News Archive | June 2013

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June 28th
- Android app users playing Russian roulette with malware
- Sage turns to Windows Azure for cloud accounting platform
- BT builds out Lincolnshire superfast broadband network
- BlackBerry shipped 2.7 million BB10 devices in Q1
- Former US general under investigation for Stuxnet leak
June 27th
- EE brings 4G to 11 more towns and cities
- Symantec debuts mobile security software update
June 26th
- Microsoft Ventures into new startup territory
- O2 unveils Office 365 packages for SMBs
- Germany lambasts UK over GCHQ internet monitoring
- Wikipedia co-founder Wales asks for info on Snowden edits
June 25th
- Salesforce and Oracle team up for cloud integration
- Oracle partners with Microsoft and Salesforce.com for renewed cloud push
- Sony Xperia Z Ultra review: First look
- Dell Kace offers software licensing help to Windows 8 adopters
- PC market freefall to continue, as demand for tablets and Ultrabooks soars
June 24th
- PRISM: Edward Snowden plane to Cuba leaves without him
- BT offers Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire superfast broadband boost
- Google's $1.1 bn purchase of Waze to be probed by FTC
June 21st
- Economic recovery at risk as STEM skill shortages bite
- PRISM: European Commission hits back at US surveillance
- Samsung Ativ 3 tablet review: First look
- Google hit with 35 day Street View data deletion request by ICO
- Government to launch £4m cyber security awareness campaign
- EMC linked to $300m ScaleIO acquisition
June 20th
- Samsung backs Windows 8 with refreshed Ativ tablet range
- Integralis re-brands as NTT Com Security
- Microsoft to pay out bounties to Windows 8.1 bug hunters
- Google Glass must be built with privacy in mind, warns ICO
- Mobile Helix bursts onto data security scene
- Microsoft had talks about buying Nokia
- Google and ISPs efforts won't stop spread of child abuse images, warns NetClean CEO
- Malwarebytes acquires ZeroVulnerabilityLabs
June 19th
- G-Cloud success depends on pricing and service transparency
- Carl Icahn guns for Michael Dell with latest offer
- AWS and GE partner to bring industrial internet into the cloud
- BlackBerry Z10 security flaw too fiddly to exploit
- BT Group CEO steps down to join Government
- Office 365 deployed by Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- Internet Watch Foundation welcomes ISP anti-child porn funding
June 18th
- Gartner revises down global government IT spending forecast
- President Obama compares NSA to airport security
- Internet giants summoned to Number 10 for anti-web porn summit
- Jabra UK MD to lead EMEA channel
- Binding secures new role at Avnet
June 17th
- “Stop using Google Apps”, local council told
- Intel tops high-performance computing list with Xeon Phi
- Taxpayers' Alliance hits out at schools' "wasted" tablet investments
- ISPs to rollout default porn blocks by 2014, reveals MP
- Google invests $7m in eradicating child abuse from the web
- Google Project Loon takes off
June 14th
- Accumuli acquires 2FA firm Signify
- Nokia bids final farewell to Symbian
- PRISM: NSA to release details of thwarted attacks
- Office 365 arrives on the iPhone
- Exclusive Networks appoints Ledger COO
- Heroku uptime status gets historical upgrade
June 13th
- Westcon builds on Microsoft Lync business
- O2 brings free public Wi-Fi to London's Canary Wharf
- IT upgrade lets Seagate spot shades of grey
- Dell launches print programme
June 12th
- IBM to draw on cloud, mobile and big data to empower Wimbledon tennis fans
- Raspberry Pi and Lego cloud cooked up by Glasgow University
June 11th
- HP unveils open Haven platform to analyse Big Data
- Virtualisation sprawl stopped by Embotics and Xtravirt
- iWork for iCloud to get online edit and creation rights
- PRISM: William Hague refuses to confirm or deny GCHQ involvement
June 10th
- HP backs Android for the enterprise
- HP adds POS functionality to its ElitePad 900 tablet
- iOS 7 released to developers alongside new MacBook Air and Mac Pro lineup
- Intel Haswell vs AMD Richland head-to-head
- WWDC 2013 and iOS 7 launch : Live blog
- Toyota locks down financial data with Palo Alto Networks
- Arqiva brings free council Wi-Fi to five London Boroughs
- David Cameron calls for online clamp down on child pornography
- Tim Berners-Lee hits out at PRISM
- £24 PC scheme to help UK charities and benefit claimants
June 7th
- Box helps developers make more money from app access
- Cost of data breaches on the rise
- Android malware discovered, most advanced yet claims researchers
- UK government to invest £14.7 million in 3D printing projects
- UK small firms better than Europe, US in BYOD, flexible working policies
- Vodafone rubbishes reports its network is inferior in London
June 6th
- UK Government probes Huawei's dealings with BT
- Windows 8.1 Preview users to reinstall all their apps
- EE launches 4G on shared plans and pay-as-you-go
- Oracle and Dell launch global server alliance
- NSA snooping phone records of US citizens
June 5th
- Microsoft Outlook coming to RT devices with Windows 8.1
- TechEd 2013: Microsoft sheds light on cloud skills shortages
- Netcraft discovers size of Amazon Web Services
- Surge in BYOD sees 7/10 employees using their own devices
June 4th
- Salesforce acquires ExactTarget for $2.5bn
- All change at G-Cloud, as project director steps down
- TechEd 2013: Microsoft prescribes high-touch approach to Windows XP upgrades
- Salesforce acquires digital marketing firm ExactTarget for $2.5bn
- Smartphones packing Intel Merrifield launching in 2014
- Toshiba reboots Android tablet range with Tegra 4 chipset
- HR policies need to cover software compliance, warns FAST
- Google unveils winners of UK innovation challenge
- TechEd 2013: Windows Azure per hour billing model canned
June 3rd
- TechEd 2013: Windows 8.1 to offer enterprise security and connectivity boost
- Twitter launches Vine for Android
- Microsoft CIO Tony Scott leaves tech giant
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8in and 10.1in devices unveiled
- Simon Payne, MD, Damovo UK & Ireland