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Week in Review: Everybody's on and on about the iPhone...
This week's news - which to the despair of many, including our Staff Writer - is dominated by the shiny new 3G iPhone.
Week in Review: Twitter targetted
This week in IT, Windows 7 slowly appeared, Twitter got stomped and T-Mobile customers get the iPhone.
Kodak files patent suits against Apple and HTC
Apple and HTC are accused of breaching various patents by the camera maker.
From zero to hero: The second reign of Steve Jobs
As Steve Jobs steps down as CEO of Apple, we take a look back at his 15 year tenure as he transformed his company and the wider industry with it.
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.
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...
One in five Android apps are potentially insecure – report
With app numbers in the Android Market soon to reach the 50,000 mark, a mobile security firm has raised serious questions over the security of many...
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.
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?
Smartphones hacked through insecure Wi-Fi
Researchers break security in Apple, Nokia, HTC and T-Mobile devices to gain access to email passwords.
Need to Know: All the latest tech topics
Not sure about the latest tech trends? We explain the latest IT topics, so you can look like an expert.
Week in Review: Google Chrome hits the web
This week in the wonderful world of IT, Google unleashes its Chrome browser onto the web, GNU celebrates its birthday, Dell finally launches its...
Analysis: Five security tips for smartphones in the enterprise
The technology of today’s smartphones is going to put more pressure on IT departments, and IBM has released advice about how administrators can...
Head to Head: iPhone 4 vs Windows Phone 7 vs Android
We compare the features of the three major smartphone operating systems, iOS4, Windows Phone 7 and Android, to see which is best-suited for...
Video: Google and Microsoft in smartphone sync
Google uses Microsoft technology to sync users with Google accounts to iPhone, Windows Mobile without any hassle.<br>
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.
Android and iPhone malware attacks incoming
The smartphone security wars are coming, at least according to one industry expert.
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