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It's Christmas time...for wearable technology.
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Construction group builds file solutions with Egnyte
Bowmer and Kirkland to benefit from Egnyte's scalable file share 'n' sync.
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SAP to stay independent for the long-term
SAP CEO gives revealing interview to German newspaper.
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Mobiles to be first go-to device by 2018
By 2018, tablets and smartphones will be first port of call for web surfers.
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Manchester gets new data centre
Datacentred to provide colo and cloud from its second data centre.
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2015 CIO needs, wants, and predictions
CIOs spill the beans on what's going to go down next year.
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Top 10 influential tech personalities under 30
Social media and dating app rank high in tech personalities.
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Top 5 Christmas Chromebooks
The best Chromebooks for Christmas from five different manufacturers.
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AWS slashes transfer costs amidst a creeping Google
Also restructures EC2 Reserved Instances.
ByIntel security CTO quits to join Blue Coat
Michael Fey will be COO for security firm.
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Huawei and Red Hat to collaborate on OpenStack NFV
Move over Ericsson, Cisco...OpenStack's on the block.
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Top 5 Nexus 6 security apps
Your precious Nexus 6 will be vulnerable to an array of threats. Here's how to keep it protected...
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5 truly budget smartphones for Christmas
No need to splash out £100s on a smartphone, these budget beauties will easily fill all your mobile needs.
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Performance issues keeping CIOs awake at night
Only 64% of UK firms with Internet presence can say their service is totally reliable.
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US media company plans news-gathering drones
Alpha Media: "We'll be flying them in Portland".
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Enterprises waste over £1.2m a year on data protection failures
Businesses cannot meet the requirements of an Always-On Business, with application failure occurring more than once per month.
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Which Santa tracker is the best?
NORAD vs Google: who really keeps tabs on Father Christmas?
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Top 10 office gadgets for Christmas
Stocking fillers and office thrillers - perfect for secret santa.
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Top 10 laptops for Christmas, including Apple, Lenovo, and Samsung
Come and sit on Santa's lap...top this December.
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Global semiconductor sales up 9.6%
Slight dip in European monthly sales, however.
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Google Cloud Platform is now payment card certified
Announces partnership with WePay.
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8 commerce trends in 2015
Looking forward to next year, Intershop's innovation director reveals his predictions.
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Top 10 smartphones for Christmas
Fill your stockings with the year's hottest smartphones.
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Top 10 digital gifts for Christmas
From gift cards to goats, here are the top 10 virtual gifts for Christmas 2014.
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Samsung is selling its fibre optic business to Corning
US firm is behind smartphone Gorilla Glass touchscreens.
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72% of IBM mainframes now support mobile and Web applications
But will higher workloads drive up mainframe costs?
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IBM signs up Dutch bank for 10-year cloud deal
Multibillion-dollar contract follows deal with Lufthansa.
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Microsoft shares up after bumper Black Friday for Xbox One
Monday sees 2% jump as Xbox beats PlayStation 4 in US sales.
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How BlackBerry helped Lewis Hamilton win the 2014 F1 Drivers’ Championship
Security and productivity is key for F1 teams, and Mercedes AMG tooled up with BlackBerry to accomplish this.
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Huawei: ‘We will not today, nor ever will be, a price killer’
Success in the UK will come from word of mouth, says IT head.
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Microsoft apologises for Azure outage
Cloud update caused 11-hour shut down.
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Huawei pushing into Europe with Agile solutions
Announces availability of cloud and converged storage solutions.
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CipherCloud secures $50m in funding
'New infusion' will help tackle more cloud problems.
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WhatsApp adds end-to-end encryption to service
WhatsApp in 'largest deployment of end-to-end encrypted communication in history'
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Lazy Xbox One gamers can now order Domino’s pizza
Get a slice of application economy with in-game takeaway service.
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Fujitsu unveils business-orientated tablet
Windows 8.1 tough tablet to feature attachable keyboard and enterprise security.
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IBM reinvents enterprise email
Verse will use analytics and social collaboration tools.
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Microsoft Azure suffers widespread outage
Problems started last night as MSN.com knocked out.
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VIRTUS adds to London data centre customers
LONDON2 signs up plethora of managed service providers.
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Spider-Man to slingshot Sony movie revenue
Looks to $10bn TV and Movie revenues by 2018.
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Lufthansa and IBM sign seven-year IT outsourcing deal
IT giant will deliver IT infrastructure services for Deutsche Lufthansa AG and Group companies.
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Q&A with Dr. Hugh Thompson
The Chief Security Strategist for Blue Coat Systems speaks about he company's mission and the explosion of BYOD cloud…
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Majority of IT pros have lost data, finds survey
re:Invent attendees pounced upon to confess storage woes.
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6 reasons to use dark fibre
Scalability, flexibility and low-latency just some of the benefits of dark fibre.
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South East Flexible Ticketing to get ‘smart’
Smart421 wins contract for South East Flexible Ticketing system.
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Facebook targets the enterprise with ‘Facebook for Work’
Business-orientated social network to compete with LinkedIn.
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iPhone 6 could replace workplace ID cards
Creator of the 'campus card' argues institutions ready for digital shift.
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HSBC Turkey not reissuing credit cards despite breach
2.7 million accounts breached by unknown attackers.
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Top hybrid cloud considerations
Choosing cloud providers is complex, but here are some issues you should think about.
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Nokia hoists long-term profitability
Strong growth in 4G and IoT to pay off for Finnish firm.
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BlackBerry gears up with Samsung in cross-platform assault
Shares up 7% following BES12 release.
ByAutomated event-driven compute service launched by AWS
AWS Lambda pushes app development and automates compute resources.
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BAE wins Internet Lovie award for TfL website
Transport for London site voted best in civic category.
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Cloud adoption is trial and error, says research
Businesses still challenged by choice of cloud business models.
ByAmazon Aurora delivers 5X the performance of MySQL
Database engine for Amazon RDS released at re:Invent.
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UK supercomputer celebrates 50th birthday
Atlas 1, built in 1964, was one of the world's first supercomputers.
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Cisco’s record-setting revenue dogged by income fall
Revenue surpasses estimates and rises 1.3%.
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AWS unveils 3 services for the enterprise cloud
Launched at Re:Invent in Las Vegas to help enterprises manage security, governance, and compliance.
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5 tips to choose the right SLA for your company
Service level agreements - one of the most important aspects of your infrastructure.
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Only quarter of EMEA CIOs embrace digital business
Old style command and control leadership is an obstacle, says Gartner.
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Colt eyes acquisition of Japanese data centres
Tokyo-based KVH will be bought out for £100m.
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Samsung’s patent accusations ‘predictable’ says Nvidia
Samsung files official complaints against Nvidia for patent infringement.
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AWS finds converts in raft of new tech partners
Splunk, Informatica, and Pegasystems amongst "all-in" infrastructure signees.
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Use Google Apps to harness Big Data
Search giant says not enough businesses know how it can be used effectively.
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Top 5 announcements from CA World 2014
APIs, apps, and DevOps - the future according to CA.
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CA Tech: Mainframe business a ‘cash cow’ amidst shift to application economy
CA World ’14 used to highlight the importance of the enterprise embracing app culture.
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CIOs need to become bimodal to succeed
Gartner says businesses need to be treated as start ups
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India is witnessing IT boom in health care
$1.1bn ready to be spent in 2014.
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AWS tackles data worries with ISO 9001 cert
Certification is of special interest to life sciences and healthcare industries.
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Nutanix powers Dell’s XC Series of web-scale machines
Deployment 'game-changer', says Dell.
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Tableau and Infosys to unlock power of Big Data
Partnership which will see Infosys mine Tableau for its data analytics talent.
