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June 30
- Two Uber directors to appear in court
- Dino malware 'had targets in Iran'
- Latest Adobe Flash vulnerability appears in exploit kits
- Dropbox users may get free storage if they adopt stronger security
- Lexmark helps partners move to managed print
- Xeretec snaps up another Xerox rival
- EU to scrap mobile roaming charges within two years
- Uber acquires mapping assets from Microsoft Bing
- Crackdown on fraudulent air tickets leads to 130 detained
- EU gives Google more time to respond to anti-trust claims
June 29
- NASA's HoloLens project has its wings clipped
- Sky calls for competition inquiry into BT Openreach
- Samsung will reinstate Windows updates on laptops
- Manchester Airports Group signs up Capgemini for ERP shift
- You'll need a prescription for Google's next health wearable
- IoT requires new security mindset, claims FCC
- Microsoft's Satya Nadella reveals new company vision
June 26
- Care.data needs urgent action to succeed, warns watchdog
- Rush to implement Internet of Things 'could undermine security'
- Self-driving cars narrowly avoid California crash
- Hotels.com customers targeted by phishing scam
- Steve Wozniak says humans will become robot pets
- 'Click fraud' becomes entry route for ransomware attacks
June 25
- ARM CIO urges "hands-on" approach to technology
- Yahoo CISO Alex Stamos jumps ship for Facebook
- Circle Health signs £50m deal for Tech Mahindra to upgrade healthcare IT
- Blackshades RAT malware creator jailed for five years
June 24
- Bank of England CIO: IT is holding us back
- Samsung laptops open to hackers after Windows Update disabled
- Oracle courts channel for cloud growth
- CEO Simon Church quits NTT Com Security
- Barclays tests Bitcoin tech for everyday banking
- Waitrose implements Apigee Edge API management
June 23
- GCHQ and NSA try to crack Kaspersky software and others
- 5 reasons you should come to our exclusive collaboration event next month
- Enterprises unable to meet demands of mobile app development
June 22
- WhatsApp among worst-rated companies in privacy study
- Europol sets out plan to crush ISIS presence online
- Gov denies Verify could be used to spy on you
- Apple Music reverses royalties policy after Taylor Swift pressure
- Facebook Moments will not launch in Europe
June 19
- RES Software adds Prianto to line-up
- Capgemini division plumps for IBM cloud platform
- Samsung to roll out security patch for keyboard vulnerability
- Automating energy will reinvent the market
June 18
- How wearables and Wi-Fi could save the NHS billions
- Toshiba launches range of Windows-10 ready laptops
- Symantec recruits channel veteran
- Apple News app signs up bloggers without their consent
- Stephen Elop leaves Microsoft in shake-up
June 17
- Lack of innovation strategy could be harming UK businesses
- Bruce Schneier: Russia hacked NSA for Snowden docs
- IT glitch sees NatWest customer payments go missing
- EMC and Vodafone to build industrial IoT platform
- Microsoft Bing will encrypt by default
- SAP HANA SP10 release embraces remote locations
June 16
- Whitehall data scientists 'lack adequate Big Data tools'
- Collaboration: The expert view
- Brocade ditches Vistapointe, SteelApp and Connectem brands
- Privacy groups attack latest EU data protection proposals
- LastPass hacked - what you should do
- NHS admits 33 faults in e-Referral service
- Dropper RealShell shows malware devs are getting smarter
June 15
- It's official - London is Europe's tech capital
- Gaining consumer trust 'is crucial to IoT innovation'
- Snapchat introduces two-factor auth, but users 'won't care'
- Channel Q&A: NG Bailey IT Services managing director, Bob Dunnett
- Why OpenStack needs a “benevolent dictator”
- How Level 3's outage slowed down the world's internet
- Why entrepreneurs are leaving large firms to create start-ups
- Transport Systems Catapult launches data sources catalogue
June 12
- First European University joins SuiteAcademy
- What is Duqu 2.0?
- Care.data scheme due to restart despite ongoing privacy concerns
- Twitter CEO Dick Costolo resigns
- Fake masts being used to track your phone data
June 11
- TechHub expands with new London location
- Watchdog says “intolerable” terror laws must be scrapped
- Number of women in tech falls 7% in 10 years
- Botnets live long and prosper, despite cyber security efforts
- Surface Hub will be ready for pre-order from 1 July
- Facebook gives up on Internet.org satellite delivery
June 10
- British businesses 'will still have to abide by EU laws following Brexit'
- Why cyber security will cost 40% more in 10 years’ time
- AWS 'must use 100% renewable energy by 2020'
- Vodafone re-enters broadband market with cut-price fibre
- MoD tasks HP with £8.5m project to improve intelligence system
- National Lottery enables Barclays Pingit payments
- Customer experience key for business growth
June 9
- HP settles shareholder Autonomy lawsuit for $100m
- SMBs welcome tear-down of Whitehall's least popular cloud framework
- HyperCat Summit 2015: The IoT world must empower society to succeed
- Watchdog: BT-EE merger a "real risk" to competition
- WWDC 2015 live: OS X El Capitan, iOS 9, watchOS 2 and more
June 8
- DVLA scraps counterpart licence - is this the end of paper?
June 5
- Police warns companies not to pay cyber ransoms
- Windows 10-based mains plug works as mini computer
June 4
- easyJet trials drone safety checks, VR training and 3D printing
- Dropbox for Business adds Active Directory, admin tools
- Quarter of Tweets aren't accurate
June 3
- Mitel talks TigerTMS acquisition
- Infosec 2015: White-hat hackers need to learn computing basics
- Best Android email apps
- MongoDB will encrypt your data to protect it from hackers
- It's not only the iPhone: text flaw crashes Skype, too
- Magic Leap on its way with SDK sign-ups
- Government Digital Service approves Box for collaboration
- Tim Cook: Apple doesn't want your data
- Pure Storage announces revamped flash array
- HP drives forward all-flash initiative with 25% price drop and new hardware
- Functionality vs convenience: Should MongoDB create a managed cloud version of its database?
June 2
- MongoDB makes it easy to use Tableau and Qlik on NoSQL data
- HP unveils Helion CloudSystem 9
- Infosec 2015: Cloud location doesn’t deter hackers, says Google chief
- Infosec 2015: More UK businesses than ever face data breaches as costs spiral
- Infosec 2015: Power, money and propaganda are main aims of cyberattacks, says GCHQ chief
- Digital Catapult partners with data companies to support data innovation
- Police made 700,000 data requests over three-year period
- Bitdefender targets channel revenue hike
June 1
- MongoDB hails revitalised database as “new default”
- Westcoast bolsters mobility portfolio with Aerohive
- Businesses overestimate data theft readiness, claims report
- Tim Berners-Lee slams government's snooping plans
- Is the Dark Web safe? How Ross Ulbricht's life sentence could harm online law enforcement