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Vodafone and 02 hit out at 4G consultations
Mobile operators take issue with Ofcom and brand talks “fundamentally flawed”.
ARM-based Windows 8 tablets facing delays
Sources claim Windows RT operating system could need a post-launch patch at the very least.
Lenovo banks on X1 Ultrabook to boost market share
PCs are here to stay, declares the general manager of computer maker's ThinkPad unit.
Google: Government controls are the internet's biggest threat
Public sector agencies will filter information and "delete your thoughts", warns the search giant's chairman.
Unifed comms confusion blights adoption, research shows
Survey shows CIOs are reluctant to invest because of concerns over costs and deployment.
24 May 2012
- Intel plots UK economic boost by turning London into a sustainable city
- Freeview: TV viewers must not pay to fix 4G interference
- UK regulator shuts down Angry Birds scam
- VMware acquires desktop virtualisation start-up Wanova
- Autonomy management walk over HP bureaucracy
- Local fibre broadband needs common standards
- Mobile payments to oust cash and cards
- RIM loses its head of sales
- Oracle loses in Android case
- HP plans massive job cuts
23 May 2012
- Cloud contracts need more flexibility
- IBM bans use of Siri on iPhones
- CIOs in the dark over bandwidth
- SAP makes $4.3 billion cloud computing bet with Ariba purchase
- Macs and Android under malware threat
- Everything Everywhere finishes Signal Share project
- Co-op rings up cloud helpdesk system
- Dell Q2 revenue forecast shows modest growth
- EMC World 2012: EMC bangs the drum for disk storage
22 May 2012
- EMC World 2012: VCE unveils EMC VMAX 10K Vblock
- EMC World 2012: EMC hails the rise of the data scientist
- Fujitsu targets enterprises with Android ICS tablet
- Apple remains world's most valuable brand
- Government reveals plans for Open Data Institute
- Kroll Ontrack signs storage consolidation deal with HDS
- Open source software driving cloud-based innovation
- Facebook shares plunge 11 per cent on opening day
- EMC World 2012: EMC unveils record number of new products
- EMC World 2012: EMC snaps up online file sharing service Syncplicity
21 May 2012
- Silicon memristors promise cheaper, faster, denser memory
- Code of practice needed for providers
- European Commission proposes settlement for Google over antitrust case
- Hutchison denies it will pull plug on Three UK
- Facebook floatation marred by Nasdaq glitch
- Alibaba close to deal with Yahoo over buyback
- Government reveals Cloudstore 2.0 facelift
- Apple and Samsung CEOs prepare for courtroom drama
- EMC World 2012: Europe is playing catch up in the cloud
- EMC World 2012: Tucci declares Documentum is here to stay
- EMC World 2012: EMC talks up cloud, security and big data
18 May 2012
- Microsoft talks up private and public cloud adoption
- Iomega announces UK launch of StorCenter ix2
- ICO: Fines for cookie law breakers "unlikely"
- Freeview threatened by 4G rollout
- Samsung Galaxy S III racks up nine million pre-orders
- BlackBerry 7 OS certified to carry 'Restricted' UK government information
- Apple plans to power main datacentre using green energy
- HP readying the axe on 25,000 jobs?
17 May 2012
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Vodafone and 02 hit out at 4G consultations
Mobile operators take issue with Ofcom and brand talks “fundamentally flawed”.
ARM-based Windows 8 tablets facing delays
Sources claim Windows RT operating system could need a post-launch patch at the very least.
Lenovo banks on X1 Ultrabook to boost market share
PCs are here to stay, declares the general manager of computer maker's ThinkPad unit.
Google: Government controls are the internet's biggest threat
Public sector agencies will filter information and "delete your thoughts", warns the search giant's chairman.
Unifed comms confusion blights adoption, research shows
Survey shows CIOs are reluctant to invest because of concerns over costs and deployment.
24 May 2012
- Intel plots UK economic boost by turning London into a sustainable city
- Freeview: TV viewers must not pay to fix 4G interference
- UK regulator shuts down Angry Birds scam
- VMware acquires desktop virtualisation start-up Wanova
- Autonomy management walk over HP bureaucracy
- Local fibre broadband needs common standards
- Mobile payments to oust cash and cards
- RIM loses its head of sales
- Oracle loses in Android case
- HP plans massive job cuts
23 May 2012
- Cloud contracts need more flexibility
- IBM bans use of Siri on iPhones
- CIOs in the dark over bandwidth
- SAP makes $4.3 billion cloud computing bet with Ariba purchase
- Macs and Android under malware threat
- Everything Everywhere finishes Signal Share project
- Co-op rings up cloud helpdesk system
- Dell Q2 revenue forecast shows modest growth
- EMC World 2012: EMC bangs the drum for disk storage
22 May 2012
- EMC World 2012: VCE unveils EMC VMAX 10K Vblock
- EMC World 2012: EMC hails the rise of the data scientist
- Fujitsu targets enterprises with Android ICS tablet
- Apple remains world's most valuable brand
- Government reveals plans for Open Data Institute
- Kroll Ontrack signs storage consolidation deal with HDS
- Open source software driving cloud-based innovation
- Facebook shares plunge 11 per cent on opening day
- EMC World 2012: EMC unveils record number of new products
- EMC World 2012: EMC snaps up online file sharing service Syncplicity
21 May 2012
- Silicon memristors promise cheaper, faster, denser memory
- Code of practice needed for providers
- European Commission proposes settlement for Google over antitrust case
- Hutchison denies it will pull plug on Three UK
- Facebook floatation marred by Nasdaq glitch
- Alibaba close to deal with Yahoo over buyback
- Government reveals Cloudstore 2.0 facelift
- Apple and Samsung CEOs prepare for courtroom drama
- EMC World 2012: Europe is playing catch up in the cloud
- EMC World 2012: Tucci declares Documentum is here to stay
- EMC World 2012: EMC talks up cloud, security and big data
18 May 2012
- Microsoft talks up private and public cloud adoption
- Iomega announces UK launch of StorCenter ix2
- ICO: Fines for cookie law breakers "unlikely"
- Freeview threatened by 4G rollout
- Samsung Galaxy S III racks up nine million pre-orders
- BlackBerry 7 OS certified to carry 'Restricted' UK government information
- Apple plans to power main datacentre using green energy
- HP readying the axe on 25,000 jobs?
17 May 2012
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HP: it's all about the software, stupid
The hardware giant is to restructure again, at the cost of 27,000 jobs. But it is the vendor's software strategy that is now being questioned.
- Could the UK ever build a Facebook?
- Chromebooks: What's gone wrong?
- CIO: Career is over?
- Windows Azure VM Beta for AWS users (and cloud virgins)
- Citrix takes on the mobile cloud at Synergy
- Bring you own device: the $600 question
- Getting ready for EMC World
- HP to bring indestructible plastic displays and Memristor storage to market
- Montreux Jazz Festival: Storage in a different light
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A sneak peek at the 14in Ultrabook, which will feature a lightweight carbon chassis, Intel vPro support and HD+ display.
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CIOs are increasingly influential, but have to juggle "dual roles", study finds.
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- IBM bans use of Siri on iPhones
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- Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook review : First look
- Chromebooks: What's gone wrong?
- HP plans massive job cuts
- Google: Government controls are the internet's biggest threat
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- Sony Vaio T13 Ultrabook review: First look
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