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IT contractors in job growth boom
Demand for permanent staff 'weakest in three months'.
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Free Microsoft Office for Android coming in 2015
Free Office for iPad and iPhone available now.
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Equinix gives green light to Google Cloud
Access through Equinix Cloud Exchange in 15 markets worldwide.
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Qualcomm facing EU probe as China investigation continues
Misses analyst estimates for Q4 results - could result in $1bn fine
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Lenovo reports 19% rise in Q2 net profit
Chinese firm heightens device attack following Motorola acquisition.
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5 things we learnt from OpenStack Summit 2014
OpenStack is still in a dynamic evolution, but is getting more serious by the day.
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Huawei supports OpenStack collaboration
Agrees OpenStack community needs to work together amidst software vendor divergence.
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Jeff Cotten talks OpenStack concerns and future aims
OpenStack Q&A with Rackspace MD Jeff Cotten at OpenStack Summit Paris 2014
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OpenStack’s main challenge is learning to say no
OpenStack – four years on. What the experts think went wrong and what went right.
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EMC announces OpenStack hybrid cloud at OpenStack Summit
And reveals certified OpenStack architectures.
ByNexenta pushes into OpenStack with two new partnerships
Software-defined storage firm links with Mirantis OpenStack and Solinea cloud-enablers.
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Top 15 emerging technologies to watch
Forrester gives your business the insider edge.
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Red Hat updates cloud infrastructure for OpenStack
Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure Version 5 adds Advanced Systems Management for OpenStack private clouds.
ByRackspace launches one-click app deployments
Supports Drupal and MongoDB.
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West Yorkshire Police force gets 4,000 Samsung phablets
Galaxy Note 3 will replace note books with crime scene apps.
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Citi to cut London data centre power consumption by 10%
New 'CCP' system will generate 71% of data centre's power.
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Windows XP usage plummets 7%
And strong Surface Pro 3 sales boost Win 8.1 higher than ever before.
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Best 4K laptops
4K on a laptop!? It's arrived, and here are the best.
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Samsung kicks off mobile comeback with ‘slimmest’ smartphones
Launching in China, the A3 and A5 will feature an all-metal jacket.
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Tencent gets help from IBM to push cloud services
Chinese ISP wants to offer cloud management and analytics to its customers.
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Salesforce opens first UK data centre
First of three European DC's will be powered by renewable energy, claims Salesforce.
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Equinix lands 14% revenue rise
Performs well despite 'currency headwinds', says CEO.
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85% of enterprises not prepared to meet mobile demands
But 60% know mobility management is critical.
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Digital Realty posts steady 3% growth
9% increase in revenues year-over-year.
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Samsung rethinking smartphone strategy after sales slump
Poor quarter could mean worst year for the phone maker since 2011.
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Honor launches ‘world’s fastest smartphone’
Will only be sold through Amazon.com to appeal to 'digital natives'.
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Six biggest mobile threats for businesses
Eldar Tuvey, CEO of Wandera, discusses the six most concerning mobile threats for businesses, and offers advice on how…
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Facebook shares fall following hiked spending announcement
Despite impressive Q3 results, Facebook says spending will damage revenues.
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LG quarterly profit doubles with smartphone surge
Firm ships over 16 million handsets.
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DataDirect Networks entices EU firms to use their own private cloud
Amazon S3 compatibility will help build on DDN's 'best of both worlds' offering.
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Bandwith is still throttling cloud adoption
IT Pros racing to keep up with explosion of bandwith-intensive applications.
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European firms turning to ‘cloud’ on-premise storage
Zadara Storage signs up European Space Agency and adds Azure support as cloud business models are brought on-premise.
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Top reasons for data storage failure
Matt Starr, CTO of tape storage firm Spectra Logic, with some invaluable data storage tips.
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Virtual Instruments updates VirtualWisdom platform
VirtualWisdom4.1 is 'ideally placed to deliver meaningful recommendations' for customers.
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Queen Elizabeth sends first tweet
Science Museum gallery opened by Royal tweet from an Elizabeth R.
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Rackspace opens Cloud Office suite
Rackspace and Microsoft tools gets cosy with cloud suite platform.
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Smart technology defecit: UK economy losing out on £10bn
Samsung's research says UK enterprise could miss out on £5.6bn in the next 12 months.
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iPad Air 2 vs Nexus 9
Apple and Google's latest tablets in a specification showdown.
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Amazon Web Services opens German data centres
Second EU region goes live in Frankfurt.
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CA Technologies profits rise on revenue drop
Software giant Q2 net income up 7%.
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Fall in printing demand sees Xerox revenue drop
Slight growth in Services business not enough to stop 2.2% fall.
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Microsoft prepares to drop Nokia name on Lumias
French Facebook post says no more Nokia in 'the coming days'.
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Acer boosts Chromebook shipments up 67%
Researchers predict shipments could even double by next year.
ByMicrosoft and IBM sign Azure cloud partnership deal
Firms get together on enterprise cloud services .
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AWS launches directory service
Will compete with Azure Active Directory.
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EE reaches 5.6 million 4G subscriptions
Regulatory cuts drop Q3 revenue by 1.2%.
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Lufthansa nears data centre sell off to IBM
German airline cannot keep up with scale of data centre and networking investments.
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Rackspace updates RackConnect hybrid cloud solution
Adds support for enhanced security and new compatible devices.
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IBM sees 4% drop in Q3 revenue
Transformation to cloud and data to accelerate as it suffers in September.
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iPhone 6 propels UK consumer tech spending to three-year high
Samsung Galaxy Alpha also helps bump electronics revenue up 20.9% in September.
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SAP slashes forecast as cloud adoption hits profit
Cloud subscriptions hit near-term profit but firm expects long-term upside.
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Best iPad Air 2 cases
The latest and greatest keyboards, cases, and covers for Apple's latest iPad.
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Apple unveils iPad Air 2 amidst slowing tablet market
'Thinnest tablet in the world' has TouchID, iOS 8 and is Apple Pay enabled.
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HP axes webOS mobile operating system
'Dwindling user count' is final nail in coffin.
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Microsoft Azure CTO: Public Cloud newcomers ‘can’t compete’
Q&A with Azure’s Mark Russinovich, who says cloud's a scale game and Microsoft embraces open source.
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Top 6 Nexus 6 features
Google introduces the world to its latest Android operating system, Android 5.0.
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eBay cuts 2014 revenue forecast
Follows announcement of PayPal split next year.
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AWS adds support for DaaS zero clients
PC-over-IP comes to WorkSpaces Desktop-as-a-Service.
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Top 10 features of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4
The latest fabulous phablet shows off Samsung's strengths.
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Huawei’s cloud, mobile, and enterprise future
Analysis: CBR goes behind the scenes at Huawei's Chinese campus in Shenzen.
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Samsung tests 5G at over 60mph
Successful trial beams 150MB per second at moving car,
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Tablet sales growth suffers 44% drop
Tablet sales will account for less than 10% of all devices in 2014.
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Box: Perimeter security has to be ‘completely restructured’
CEO Aaron Levie on the moving perimeters of today’s data.
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euNetworks offers data centres £8m bandwith boost
euNetworks invests in ‘dc connect’ to improve London scalability.
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Dropbox denies hack as group claims access to 7 million account details
400 alleged accounts posted on Pastebin but, but Dropbox says it was not hacked.
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EMC acquiring OpenStack startup Cloudscaling
Purchase will enable OpenStack to run on EMC hardware.
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LINX takes a Digital Realty POP at London
DLR's London customers also get 'satellite' access to virtual PoPs.
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Top 5 wireless hard drives
Some of the best personal cloud machines.
