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Latest Facebook scam could affect millions
A new spam attack against Facebook users could lead to millions of computers being infected with a password stealing programme.
Week in Review: Digital Economy Bill, MIX10 and SXSW
The Digital Economy Bill heads to MPs, and more from this week in IT.
Windows 7's SP1 will include just 'minor' updates
The first service pack for Windows 7 will include a few minor updates and some virtualisation tools, Microsoft has said.
Viacom and Google in copyright catfight
Google claims Viacom uploaded its own content to YouTube, while Viacom says Google ignored illegal clips.
Your Views: Google Street View across the UK
Google has extended Street View across the UK - but is it a fantastic service or a privacy invasion?
- Synology launches ‘affordable’ NAS device
- Orange bags white Xperia X10 exclusive
- Browser ballot boosts Opera downloads in the UK
- Reviews round-up: Windows Phone 7 and Firefox Mobile
- Today in tech: Lords praise UK cyber security, Sky goes 3D in April
- Virgin Media shows off its 200Mbps
- Mobile recyclers asked to check if phones are stolen
- Google to quit China in April?
- Palm 'disapointed' by results, Pre sales
- Facebook says no to CEOP panic button
- China slams faulty HP laptops
- Top five Blackberry applications
- Top five Android applications
- Top five iPhone applications
18 Mar 2010
- For secure virtualisation, four is the magic number
- Digital Economy Bill to cost ISPs up to £500 million
- Lords 'shocked' by lack of cyber security cooperation
- Virtualisation to be attacked in 2010
- FTC member slams 'irresponsible' Google over Buzz launch
- IBM launches new Intel Xeon 5600 servers
- Today in tech: Piracy costs jobs, Samsung Jet Ultra lands at O2
- O2 condemns 'bullying' law firms for threatening file-sharers
- Sony ships Vaio M Series netbook
- Google updates Chrome, awards security bonus
- HTC confident it will win Apple patent suit
17 Mar 2010
- Will piracy cost Europe €240 billion?
- Today in tech: IE9 previewed, US gets fast broadband plan
- Microsoft yet to fix six month old Virtual PC flaw
- Microsoft hit by another patent dispute
- App market will be worth $17.5 billion by 2012
- Report: Macs cost less to run than Windows PCs
- Fraudsters focus on ID theft, not stealing cash
- Open source developers ditch iPhone for Android
- Microsoft drops cut and paste from Windows Phone 7
- Will Google really pull out of China?
- Spotify hits 320,000 paid for users
- Google partners call for clarity on China plans
16 Mar 2010
- Google Nexus One trails iPhone sales
- Microsoft offers Internet Explorer 9 sneak peak
- Q&A: Trusteer chief executive Mickey Boodaei
- Google is as big as the third largest ISP
- Free laptop plans could produce ‘future botnets’
- Today in tech: TalkTalk goes for Apple, Windows Phone 7 detailed
- ‘Climate of fear’ is best weapon against cyber crime
- Budget SSDs to bolster market?
- IDC: PC market to see double-digit growth
- Intel unveils secure Xeon 5600 server chips
- Facebook topples Google as most visited site on the web
- Government wants business ideas for ID cards
- Twitter takes aim at RSS and bookmarks with @Anywhere
- Even 'terrorists' love social networking, says report
- Lords let Digital Economy Bill head to MPs
- Google: Mobile ads rates could top PC
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- Microsoft unveils Silverlight 4 release candidate
- Microsoft unveils more Windows Phone 7 details
- Gartner: Physical servers safer than virtualised ones
- Dell sues over Asian LCD cartel
- Apple offers new iPad if battery dies
- Google Street View slammed as 'a service for burglars'
- Today in tech: Happy 25th, dotcom
- Will there be an out-of-band update for latest IE flaw?
- Apple shifts 120,000 iPads on first day on sale
- Google Nexus One's UK arrival delayed
- Google expected to shut down China search soon
- Tim Cook wins $22 million bonus for filling in for Jobs
13 Mar 2010
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- HTC Desire and Legend head to Vodafone in April
- Half of internet users don’t trust website privacy policies
- GCHQ’s ‘cavalier attitude’ leads to 35 lost laptops
- BBC slammed over Facebook training
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- Week in Review: Digital Economy Bill takes a beating
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