremark expands cloud capacity in time for Olympics
- Brocade and EMC form cloud-based network management partnership
- IDC warns of spiralling Windows XP support costs
- Facebook gears up for another mobile push
- Office 365 rolls out to 4.5 million schoolchildren
- Huawei and ZTE to face illegal EU subsidies probe
- Google Apps for Business gets ISO 27001 certification
May 25
- Vodafone and O2 hit out at 4G consultations
- Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook review: First look
- ARM-based Windows 8 tablets facing delays
- Nasdaq hit with claims of more than $100m over botched Facebook IPO
May 24
- Intel plots UK economic boost by turning London into a sustainable city
- Freeview: TV viewers must not pay to fix 4G interference
- UK regulator shuts down Angry Birds scam
- VMware acquires desktop virtualisation start-up Wanova
- Autonomy management walk over HP bureaucracy
- Local fibre broadband needs common standards
- Mobile payments to oust cash and cards
May 23
- Cloud contracts need more flexibility
- Amazon Appstore begins cloud-based Test Drive beta
- IBM bans use of Siri on iPhones
- CIOs in the dark over bandwidth
- SAP makes $4.3 billion cloud computing bet with Ariba purchase
- Macs and Android under malware threat
- Everything Everywhere finishes Signal Share project
- Co-op rings up cloud helpdesk system
- EMC World 2012: EMC bangs the drum for disk storage
May 22
- EMC World 2012: VCE unveils EMC VMAX 10K Vblock
- EMC World 2012: EMC hails the rise of the data scientist
- Salesforce update adds real-time chat and screen sharing in the enterprise
- Fujitsu targets enterprises with Android ICS tablet
- Government reveals plans for Open Data Institute
- Kroll Ontrack signs storage consolidation deal with HDS
- EMC ramps up cloud services and support
- Open source spurring growth in cloud, mobility and big data
- Open source software driving cloud-based innovation
- EMC World 2012: EMC unveils record number of new products
- EMC World 2012: EMC snaps up online file sharing service Syncplicity
May 21
- Silicon memristors promise cheaper, faster, denser memory
- European Commission proposes settlement for Google over antitrust case
- Hutchison denies it will pull plug on Three UK
- Facebook floatation marred by Nasdaq glitch
- Alibaba close to deal with Yahoo over buyback
- Government reveals Cloudstore 2.0 facelift
- EMC World 2012: Europe is playing catch up in the cloud
- EMC World 2012: Tucci declares Documentum is here to stay
- EMC World 2012: EMC talks up cloud, security and big data
May 18
- Microsoft talks up private and public cloud adoption
- Iomega announces UK launch of StorCenter ix2
- ICO: Fines for cookie law breakers "unlikely"
- Freeview threatened by 4G rollout
- Samsung Galaxy S III racks up nine million pre-orders
- BlackBerry 7 OS certified to carry 'Restricted' UK government information
May 17
- Dell unveils Citrix-certified 3D workstation
- Sony Vaio T13 Ultrabook review: First look
- Two charged in Welsh datacentre funding probe
- UK firms confess cyber crime fears
- The Pirate Bay removes Anonymous from DDoS suspect list
- Public sector IT left in dark over government cloud strategy
May 16
- Rutland County Council bags BT broadband funding
- Guidance Software demands legal aid for IT departments
- SAP responds to BusinessObjects support concerns
- Top 10 features of the Intel Ivy Bridge vPro platform
- ICO hits London council with £70,000 data breach fine
May 15
- Intelecom serves up helpdesk cloud to Domino Pizza
- ICO website taken down by Anonymous DDoS attack
- BSA demands tougher penalties for software pirates
- Dell debuts virtual desktop product bundles
- Microsoft to offer Windows 8 Pro upgrade for $15
May 14
- Android users warned of fake app store malware risk
- Hackers steal £54,000 from Bitcoin exchange
- Red Hat outlines OpenShift strategy
- Open Rights Group urges mobile censorship rethink
- Databarracks buys Securidata, consolidates UK cloud storage business
- Fusion-IO share price soars on back of Dell merger rumours
May 11
- Websense warns of Amnesty International website hack
- Police quiz UK teen over TeamPoison attacks
- Channel Q&A: Neil Muller
- EMC splashes the cash on XtremIO's flash
- Sony's share price slides to 30-year low
- Yahoo chief dismisses claims he misled firm over qualifications
May 10
- Midwich acquires RW Salt
- Simplexo: Firms must act on data breach reports
- Citrix picks up Virtual Computer for mobile device push
- Avaya names Culmer UK&I MD
- Government to push ahead with "internet snooping" Bill
- HP readying Windows 8 tablets for SMBs and the enterprise
- Facebook outlines app store ambitions
- Apple and Foxconn to split factory improvement costs
- HP RP7 Retail System review: First look
- HP EliteBook 2170p review: First look
May 9
- VMware hails post-Microsoft Windows era
- Acer talks commercial comeback
- IT staff lose money despite pay jumps
- HP t410 All-in-One Thin Client review: First look
- HP Officejet 150 All-in-One portable printer targets business users
- HP's EliteBook Folio laptop wants to be enterprise king
- Interop 2012: Video will "quadruple IP traffic in two years"
- Interop 2012: Networks prove obstacle to cloud adoption
May 8
- Interop 2012: Avaya jumps on BYOD bandwagon with Identity Engine update
- Citrix linked to Virtual Computer buyout
- HP team with F5 Networks to speed up cloud app deployment
- Whitman: Firms must prepare for "technology 9/11"
- Credit company hackers' ransom goes unpaid
May 7
- Interop 2012: Extreme Networks unveils 10G copper switches
May 4
- Channel Q&A: Terry Burt
- Mastercard drops Global Payments from PCI approved vendors list
- WatchGuard launches virtual firewall
- Alarm raised over online trade in cheap Microsoft licenses
- Memset launches apprenticeship scheme to combat IT skills shortage
May 3
- Samsung Galaxy S III hands on review
- Smartphone makers bag Mastercard secure payments badge
- Dell declares war on datacentre rivals
- VMware announces bumper crop of hybrid cloud, desktop and storage tools
- Samsung Galaxy S III handset launches today
May 2
- IBM Impact 2012: Firms should prepare for next-wave of consumer tech
- IBM Impact 2012: IBM acquires Tealeaf to boost mobile and web user experience
- IBM Impact 2012: Embrace gaming to drive employee satisfaction
- Teradata to acquire cloud marketing software firm eCircle
- Akamai reports slump in average UK broadband speeds
- HP offers performance sweetener to 3PAR storage switchers
- Office Live Small Business shuts up shop
- Symantec counts the cost of Mac OS X Flashback attacks
May 1
- RIM unveils Blackberry 10 developer toolkit and prototype handset
- IBM Impact 2012: MasterCard fights fraud with IBM tech
- UK firms receive helping hand to dispose of data responsibly
- IBM ditches Siebel for SugarCRM
- Google responds to Drive privacy concerns
- Microsoft Euro price hike could see license costs rise by 33%
- Google shareholder sues firm to stop stock split
- Jury starts deliberating copyright claims in Google/Oracle trial