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Samsung makes Wi-Fi five times faster
60GHz spectrum technology ready for IoT.
ByRumour: Google to release Nexus 6 phablet next week
Is Google looking to to crash Apple's iPad party?
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UK data centre brings multi-architecture OpenStack
DataCentred teams up with software form Codethink.
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200,000 hacked Snapchat photos could be leaked
Dubbed 'The Snappening', alleged hack broke into third-party image-saving service.
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Top 10 iPhone 6 cases
Protect your brand new iPhone, or at least make it stand out.
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Cloud control ‘Ring’ device launches
Write text messages in the air with new connected kit.
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AWS comes out on top after Xen instance reboot
But cloud restarts were still a 'wake up call'.
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Lenovo’s new YOGA Tablet 2 Pro has a projector
Hi-res 50-inch projections, says tablet maker.
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Google lures enterprise with improved Chromebook management
Raft of updates includes massive price drop for management as a service.
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Tablet saturation stalls PC shipments slump
Slight growth in Europe and US help slow decline.
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Asda and Sainsbury’s to accept mobile payments
Zapp partners with UK retailers to allow shopper smartphone payments.
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Review: Hands on with the BlackBerry Passport
BlackBerry's latest device is truly unique, but is that enough?
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Rackspace goes Google for SMBs
Google Apps for Work suite now supported by Rackspace.
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Symantec updates endpoint security
Symantec Endpoint Encryption v11 'blends best-of-breed technologies'.
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Mobile payment technology coming to Windows phones
Bill Gates: Microsoft 'should do as well or better' as Apple in mob payments.
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Microsoft extends Azure Backup support
Also adds disaster recovery as a service to cloud platform.
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Good Technology works on BYOD with mobile security solution
Releases Good Work app and mobile productivity suite.
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Microsoft’s Android licence revenue outstrips Xbox income
Court documents reveal $1bn a year Samsung patent royalties.
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Number of mobile connections to surpass global population
Mobile connections to reach 7.3bn in 2014 but where is the money?
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Top mobile payment technologies
Apple Pay is out soon, but what alternatives already exist?
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UK bosses only have ‘partial understanding’ of cloud
SMBs lose out on cloud migration to 'knowledgeable' big businesses.
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Tesco releases Hudl 2 budget tablet
Android-powered, Intel Quad, 8-inch screen, bargain price!
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Microsoft restructures Office 365 plans for SMBs
"This new lineup reflects the feedback we’ve received from SMB customers," says MS.
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International Space Station gets British comms equipment
Data relay terminal cuts Euro module's dependence on NASA.
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Intel pulls ads from tech website after Gamergate pressure
Intel parts ways with Gamasutra, does not support "shifts in editorial positioning".
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Cloud Wars: Google strikes back with cloud price cuts
Pins 10% reduction on 'efficient' data centres.
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VMware announces Windows 10-ready VM solution
Workstation 11 is the ‘ultimate Swiss army knife’.
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Top 10 music releases that crashed the party
Fans went cray for Lady G A G A and Queen Bey - so much so that the sites…
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Everything you need to know about MS Windows 10
Will Microsoft's next-gen OS be the cavalry in the battle for enterprise space?
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UK learner driver startup raises £2m
miDrive brings app to help L-platers and instructors.
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eBay and PayPal to split in 2015
Some time apart will be mutually beneficial, says board of directors.
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9 weird things British people think about the Internet
Do you get FOMO (fear of missing out)?
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Prefab data centre implementation considerations
Insight: The key differences between prefab and traditional data centre deployments.
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EAT bins the spreadsheets for cloud finance forecasting
UK lunch maker serves up high street expansion.
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Cisco and Equinix to bridge clouds
Firms will work on accelerating connections between public and private.
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Akamai announces new Cloudlets
Extensions to Akamai solutions offer 'faster time to market'.
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iPhone 6 Plus ‘not as bendy as believed’
Consumer product testers say iPhone should withstand normal use.
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Microsoft’s Windows 9 set to be free upgrade
Microsoft desperately needs users to come off XP.
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Rackspace goes for OpenStack API 99.99% uptime
Private cloud updates to be rolled out in October.
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BlackBerry shifts 200,000 Passports
Second quarter losses also smaller-than-expected.
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Apple says iPhone 6 bendgate affected just ‘nine customers’
But Apple stock still tumbling amidst a buggy iOS8 rollout.
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Top 10 features of Android L
What does the upcoming Android release hold in store?
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Bendgate continues: UK robots return to test iPhone 6 bending
Apple yet to comment on growing reports of iPhone 6 Plus unsolicited flexibility.
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AWS issuing ‘urgent patch’ to EC2 instances
Mystery bug found in Xen virtualisation platform.
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3 reasons BlackBerry’s Passport could be the best business phone yet
Could this smartphone be the Canadian company's enterprise savior?
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Huawei to splash $4bn on fixed broadband over next three years
Still peddling transparency, says industry-wide cooperation 'is essential'.
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First Chinese 400G Optical Transport Network a success
Huawei teams up with China Mobile to deliver ultra-high speed transport technology.
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iPhone 6 is ‘getting bent’ in front pockets
Reports surfacing of unintentional ergonomic thigh conformity.
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Samsung pulls the plug on Euro laptops
Get your Chromebook orders in pronto, Samsung latest casualty to PC sales slump.
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15% of .LONDON domains are not even British
Foreign businesses flock to city’s domain sex appeal.
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Huawei acquires a UK IoT firm for £15m
Will run with Neul's Weightless platform.
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BlackBerry’s Passport to the enterprise
Supplier says a 'great comeback' is on the cards with tomorrow's device launch.
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Monitise shares rocket after IBM data centre namedrop
Timely announcement from IBM follows Visa's uncertainty about mobile payment system.
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HTC will be making the Nexus 9
Google appoints Taiwanese phoners for 9-inch Android L slate.
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UK robots declare iPhone 6 stronger than Galaxy S5
Tests also found that you shouldn't be dropping you iPhone 6 Plus from 4ft.
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EE snaps up 58 Phones 4U shops
Deal will save 359 jobs.
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10 facts about Huawei to impress your friends with
Look like an expert with these facts about the Chinese firm with global ambitions.
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Q&A with Huawei’s CTO for IT solutions
Ron Raffensperger talks cloud, big data, and Uber taxis.
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Huawei vies for cloud transparency and trust
Analysis: Questions answered about its US business. Where is it?
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Germany beats UK in global connectivity ranking
Advice for UK decision makers? Boost the telcos!
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Huawei: Why we’re struggling in Chinese smartphone market
Smartphone maker dumps Microsoft and calls itself a "strange" company.
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Phones 4u falls into administration after EE pullout
Contract termination comes as 'complete shock'.
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Microsoft Mojang deal expected Monday
Acquisition to rearm 'mobile first, cloud first' commitment.
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Apple could pump 80m iphones into the market
iphone 6 shipments would hit 10 million by end of September.
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10 storage technologies of the future (and past)
Tapes are so '80s, but also incredibly important for the future of data storage and crystals and helium...
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Scottish ‘Yes’ threatens UK top 10 smartphone status
Currently number nine in market size, a long way behind China's 629m smartphone connections.
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Azure Media Services now offers text search for video
New services also promise end-to-end content protection.
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5 things we learnt from Apple’s iPhone 6 launch
Apple announces two new iPhone models and the Apple Watch.
ByAmazon Web Services to host new Postgres products from EnterpriseDB
New PostgreSQL database options on Amazon Marketplace could ‘boost scalability’.
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Microsoft Office 365 will now have its own ‘social network’
Office Delve launches, shows you what all your friends are working on.
