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Consumers are buying the way they want to buy, and retailers need to adapt to this, Avangate tells TechWeek Europe
Oops. Has Microsoft let the cat out of the bag regarding a possible acquisition of email startup Acompli?
Santander, Telefónica and Mastercard contribute to £49.2m investment, as Monitise also announces further IBM collaboration
No brainer of the day? A hacker in Texas pays $10,000 to avoid a possible 440-year prison sentence
MobileHR and self-service is used to submit 3,000 staff nominations for internal recognition scheme
However no word on whether you’ll be able to attach one to your head whilst cycling
Indian manufacturer brings range of low-cost devices to the UK as part of global Android expansion
Bad news for Apple as tablet sales decline sharply, while PC makers enjoy a slower than expected decline
German researchers say old TV signals should be made available as "common property" for super Wi-Fi networks that can travel for miles
White label service from Opera will let operators build subscription-based app stores
ICO investigates after Vodafone accidentally sends more than a thousand phone records to the Met who wanted details of just one number
Privacy concerns highlighted by UN Committee in wake of mass surveillance and data interception revelations
One of the world’s oldest universities is crowdsourcing ideas for innovative new digital projects
Paul Cash, managing director at IT service management firm, Fruition Partners UK, believes it's time to drop the IT
First set of "no fee" apprenticeship schemes will begin next year with an initial focus on digital skills
Shoppers need to watch out for iPhones, Playstation 4s and Ugg Boots if they want to stay safe this Christmas, according to Get Safe Online
Grabyo has helped broadcast the FIFA World Cup, Wimbledon, ATP World Tour, The Ryder Cup, UEFA Champions League and the BRIT Awards around the globe
Brits use their mobile phones at home more than anywhere else, but older people still prefer landlines
BT is also reportedly in talks with Telefonica regarding possible sale of O2
Red flags in the report: Enterprise hardware/software and services, which came in with revenue slippage of 4 percent and 7 percent, respectively
New Facebook terms and conditions, including improved ad targeting, will kick in on January 1
Juniper Research findings estimate wearable usage will treble as more high-profile devices are launched
Is the NetMundial Initiative, which seeks to create a world governing body for the Internet, in trouble?
Petrolheads will be able to try out the new Audi TT S Coupé thanks to Oculus-enabled headsets
The bio-organic battery from StoreDot that can be fully charged in just 26 seconds, could be available on the market in 2016
Fujitsu EMEIA CEO says governments will act if networks fall behind but feels a discussion on net neutrality is necessary to safeguard IoT innovation
Company also launches eReceipts scheme as part of its online transformation
Sony Pictures network breached just days after Sony’s PlayStation Network was allegedly penetrated
CIOs' ability to monitor the performance and health of their IT infrastructures is severely hindered