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Dell misses revenue expectations despite storage boost
Compellent may be a serious boon to Dell's profits, but the company's growth remains stunted by public sector and consumer weaknesses.
Week in Review: Microsoft back for more...
IT PRO looks at the biggest stories this week, including more Microsoft-Yahoo shenanigans and an IT solution to employees lying about being sick.
House of Lords leads Commons in mobility
Android and Apple devices could change parliamentary business as the Houses come to terms with the cloud.
Week in review: Public Wi-Fi isn't dead yet, Apple security tsar's crazy idea
This week, Sky puts its head in the clouds whilst the mobile market continues to flourish.
Nokia sales chief is off as makeover clock ticks
Finnish giant Nokia has ditched its sales chief as its Lumia smartphone disappoints.
Apple on top in smartphone wars
The iPhone maker led the pack in 2011, thanks to record sales of its mobile device.
Cisco decides to Flip out
Flip appears to have been a flop for Cisco, as the networking giant ditches the camera business.
Google defends Android openness
Google says it is still open after critics questioned its handling of Honeycomb source code.
Week in review: Nokia-Microsoft alliance, HP TouchPad tablet, Facebook shares
There are some weeks in the tech industry where absolutely nothing seems to happen. This week definitely wasn't one of them.
Malware targeting Google Android quadruples in 2010
Android has become more of a target for cyber criminals this year, a report shows.
iPhone overtakes BlackBerry, closes in on Nokia
Apple shipped more smartphones than RIM in the third quarter of 2010 and increased its market share.
Workers want better-integrated comms
Four-fifths of knowledge workers say they don't have the technology they need to do their jobs.
Sony Ericsson predicts "modest growth" in 2011
Results show a return to profit, albeit a small one. <br>
The business smartphone is still in the distance
In his latest column, Stephen claims companies won’t switch to mobile devices until they are as reliable as their trucks.
Windows Phone 7 Series won't run WinMo apps
Microsoft's all-new mobile OS will be a clean break, but WinMo 6.5 will still be actively supported for a long time to come, a Microsoft employee...
Fifth of businesses not happy with their broadband
A fifth of small businesses are annoyed by the reliability or speed of their connections, according to Ofcom.
Security firms cannot protect the iPhone from threats
Recent incidents have put the iPhone's security in focus, but firms will not be able to develop anti-virus because of the nature of the system.
Could Android be the next target for worm attacks?
Jail-broken iPhones have already been targeted, but what does this mean for Android, which has a more open OS?
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