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EU rivals not happy with Google’s ‘dominance’ concessions
Ongoing probe doubtful to be settled soon as Google's offer is dismissed.
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.London domain names go up for grabs in the city
Dot London opens up for general availability.
ByGoogle to hold European debates over ‘right to be forgotten’
Meetings will be held over seven European cities.
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48 hours until world’s largest porn sites ‘go slow’
Redtube and Pornhub join hundreds of other sites in "in your face" net neutrality protest.
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Is CenturyLink looking to buy Rackspace? 5 things you need to know
Acquisition would bolster cloud services portfolio for CenturyLink.
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10 smartphones that were announced at IFA this week
From Acer's budget entry to Sony's newest flagship, here are IFA's mobile offerings.
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Microsoft launches Migration Accelerator preview, takes swipe at VMware, AWS
Spawned from the InMage buyup, move your workloads to Azure in real-time.
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Motorola extends device portfolio with Moto 360 release, new Moto X
Lenovo-owned phone makers stand out with circular smartwatch.
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Chromebooks finally have some competition – here comes Windows 8.1 on a shoestring
Multiple IFA announcements herald introduction of budget Windows 8.1 laptops and tablets.
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Nokia Lumia 830 to battle with Apple and Samsung rivals
New IFA announcements from Nokia also include a dual SIM Lumia.
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Samsung aligns with Facebook for Gear VR headset
Also announces Galaxy Edge at Ifa, a rolled-screen smartphone.
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Intel targets women with its luxury fashion smart bracelet
Announces new wearable collaboration, will ‘enhance a woman's work and social life’.
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Following iCloud hack, ‘more advanced mobile attacks’ will be coming
Analyst warns that as sensitive data passes through more devices, mobile is where attacks will be.
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Google moves with the times, rebrands enterprise as ‘Google for Work’
"We never set out to create a traditional 'enterprise' business," says Schmidt.
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Expert reaction: business implications of the iCloud hack
What ramifications will businesses and Apple itself face following the celebrity leaks.
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OneDrive users falling victim to Office corruption bug
Sync 'n' Share service problem yet to be addressed by Microsoft.
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Samsung puts Nokia Here on the map – rejects Google Maps
Nokia’s Here maps will distinguish Samsung smartphones from Google Android.
BySpigen announces iPhone 6 case pre-orders
Images hint at iPhone 6 design.
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50th licensing agreement gives ARM a reason to celebrate
ARMv8-A technology attracts big names in tablet and smartphone market.
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Android gets Microsoft OneDrive app before iOS and Windows
Cloud first, mobile first, Android first.
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Will the iPhone 6 have NFC technology?
Apple reportedly in talks with Dutch chipmaker for mobile payments.
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10 things Silicon Valley can learn from Finland’s tech scene
CBR spoke to Finland's key tech players and found out why they think Finland has it better.
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Surface Pro 3 unleashed in the UK
Price, specs, and where you can buy Microsoft's new laptop-replacer.
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Salesforce introduces LinkedIn style cloud collaborator
Community cloud claims to help engage customers with social battleground.
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Snapchat racks up $10bn valuation
For a $0-revenue startup, Snapchat is up with Silicon Valley's best.
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UK dating sites witness revenue decline
Despite increased user numbers money is harder to generate.
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Tesco Hudl tablet in data reset debacle
Wiped second-hand Android devices hacked by BBC to access deleted photos.
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Samsung buys a way into your home, acquires SmartThings
Knock knock. Who's there? It's Samsung, tell Apple and Google to get out.
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Facebook VP leaves to help journalist wife
Zuckerberg confidant was behind your Timeline.
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Google Now may head to the enterprise as Google and HP continue negotiations
New report says discussions moving along slowly, but Google under pressure from Apple-IBM deal.
BySamsung just quietly released the metal-framed Galaxy Alpha
Metal-chasses iPhone-a-like an experiment or a swipe at emerging market share?
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Multi-factor authentication for AWS WorkSpaces
Clocking in to DaaS made easier.
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Get your Surface Pro 3 fixed in August’s update
Microsoft issues a number of firmware fixes for the powerful tabtop.
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Apple reportedly in Healthkit talks with hospitals
Firm may be looking at Allscripts collaboration.
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Chromebook sales to triple! Is Microsoft missing a trick?
Cloud-orientated laptops to reach 15 million by 2017.
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Top 10 cases for iPad Air
From artisan book imitators to the latest keyboard designs, here are 10 top iPad Air cases.
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Listen up IT pros, you need to install this Windows update by August 12
If you don't, Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 will be put at risk.
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Microsoft nails the budget phone, releases €19 Nokia
Dual-sim, video player, and a flashlight!
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Intel is NOT boycotting Israel despite dodgy press release
Hoax news announcement claimed Intel was pulling out of Israel over Gaza crisis.
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IBM’s human brain-like chip is the size of a postage stamp
'We've not built the brain, or any brain, but rather a computer inspired by the brain,' says IBM.
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Top 5 waterproof smartphones for summer 2014
Don't be scared of summer splashes with these hardy smartphones.
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AWS comes under two-pronged security and speed attack
One party says AWS too easily exploited, another claims AWS just not fast enough.
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Britons are using mobiles more than they are sleeping
Ofcom study finds 4G speeds keeping consumers awake.
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iPhone 6 release date unveiled
Next generation Apple flagship release imminent.
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Is Google facing a forked Android crisis?
Chinese domination skyrockets forked Android usage.
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Samsung slayed by homegrown Indian phone manufacturer
Q2 research shows Micromax beat Samsung with a 16.6% market share.
ByVIRTUS Data Centres deploys new cooling technology amidst sizzling summer
Excool technology to bring PUE below 1.2.
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Apple and Samsung slide in China as Xiaomi takes lead
Over 26 million Xiaomi smartphones fly off the shelves.
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Bad news for Microsoft and Nokia? Consumers don’t like colourful phones
UK youths also most interested in black phones.
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Top 5 best performing smartphone makers 2014
In the wake of all the Q2 results, here are the five top mobile makers and their respective shipments.
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Internet.org app to kickstart Zambian Facebook subscriptions
Also allows mobile users to browse weather and job news.
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BlackBerry calls in BBM cavalry to Windows Phone
First step in reinvention to software and services company.
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Google’s mobile software to be scrutinised by European Commission
Search giant to be cross-examined amidst claims of unfair advantage.
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Majority of UK workers too scared to break social media rules
But 41% of you still defy your bosses and use Facebook at work.
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Ford chucks out BlackBerry in favour of the iPhone
BlackBerry faces first loss at hands of Apple IBM sales deal.
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Microsoft reveals new ‘selfie’ phone
Employees given sneak peak of 5MP societal mirror.
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VIRTUS Data Centres lock in five-year deal with C4L
Two new pods for LONDON1 and LONDON2.
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Rip Curl launches world’s first surfing wearable
GPS Watch will analyse surfers' sessions, powered by Rackspace.
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5 things we learned from Huawei’s performance results
Huawei go, Huawei go, Huawei go: smartphone shipments up 62%.
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SkyHigh Networks moves to secure SaaS applications
Get on-premise and cloud locked down, says new partnership.
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AWS: Larger companies ‘want a piece’ of startup innovation
Amazon to run webinars to help organisations implement DevOps.
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China’s Baidu to buy pre-fab data centre from Schneider
Search engine giant deems French M1 containerised data centres worthy.
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Amazon Fire Phone unleashed today
Will Dynamic Perspective be a winner for Amazon?
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The Pirate Bay goes mobile with themobilebay.org
Ahoy mobile mateys, peer-to-peer site sets sail on the high seas of devices.
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Why did Microsoft dump the new Surface Mini?
