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Apple changes terms and conditions
Following discussions with the Office of Fair Trading, Apple has agreed to make changes to its terms and conditions involved when users buy its...
OFT calls for UK investigation into mobile merger
The Office of Fair Trading has called on Europe to allow it to investigate the merger between T-Mobile and Orange, as it fears it could damage...
Government throws millions at tackling online fraud
The Office of Fair Trading will receive £4.3 million to try to root out fraudulent e-traders.
OFT closes 19 unlicensed loan websites
A range of websites claiming to offer loans are shut down by the OFT.
OFT says behavioural advertisers can regulate themselves
But just in case, it plans to work with the ICO to figure out how best to enforce the rules.
Internet users have 'trust issues' about shopping online
More than half of the people who don't shop online lack trust or are worried about keeping their data safe.
Becta takes Microsoft battle to the EC
The European Commission has been asked to probe the computer technology company over its schools deal.
Office of Fair Trading calls for sponsored tweets to be disclosed
It must be made clear when tweets or blogs are sponsored so as not to mislead consumers, rules the OFT.
Credit ads breaking Facebook rules
Social networks ads offering credit and loans pop up regularly, but many of them break OFT guidelines.
IDF 2007: Q&A: The state of WiMAX
WiMAX will be an option on Menlow UMPC systems and Montevina Centrino notebooks next year and Intel is investing with KDDI in a bid to roll out...
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac - Word 2011 review
Almost every Mac user needs a word processing program, but should they choose Microsoft Word 2011? Read our review to find out.
Microsoft looks to open source for Office
Microsoft follows up pledge to "open up" with a deal with open source company Sourcesense.
Week in review: Bendy phones, Government stupidity and Happy Birthday Herman
A busy week as we see Nokia's phone of the future, Home Office data is found hidden within a second-hand laptop and ATM's are looking vulnerable....
Privacy Impact Assessment takes action on awareness
The Information Commissioner's Office is responding to the lack data privacy awareness, encouraging organisations to be proactive in safeguarding...
IT PRO Podcast: Intel Developer Forum news roundup
Our first podcast for 2008, we discuss the announcements from Intel's developer event in China, mobile phone news from Las Vegas, computer museum...
Hotmail founder launches Live Documents
Live Documents brings office applications to the web and, according to its creators, "does for documents what Hotmail did for email."
Brother DCP-8085DN review: multi-function laser printer
Brother reaches a consistently high standard for its office printers. Can it keep it up with this new multi-function, duplex capable laser?
Police computer to link up with missing phone register
The Home Office has announced funding of £250,000 for a scheme to link Police systems with the National Mobile Phone Register.
Microsoft's last chance for OOXML standard approval
Microsoft's efforts to gain standard approval for its Office Open XML (OOXML) format is about to come to a close. We examine what the International...
Double standards for Microsoft and OOXML
Microsoft has failed in its attempt to fast track OOXML as a second international standard for office applications. Two into one won't go, yet...
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