Apple says it has sold 3 million new iPads since the tablet launched last week, claiming its 'strongest iPad launch yet'
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CA Issues Mainframe Academy Scholarships
CA has issued the first five Mainframe Academy scholarships as it seeks to combat the mainframe skills shortage
Android Malware Surge Needs Vendor Action, Says Report
A surge in malware targeting Android devices has apparently surpassed the popularity of the mobile operating system
Accellos Launches Cloudy Warehouse Management System
Accellos has made available its AccellosOne warehouse management system in a cloud deployment option
Government Agrees To Indian Move For British Driver Data
The government agrees to allow IBM to undertake a 'Passage to India' for personal data belonging to British drivers
New iPad Jailbroken By Three Different Methods
Three days after its launch, the new iPad had been hacked in three different ways
Lulzsec Suspect Appears In Magistrates Court
Ryan Ackroyd of South Yorkshire set for Crown Court appearance in May
Foxconn Criticisms Still Hold – Despite The Lies
Apple critic Mike Daisey made things up, but iPad manufacturer Foxconn still has a case to answer, says Peter Judge
Dell Planning Windows 8 Tablets
Dell executive claims that the company has tablet roadmap in place
Vodafone: Ofcom ‘Taking Leave Of Its Senses’ Over EE 4G
Vodafone accuses Ofcom of "taking leave of its senses" by allowing Everything Everywhere to launch a 4G service
Free Apps Drain Smartphone Batteries
Ads in free apps can eat up to 75 percent of battery power
New Board To Advise Government On Public Data Releases
New board will assess economic benefits of making public data freely available
Duqu’s Mystery Language Decoded
The Objective-C language used by many Mac OS developers was used to communicate with Duqu's operators
Graphene Paves Way To Next-Generation Batteries
A UCLA team has demonstrated how graphene manufactured using a consumer-grade DVD player could be used to create high-capacity, flexible batteries
Pirate Bay Takes Flight With GPS Controlled Drones
Ambitious drones will use Raspberry Pi computers to seek sanctuary in the skies
BCS Wants 250 Schools For ICT Teaching Network
350 schools will be invited to share teaching practices and materials as part of wider ICT education reforms
Tehran Blocks “UK for Iranians” Foreign Office Website
The Islamic Republic continues to engage in online warfare
The UK Has The Most Internet-Dependent Economy
Already at 8 Percent Of GDP, the UK's online spending will reach £225 billion by 2016
Google Pays Angry Android App Developers
Google payments to Android developers were delayed -angry programmers say the problem is not fixed
Kim Dotcom May Recover Property Due To Police ‘Error’
A police 'procedural error' may allow Kim Dotcom to recover the £100m of property, including a pink Cadillac, seized in January
BT ‘Race To Infinity’ Winners Won’t All Go Superfast
BT admits some premises that won fibre in the Race to Infinity won't get superfast broadband
Google To Introduce Penalties For ‘Overly-Optimised’ Sites
Google Engineer Matt Cutts says sites that "go beyond what a normal person would expect" could be penalised
IBM Expands Mauritius Branch
IBM has said it is investing in future growth markets with an increased presence in Mauritius in the Indian Ocean
Cloud System Allows Real-Time Diabetes Monitoring
A system under trial in the UK allows diabetes patients to keep in continuous contact via a cloud-connected pump
Google Data Centre Cooled By Bathtub Water
At its Georgia data centre Google is using recycled water from toilets and bathtubs to cut down on cooling costs
IDC Predicts Extreme Network Traffic Growth
Power users are to drive 'staggering' growth in fixed and mobile broadband network traffic in the coming years, according to IDC
Sprint Pulls Out Of LightSquared 4G LTE Deal
US carrier Sprint has annulled its 4G LTE partnership with start-up LightSquared and returned £41m in prepayments
Nokia Design Chief Confirms Tablet Development
Nokia's design boss has reportedly said he is spending a third of his time working on a new tablet device
Veeam And Scale Partner For Virtual Disaster Recovery
Veeam Software and Scale Computing have partnered up for disaster recovery in virtual environments
Apple iPhone Tops Customer Satisfaction Poll
The Apple iPhone continues to remain top dog in terms of user satisfaction, according to a JD Power poll