Mini tablets just aren't productive enough, says Satya Nadella.
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London’s newest data centre looks like a Tron extra – first photos
Dockland’s £135m powerhouse will be hub of Britain’s ‘new Internet’.
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Microsoft Devices unveils cheapest Lumia phone yet
Get your hands on the Lumia 530 for €100.
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Microsoft profits drop 7%
Hauls in $86bn revenue over past twelve months.
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5 things we learnt from Apple’s Q3 results
iPhones are on the up, but iPads are on the way down. Where next for Apple?
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Chinese ‘iPhone killer’ unveiled
Xiaomi’s Mi 4 could shove Apple out of the market.
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ARM gets a Q2 boost from chip licensings
Smartphone sales slump fails to hinder chip blueprinters.
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Samsung really wants Galaxy Gear owners to ‘upgrade’ to Tizen
Could this be Samsung's first move in the smartwatch OS powerplay?
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Cloud absolutely ‘critical to business strategy’ for SMBs
Survey says early adopters are already reaping the monetary rewards.
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iPhone 6 production steams ahead
120 million devices to be made before the end of 2014.
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British schools are not prepared to teach coding
But can Ocado's new Code for Life tool give a helping hand?
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Some of the best handsets you can pick up right now.
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VIRTUS Data Centres kickstart cloud ‘market place’
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BlackBerry Messenger beta goes live in Windows Phone store
Mutual scratching of backs could boost both firms.
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CloudFlare expands with Equinix data centres
International Business Exchange data centres to aid in CloudFlare traffic dispersal.
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Apple and IBM unite to catapult iPhones at businesses
Apple calls on IBM sales muscle to flog iDevices to the pros.
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Cognizant computing set for explosive growth
Whether we like it or not, contextual ads and services will be a big part of life.
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New website claims to help SMEs choose the best mobile deal
CompareBusinessPhones not as catchy as comparing meerkats, however.
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Boeing set to start building 777 aircraft with robots
But what about the jobs? There will actually be more, says Boeing.
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Rackspace wheels out two new cloud service models
Firm couldn't stop cloud executive from walking out and joining HP, however.
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UK firms push ahead with virtualised desktops despite usability concerns
49% of IT pros believe virtual desktop technology offers a poor user experience.
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Microsoft to slash more than 5,000 jobs
Nokia merger has created redundant employees.
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Amazon could be making its own Google Glass
Google X lab's project lead goes to work for Amazon.
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Boeing hacked by Chinese businessman
Stolen data included information about C-17 cargo aircraft.
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Microsoft’s Bing wins the World Cup with predictive analytics
Search engine accurately forecasts Germany win to score 100% success rate.
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Amazon takes on DropBox with new sync and share service
Amazon Zocalo launches side by side with new mobile dev tools.
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Rocket takes four satellites into orbit to provide ‘fibre from the sky’
Fast Internet beamed to emerging markets by low-orbiting sats.
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Top 10 disruptive technologies 2014
From driverless cars to software-defined anything, here are the top ten disruptive techs for this year.
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PC that can fit in your pocket finds Kickstarter success
Tango PC is the size of an iPhone but could replace a desktop.
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Google wants to give European startups $100m
Google Ventures sees 'enormous potential' in Europe.
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Microsoft to end support for Windows 7 in 2015
Does this mean WIndows 9 is closer than we thought?
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Airbus gets upgraded HP data centres
New PODs can whizz up to 1,200 Tflops
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4G operators reveal they are eager to kill off net neutrality
80% of operators readying optimised networks, waiting for FCC to hammer final nail.
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Microsoft rolls out upgrades to Surface Pro 3 Wi-Fi
Battery life also fixed in July updates.
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Microsoft Bing goes 13-0 up to predict World Cup winner
Predictive analytics forecasts every World Cup knockout match.
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All roads lead to Frankfurt am Main, says detective blogger.
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From before-their-time gamers to the phone shaped like a teardrop, here are five devices that just didn't work.
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VIRTUS launches new colo data centre management tool
'Intelligent Portal' is a window to your data centre.
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Galaxy S5 fails to save Samsung from 25% profits drop
Analyst questions Samsung's third consecutive quarterly fall being blamed on smartphone slowdown.
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Review: Hands on with Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3
CBR pulls out three best features of Microsoft's latest 'laptop replacement'.
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Russian data law to impact foreign web services
Country could see 'withdrawal of global services and substantial economic losses'.
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Windows XP upgraders boost PC market
Almost 60 million business PC replacements set for this year, says Gartner.
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Microsoft’s Android Lumia would ‘confuse consumers’
Report: Android OS based Lumia device from Microsoft is coming.
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Qualcomm drives high-speed wireless technology with WiGig
Wi fiers told get it or get left behind.
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UK mobile phone sales to plummet 11% in 2014
Device slowdown hits as country reaches saturation point.
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China gives Lenovo IBM server deal the green light
$2.3bn server buyup approved in Asia, now Lenovo waits on the West.
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Transparency doesn’t come naturally to service providers, says Claranet
Q&A: Martin Saunders, corporate development director at Claranet.
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Top 10 highest grossing iPhone games 2014
From farming to Hobbits, these games mean big bucks for the mobile industry.
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Microsoft will release fitness band, not a smartwatch
The device will still display smartphone notifications.
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Rackspace could go private, claims insider source
IT hosting giant reportedly in talks with private equity firm.
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Amazon’s new cheaper instance showcases CPU boost
T2 instance for machines needing less juice can also go turbo.
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6 businesses that Google is in
From social media to mobile Wi-Fi, Google has most bases covered.
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Google turns on transparency website for the EU
New site aims to teach visitors all about cookies.
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Bad news for Microsoft? Windows XP still on the rise as Windows 8 usage drops
But Windows 8.1 manages to climb a fraction in June.
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Top 10 Android video players 2014
Which one do you use to watch your videos?
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The quiet surge by AWS
Other web services companies are available but Amazon's customer base expands relentlessly
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Crypto key vulnerability could affect 86% of Android devices
Google only patched Android 4.4 KitKat, all other versions at risk says IBM.
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Folders for Windows Phone 8.1 as Microsoft vies for market share
Was Metro a mistake? Microsoft goes after favourite features of Android.
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The ‘snoop-proof’ Blackphone starts shipping today
But security experts warn it's not as safe as it claims.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 only the third best selling smartphone in the UK in May
But Samsung beats Apple sales in the US.
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LG gets to work on consumer version of Google’s 3D tablet
Project Tango will be ready for the general public by 2015.
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Facebook ditches Amazon Web Services for Instagram photos
AWS loses valuable customer as Facebook plans fourth data centre in Iowa.
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Google’s Android Wear watches revealed at Google I/O
LG G Moto, Moto 360 and Samsung Gear Live ready to go.
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Samsung Knox enterprise security comes forth
Analysis: But can it really wrestle CIOs from Apple?
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Google I/O to showcase wearable devices
Could also be set to make in-roads with connected cars.
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Microsoft Outlook outage knocks out email for nine hours
But users may be entitled to a service credit from Microsoft's Office 365 SLA.
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Top 10 Galaxy S5 cases 2014
Protect your Samsung Galaxy S5 from drops or scratches with these 10 perfect cases.
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Equinix and Ciena team up for on-demand virtual network capabilities
On-demand usage brought to Equinix customers.
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Microsoft launches Nokia X2
Android-powered Nokia phone round two.
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Google Glass launches in the UK alongside four new Glass apps
Smartglasses now available to Brits for £1,000.
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Microsoft doubles OneDrive free storage
Up to 15GB, Microsoft also gives away 1TB of storage with Office 365.
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NVIDIA announces 24 hour test drive of cloud-delivered graphics power
GRID Test Drive provides instant access to graphics-accelerated virtual desktops.
