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Facebook sharing addresses and phone numbers?
Third-party Facebook app developers have been granted access to user addresses and mobile numbers.
Over nine million UK adults have never been online
An annual survey looking into internet access has shown a drop in adults who haven’t been online. Yet the number is still more than nine million.
T-Mobile launches new email service
A new monthly fee-paying service from T-Mobile enables users to access email straight from their phones.
Ofcom presses for VoIP services to give 999 access
Regulator calls for VoIP service providers to allow calls to emergency services.
HSBC outage stops customers withdrawing cash
HSBC has experienced its second tech failure in six months, leaving customers unable to withdraw cash or access online banking.
IT Forum: Quest buys desktop virtualisation specialist Provision
Acquisition will give Quest access to additional presentation and desktop virtualisation products, along with technical and development expertise.
Bangladesh bans Facebook as Pakistan rescinds block
Drawings of Mohammed on Facebook have caused Bangladesh to ban the site, but Pakistan has reinstated access.
Fibre-optic networks vulnerable to hacking
Hackers can access data by tapping the fibre-optic networks used by businesses around the world, according to an IDC report.
Android users to benefit from Google Docs offline
The cloud company tries to improve the mobile experience by adding offline support for Docs access from Android handsets.
Google brings Microsoft Office to Docs
Users can access and edit Microsoft Office documents at the same time through Google’s enterprise cloud offering, Cloud Connect.
TalkTalk calls government free PC plans 'inconsistent'
TalkTalk has said plans to provide free computers and web access to low income families may price many people out of the market.
BT reveals first super-fast broadband sites
After the first pilots this summer, BT confirms the first areas that will be able to access super-fast fibre-optic broadband in early 2010.
Portsmouth University updates wireless management
The university has deployed new management software to manage its entire 220 access point wireless network as it grows in importance.
New Sync feature added to Firefox 4 beta
Mozilla has added a new syncing feature to its latest browser beta, allowing users to access their settings wherever they are.
Microsoft webmail targeted by spear phishing attacks
Security firm says it is currently seeing 30,000 phishing attacks against business users using Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) every hour.
Google claims 'fast lane' plan not hurting net
Google has its plans to speed up access by winning a "fast lane" from ISPs would not threaten net neutrality.
Vodafone ramps up faster mobile broadband
A range of new 3G handsets using High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) to be introduced by mobile operator in order to increase mobile broadband...
Interop 2012: Avaya jumps on BYOD bandwagon with Identity Engine update
Joins the secure BYOD secure access party with Cisco, Juniper and Enterasys with updated mobile device management features.
Free computer scheme re-launched by Government
The Prime Minister is set to announce a scheme - the same scheme he announced back in 2008 -to give free computers and broadband access to low...
Poor Wi-Fi controls and security enabled TK Maxx data theft
A failure to properly secure company wireless network points allowed thieves to hack into its network and access key databases, claims Wall Street...
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