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HTC deleting customer data next month
After touting its HTCSense.com back-up to customers, a renovation of the site will remove everything stored there at the end of April.
Samsung announces first Ice Cream Sandwich tablet
The Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) might not pack much of a hardware punch, but it does come with Google's latest mobile OS.
Has Google misfired by buying Motorola Mobility?
Google stunned the market by announcing it was buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. But what is it up to, and should it be up to it? Simon...
How do tablets fit into your business?
Tablets may be the must-have device for consumers, but do they fit into the workplace, and if so, how? Clare Hopping investigates.
Apple iPhone tracking: Should you care?
We explore the implications of Apple, Google and Microsoft's alleged tracking of mobile users.
IBM introduces mobile security tech and services
IBM announces a range of initiatives based around mobile security.
Gingerbread data-stealing flaw discovered
Researchers have discovered a Gingerbread data-stealing flaw in the US.
Acer not ditching netbooks
Acer states it will carry on making netbooks, as well as producing tablets.
Mobile apps 'snooping' on users
Many of the most popular apps are passing on user data to third parties, an investigation finds.
Vodafone launches Smartphone Professional
Vodafone's Smartphone Professional service is designed to protect corporate data on workers' mobile devices.
Mobile services to hit $1 trillion in revenues
Gartner has said mobility services will be worth more than $1 trillion a year by 2014.
Smartphone market to smash 2010 predictions
IDC claims the smartphone market will smash its own previous predictions for this year by 10 per cent.
How do UK and US mobile consumers compare?
It seems consumer methods of picking up a mobile phone differ depending on your side of the Atlantic Ocean, but why? Our resident American, Hannah...
MeeGo 'pre-alpha' for smartphones coming next week
Nokia and Intel's mobile OS is set to appear in smartphone guise on 30 June, with MeeGo hardware to follow in October.
Week in Review: Fighting, Flash and farewell to floppy
This week in IT, Apple and Adobe went for each other, HP bought Palm and we bid farewell to the floppy disk.
Today in Tech: HTC Incredible, Twitter passes 10 billion tweet barrier
Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.<br> <br> <br>
Smartphones hacked through insecure Wi-Fi
Researchers break security in Apple, Nokia, HTC and T-Mobile devices to gain access to email passwords.
Skype Android app flaw places data in danger
Skype says it is looking into a flaw which could allow hackers to acquire user data including contacts and instant message logs.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer review
An Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet with a detachable keyboard - a perfect match for business users or a chunky compromise that doesn't suit anyone?...
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