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Samsung to announce Android Wear smartwatch
Galaxy Gear makers look to expand to Google's smartwatch platform.
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New Microsoft Nokia device coming tomorrow
Rumoured Nokia X2 may be launched for emerging markets.
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HTC will make Google Nexus 9 Volantis
8.9-inch Nexus 9 will have 32GB of storage and an 8MP camera.
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Top 10 iPhone 5C cases 2014
From protecting your colourful beauty to adding extra features, here are ten of the best cases for your iPhone…
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Samsung eyes up enterprise market for $100bn revenue by 2020
"Enterprise increasingly relevant," says Samsung.
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House of Representatives vote to close NSA surveillance loophole
If passed, NSA will require a warrant for data searches.
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Microsoft Azure drafts in disaster recovery
Renamed Hyper-V Recovery Manager to Site Recovery.
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Intel launches face-tracking avatar app
Pocket Avatars released to show off Intel's facial recognition tech.
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New BlackBerry phone to launch in London, reveals BlackBerry boss
September announcement will see arrival of the BlackBerry Passport.
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5 ways to stream the England vs Uruguay match
It's a GOOOOAAAALLLLLLLL for streaming technology this year.
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"The future for OpenStack is looking very bright," says Red Hat.
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BlackBerry to tempt users with Android apps from Amazon Appstore
Over 200,000 Android apps to be available on BlackBerry 10.3.
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Adobe subscription number soar as move to cloud pays off
First sales growth in six quarters after bumpy move away from one-off purchases.
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Smartphone gamers pushing mobile gaming revenue to $28.9bn
Smartphones and tablets chuck traditional handheld gamers into a niche, says report.
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Amazon unveils new SSDs to rival Google’s sameday announcement
The service is available on a pay-as-you-go basis.
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Microsoft confirms Cortana will arrive in the UK in “weeks not months”
UK version of Cortana will also feature a British accent.
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Google connects remote Brazilian school to web using ‘Loon’ balloon
Celebrates anniversary with first ever LTE connection.
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Google spins up faster storage for public cloud
Also announces multi data centre load balancing.
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Leaked Microsoft document reveals plans for Nokia rebranding
Nokia employees must now say: "I work for Microsoft and I work on the Microsoft Devices Business."
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Windows Phone 8.1 breaks fitness app duopoly
Microsoft’s mobiles will get Fitbit, the smartband app.
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Amazon S3 invites users to provide their own encryption keys
But Amazon Web Services is still under criticism for continuing use of TrueCrypt.
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Top 5 features of the Galaxy Tab S
Samsung takes aim at Apple with a true iPad challenger!
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Apple recalls fire hazard charger
Product sold between 2009 and 2012 may 'pose a safety risk'.
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Intel shakes PC market with sales increase claims
PC maker predicts a coffee break for PC market decline.
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Google drops timely hint of Android 5.0
Next Android operating system due at Google's I/O conference this month.
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Ex-Nokia employees are shaping Finland’s next tech revolution
Analysis: Has mobile gaming taken the baton from Nokia?
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Microsoft Azure all spent up on US IPv4 addresses
Software giant was too slow in shifting to IPv6, users being redirected outside of the US.
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Policy sees your personal details made public if your website makes money.
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Established newspapers are still the most read news sources online
Survey finds that UK mainstream media favoured over sites like Buzzfeed and Huffington Post.
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No ‘right to be forgotten’ on Bing just yet
Search engine says implementing ruling is ‘taking us some time’.
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HP unveils The Machine, a data centre ‘the size of a fridge’
160 petabytes in 250 nanoseconds? No problem, says HP Labs.
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UK Starbucks could start Duracell wireless charging by 2015
Rollout of ‘powermats’ in US Starbucks starts today.
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LG G Watch could get a July 7 UK release date
Possible specs leaked for Android Wear smartwatch.
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Dozens of cloud providers flock to achieve trust ‘seal of approval’
Skyhigh Network's CloudTrust Program launched in January, attracting the wondering eyes of the CIO.
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In Finland, coding is more important than long division
Curriculum will kick out sums in favour of programming from 2016.
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Facebook poaches PayPal boss for messaging services expansion
David Marcus wants to get his hands dirty and build 'at scale'.
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British Instagram users will soon be hit with ads
Selfie-platform Instagram is expanding mobile advertising beyond US.
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Google announces 3D-mapping tablet
Project Tango will help developers create apps in 3D.
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Amazon Web Services gets Windows Server 2012 R2
Latest web services battle ignites as AWS employs rival's latest server.
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Microsoft expanding Azure with southern Brazil data centres
Following Amazon, Microsoft making sure it doesn't drop the ball for Fifa World Cup hosts.
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Top 10 tips for CIOs and the boardroom
New report highlights misalignment of C-Suites and CIOs in the digital shift.
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Bing at 5: Is Microsoft prepared for the search engine revolution?
It trails Google everywhere but keeps snapping at its heels.
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Amazon’s 3D phone ‘stands a chance’ if bundled the right way
Amazon's strong ecosystem could be a winner for its smartphone debut.
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Microsoft to push Windows phones below $200 this year
Phones will reach price points that "will really surprise you".
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Microsoft showcases over 40 new partner devices at Computex
VP Nick Parker talks on Microsoft's ‘breadth of innovation’.
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Google shows off Moto 360 and G Watch on Android Developers Blog
Contextual 'walking tour' app made by two developers.
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IBM and Lenovo seek US deal review extension
Acquistion of IBM's low-end server unit could be delayed if found to affect national security.
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Why Tinder wants to expand beyond being a sex app
Co-founder talks third-party integrations and banner ads.
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Samsung's first ever Tizen-powered smartphone to hit the Russian market.
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Fears of human worker replacement won't stop efforts to beat US, Korea and Japan in robot production.
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Mac OS 10.10 ‘Yosemite’ brings desktops and smartphones closer
Apple WDCC News: Latest desktop software features 'Continuity'.
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Apple reveals first glimpse of its connected home future
WWDC Report: Home Kit allows for systems control from lights to locks.
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Microsoft: Cortana is much more than just a voice assistant
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Samsung Galaxy K Zoom released in UK May 31
20MP version of Samsung Galaxy S5 with 10x optical zoom.
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Amazon Web Services awarded Bitcoin cloud computing patent
Patent foresees the use of digital currency as payment for cloud services.
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Microsoft’s smartwatch will be compatible with iPhone and Android
Could feature an always-on heart rate sensor.
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Alibaba clinches 10% stake in postal service
As ecommerce explodes across Asia the web giant wants a logistics play
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CIOs at risk of becoming obsolete
Shift of focus from operational maintenance required.
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Dropbox CEO: “We’re not cutting prices”
Drew Houston told Re/Code conference competitors just can't match Dropbox.
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Acer announces further Bring Your Own Cloud plans
NTI Corporation joins alliance to develop software for Acer's BYOC service.
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10 habits that scary data brokers know about you
New Federal Trade Commission report sheds light on data brokers and what data they actually have on US citizens.
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The Google Glass-style tech that’s heading to the battlefield
Soldiers will get ‘smart’ helmets connected to maps and weapons systems.
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German government to create ‘cyber courts’ for right to be forgotten cases
Interior Ministry says it does not want Google to automatically delete search results.
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LG G Watch gets release date
New Android Wear smartwatch will go on sale for £180.
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We give you a run down of five of the best 10" slates on the market today.
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LG G3 specs leaked: 5.5-inch screen and 13 megapixel camera
Dutch LG-affiliated website accidentally posts G3 specs just before unveiling.
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China in move to ban IBM servers amidst spying tensions
US companies come under the microscope as banks told to replace IBM servers with Chinese hardware.
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Both iPhone 6 versions and new iPads will get Apple fingerprint sensors
Apple goes full steam ahead with Touch ID.
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Londoners are carrying around stacks of uninsured technology!
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Windows 9 and Windows Phone 9 release date leaked
Release schedule appears in leaked document.
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Google plans global cloud-based Wi-Fi
Network in the cloud a win-win-win for Google, businesses, and end users.
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Open source cloud hosting environment built in Swiss data centre
Major R&D centre develops cloud hosting framework
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Skyhigh Networks’ data shows the average Fortune 2000 Company has 15,800 employees who use eBay.
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Over 220m customer accounts have been compromised in one of the largest ever cyberattacks.
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Samsung planning Android mobile apps for astronauts and space tourists
Boeing and Samsung collaborate on mobile technology for space station ferry.
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Top 10 budget Android smartphones for 2014
What are the best budget Android smartphones currently available? Read this list to find out!
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Google takes most valuable brand top spot 2014
Google's investments in wearable technology relegate Apple to number two.
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Windows 8 banned for Chinese government
Microsoft "surprised" but will continue offering Windows 7.
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China calls out ‘hypocritical’ US on hacker charges
Chinese Foreign Ministry has summoned US Ambassador to descalate tension.
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Microsoft's brand new 'laptop replacement' goes head to head with Apple's iPad Air.
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PQChat could offer businesses the most secure method of communication yet
Post-quantum messaging app PQChat aims for the enterprise market.
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Future of wireless charging goes under the skin
Technology currently used to wirelessly charge smartphones may soon power implanted biometric devices.
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Google nudges Android further into the enterprise space with Divide buyout
BYOD app lets users separate their phone between work and play.
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Android and Chrome OS could come together in phone/tablet connectivity.
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US indicts Chinese military cyber troops alleged to have stole industrial information.
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Nexus 6 could be dropped in favour of Android Silver
New Android scheme will arrive in February 2015.
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Microsoft snubs Amazon at upcoming Worldwide Partner Conference
Infrastructure as a Service competitor left out of annual partner show.
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Germany, Italy and Iran have the web giant in their sights.
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New net neutrality proposal gets the go ahead
FCC's 3-2 vote for rule change now open to 120-day public comment period.
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New Android update coming to Nexus 4, 5, 7, 10 and HTC One M7 and M8
Android 4.4.3 KitKat will be rolled out imminently.
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Motorola's upcoming smartwatch looks set to rock the wearable tech world.
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Super cooled atom positioning technology set for smartphone use
'Quantum positioning' to be tested on submarines.
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BlackBerry steps up momentum to get back into your office
BlackBerry 10.3 SDK beta is released, hints at 453DPI QWERTY handset.
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Google gets new UK chief
Eileen Naughton becomes head of Google's UK sales.
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And 5 people and groups that almost definitely don’t.
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Yahoo continues shift into mobile with Blink acquisition
Self-destructive message app buyout will add brains to Yahoo's 'smart communication' team.
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Virgin Galactic will now accept Bitcoin
Richard Branson invests in Bitcoin payments processor.
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How GCHQ exploited Facebook security weaknesses
UK spies used Akamai content delivery network to extract user data.
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Will Google stop making Google Glass?
Glass goes up for sale in US - but only while stocks last, warns Google.
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MoD needs to ‘pay more’ to attract IT specialists
Commons Select Committee has concerns over MoD plans.
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Did the Samsung Galaxy S5 beat the iPhone 5S’ sales figures?
Samsung shipped 10 million S5 devices in the first 25 days of sale.
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The box that puts YOU in charge of your data
Personal open-source server goes live on IndieGoGo.
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FCC holds Twitter chat on net neutrality
US commission revising rules in face of public backlash over preferential internet performance.
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How Google search results are influencing elections
Manipulation effect tested on undecided Indian voters.
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Russia may be following in the footsteps of China’s Great Firewall
Putin wants a sovereign internet and and access to all data passing through Russian servers.
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LG's Android Wear-powered smartwatch will be released at end of June.
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Russia and India to be testing grounds for Samsung’s mobile operating system
Tizen smartphones to be launched in emerging smart phone markets.
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Google testing major Gmail redesign
Report: Look and feel will unify mobile and PC versions.
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But employees don't necessarily have to be malicious to put a company at risk.
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Nexus 8 will come with Android 4.5 Lollipop.
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Personalised sports app for iOS and Android comes to UK.
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Japanese to trial 5G this year
NTT DOCOMO prepares 5G networks with Ericsson.
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O2 and BT in deal “worth several hundreds of millions”
Five-year plan to provide ICT services for UK businesses.
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“It will, however, be an alternative that caters for an online world,” says expert.
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Chrome OS: How Google is planning to further infiltrate your office environment
Google and Intel partner up to take on Microsoft... and it could work.
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Top 5 upcoming Android smartphones
From Tesco's own-brand Galaxy S5 to Google's Nexus 6, here are five of the best.
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Florida court blocks veteran’s attempt to marry ‘porn-filled’ Apple computer
Apple – a reluctant star in homophobic headline-grabbing lawsuit.
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MI5: Your junior IT employees are being groomed to steal information
Cold War era cyber-games putting UK firms at risk.
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5 amazing iWatch concept designs
Apple's iWatch is due late 2014, but what will it look like?
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Top 10 things we want to see on the Nexus 6
The features that Google's next flagship SHOULD have.
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Warsaw's Grand Theatre and National Opera extends Clear-Com intercom systems.
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Top 10 features of Google's incoming smartwatch operating system.
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New insomnia-busting app might have the answer, but we keep getting told otherwise.
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Facebook reveals aspirations to be the king of the mobile web at F8.
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Two ways Twitter can save itself
Following a fall in share price, Twitter needs to think fast.
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These figures show how Yahoo’s brain drain is over
Is Marissa Mayer helping Yahoo to become the king of cool?
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Consumers still love watching TV and using microwaves.
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US finally breached with fake porn app
SMS Trojan has already infected over 60 countries worldwide.
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Tough question! Here's the downlow on the two upcoming Android Wear watches.
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Motivated by fun, greed actually 'takes a back seat' in app attacks.
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5 things you should know about the LG G3
Fingerprint sensor? Brushed metal chassis? What will the LG G3 boast?
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LG follows in Google’s budget Nexus footsteps with a mini LG G3
G3 Mini could feature a 4.7-inch screen and 8MP camera.
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Nokia gets a new name as Microsoft prepares to close deal
Nokia acquisition closure will create 'Microsoft Mobile Oy'.
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Google is reportedly working on budget Nexus device.
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Top 5 budget tablets for 2014
Want a tablet on the cheap? Here are the latest and best budget tablets on the market.
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Microcamera shows Google Glass will turn into Google contact lens
Camera patents hint at the future of wearable technology.
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Is your data worth more than £288?
Dutch student auctions off personal data to raise privacy awareness.
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Threat Horizons 2016 shows cyber ‘cold war’ has turned hot
Information Security Forum highlights the need for trust in cyberspace.
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Samsung lines up Google Glass killer
Patents reveal Samsung’s Galaxy Glass - an augmented reality Glass rival.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom gets release date
Will be called Galaxy K, will feature a 20MP camera.
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Top 5 secret features of Windows 8
Dig a little deeper and there's loads to love about Windows 8 and 8.1.
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5 hidden features of the HTC One M8
The HTC One M8's secret weapons.
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How the UK’s immigration policy is damaging its technology industry
House of Lords committee finds an ‘unwelcoming’ UK to blame for drop in science, technology, engineering, and maths students.
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Number of websites hosted on Windows XP are also still high despite Microsoft end-of-support.
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Heartbleed: Why changing your password is the worst advice EVER
Security experts say 'don’t listen to Tumblr'.
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Amirunningxp.com saves users the donkey work.
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Today Windows XP support ends, but the UK Government has offered a last minute solution for some organisations.
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Metropolitan Police to carry on using Windows XP with Microsoft Custom Support Agreement
CSA will "ensure reduced risk".
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10 reasons to love Gmail
Google Mail is 10 years old, here are its best bits.
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Nexus 6 could now get October release date
The device may be based on the HTC One M8.
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Sony is sticking with e-ink, releases ‘digital paper’ tablet
13.3-inch e-ink display aims to replace the physical notepad.
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Windows 8 adoption suffers another slow month
Windows 8 desktop market share in March creeps up only 0.6%, Windows XP market share only falls 2%.
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‘Information freedom fighters’ are behind the abduction.
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99% of Met Police PCs will still be running Windows XP past Microsoft’s 8 April support expiry
Freedom of information request by CBR reveals extent of Windows XP use.
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21 of the world’s top news outlets have been target of ‘state-sponsored’ hacking
Journalists under more threat than anyone else, public knowledge is just "tip of the iceberg".
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Top 5 Microsoft Office for iPad alternatives
Office for iPad is out, but there has always been other options, you know.
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The delay has given iPad users a taste of life without Office, but will they return?
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Satya Nadella announces Microsoft Office for iPad
San Francisco unveiling boosts Microsoft's 'mobile first, cloud first' strategy.
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This is the world’s first $1 million virtual property
Land for sale on a treasure hunting planet in a virtual universe. Don the Oculus Rift!
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Top 10 HTC One M8 apps
Load your shiny new HTC One M8 with the best apps on the market.
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Could the Nexus 6 be announced in June?
Nexus 6 launch may coincide with release of Android Wear smartwatches.
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HTC One M8 launches with world’s first dual rear camera and Snapdragon 801 processor
London and New York releases see HTC hit right back at Samsung Galaxy S5.
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4 reasons why Mozilla’s new CEO Brendan Eich is the right choice
And one reason why he’s not.
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Top 5 best new smartphones
What are the top smartphones available right now?
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Google Glass is not ready for prime time, says Google
Google uses blog post to shoot down ten Google Glass myths.
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Was Microsoft right to go through French blogger’s Hotmail account?
Operating system evangelists on trouble over email snooping.
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Does new cloaking app show that social media is ‘growing up’?
With 'Cloak' you can hide from your 'friends'.
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Intel insists desktops are not dead, places bets on all-in-ones
Black Brook will be giant tablet that can attach to docking station, making it a desktop.
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Nexus 8 will be larger than 8 inches, could be made by HTC
Google to still go ahead with 3rd Gen Nexus 7.
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Is this wink-activated camera the latest device to fuel our selfie-obsessed society?
The Samsung NX mini smart camera takes a shot when a wink is detected.
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How to move your small business to the cloud
Plus what are the benefits of using Software as a Service?
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Google announces wearable operating system ‘Android Wear’
LG's forthcoming G smartwatch will run on the operating system.
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Top 5 Windows XP #fails
Love it or loathe it, XP sure had some quirks.
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Microsoft Office coming to iPad this month: three things you need to know about Nadella’s mobile and cloud strategy
Can 'mobile first, cloud first' be a winning formula for Microsoft?
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Could the Nexus 6 be Google’s last Nexus device?
And why you're better off waiting for a Samsung Galaxy S5 Google edition.
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How to get £50 from Microsoft
Move off Windows XP, apparently.
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5 things you need to know about Google Chrome’s Incognito
Chrome's private browsing mode: how to activate it and does it protect you from secret agents?
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Microsoft’s bread and butter is toast in India
Windows Phone license fee is waived for two phone makers.
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Top 5 laptops under £300
Need a laptop on a budget? Here are some of the best Chromebooks and hybrids.
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Google Nexus smartwatch – 5 features you need to know about
Motorola patent application reveals key details about Google's next wearable device.
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Nexus 6 2014 launch date narrows, will probably be made by LG
Nexus 8 could also be unveiled at Google’s I/O conference in June.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 UK pre-order date announced
EE, Vodafone, and Three amongst S5 sellers.
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Google opens up Docs APIs to compete with Microsoft Office
Add-on developers will draw users away from Office, Google hopes.
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Porn.com and vodka.com among most expensive domain sales ever
Yahoo and World Wide Web Foundation also buy wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.com to celebrate 25th birthday.
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Top 10 budget smartphones for 2014
Need a smartphone on the cheap? Here are the latest and best budget smartphones on the market.
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What is the Deep Web and how to access it
The dark and anonymous underbelly of the internet iceberg.
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Intel scraps the app store you’ve never heard of: AppUp is closing down March 11
Firm blames ‘shift in consumer interest’ for AppUp’s poor performance.
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The 4 signs that show why Windows Phone will fail
Nadella's already got enough on his plate, so what will he do with Microsoft's mobile OS?
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Drones vs Loons: The battle for mobile internet supremacy
Will Facebook’s drones and Google’s helium Wi-Fi balloons stick, or are they just a load of hot air?
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Infinera and Telefonica team up to deliver faster networks in the terabit age
Team to deliver first multi-layer automation on transport networks.
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When will we be seeing Internet Explorer on Android?
Microsoft could only benefit from steering Internet Explorer into a larger mobile browser market share.
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Labour: cookie privacy is ‘far too much hassle’
Labour's Yvette Cooper delivers speech on data monitoring, says government needs to do more to combat online crime and…
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Microsoft’s Cortana is more transparent than Siri and Google Now
Virtual assistant will allow data access customisation.
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How to make a desktop PC out of a Raspberry Pi
With a few simple steps, you can build your own personal desktop with a £35 Pi and some easy-to-grab…
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Bitcoin: The currency of a revolution?
Kiev protestors accepting funds in Bitcoin via press-broadcasted QR codes.
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6 things you should know about the iPhone 6
The latest rumours and specs from Apple's next mobile flagship.
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O2 revenue falls 0.5 per cent in 2013
But it adds almost one million contract customers, bringing total customer base to 23.6 million.
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Smart toothbrush can give you brushing tips and analyse tooth hygiene
Oral-B's SmartSeries 7000 is the first 'connected toothbrush' in the smart home vision.
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5G is ‘around the corner’, says mobile alliance
5G initiative officially launched at Mobile World Congress.
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Tizen lacking clout at Mobile World Congress
Samsung is playing it safe by sticking with Tizen-powered smartwatches.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 and Gear 2, Gear Fit: Best in show vs BlackBerry, Sony, Nokia
How does Samsung's latest flagship phone compare to this week's other smartphone announcements?
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BlackBerry: It’s fun to stay at the Q W E R T Y
BlackBerry announces Q20 smartphone at MWC, aims phone at loyal C-level userbase.
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Opinion: Why the Blackphone makes business sense
Getting a bundle of these could be perfect for small firms and startups.
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Meet the best looking phone in the world
The Jolla combines function and fashion, but can the Sailfish-powered beauty compete in an Android world?
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Proof that Android is dominating the OS game? Nokia X is here
Nokia boards the Android ship with launch of Nokia X smartphone family.
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Mobile World Congress 2014 is GO! 5 things you need to look out for
From the latest Samsung flagship to the operating system you've never heard of.
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What are APIs? Your two-minute guide
What are they and why should you be using them?
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Tizen is a fading force, says Ubuntu’s Mark Shuttleworth
Ubuntu can compete with Android, but Tizen is no threat as 'backers seek too much control'.
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