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BYOD Uptake Has Only Just Begun, Warns Forrester
Widespread uptake of the BYOD trend has only just begun says Forrester, so prepare for growth
Liberty Global In Virgin Media Takeover Talks
US cable company wants to buy Virgin Media
Facebook Grows Despite Sharp Profit Fall
Facebook has recorded impressive revenue growth thanks in part to its growing focus on mobile devices
Michael Dell To Use Personal Fortune For Buyout
Michael Dell will reportedly use his own personal fortune to regain control of the tech vendor
Government Roadshow On Hunt For Innovative IT Suppliers
Government ministers are off around the UK to talk with SMBs about the fresh opportunities that await them
Strong Christmas Sales Boost Amazon Q4 Results
Shares rise thanks to cloud, digital content and e-book gains
Yahoo Posts First Revenue Growth In 4 Years
Is Marissa Mayer leading a turnaround?
Lenovo RIM Takeover Possible Says CFO
Lenovo could enter smartphone market but would face opposition from US and Canada
Kodak Could Leave Bankruptcy Within Six Months
Former imaging giant agrees new financing deal to safeguard its future
Cisco Targets Network Management With Intucell Deal
Cisco is to spend nearly half a billion dollars in order to acquire mobile networking specialist Intucell
Whitehall In Shock: Government IT Spending Plans Working
Francis Maude doing a good job on reforming government IT, National Audit Office says
Ex-Microsoft Exec Says Steve Ballmer Forces Out Rivals
Joachim Kempkin calls for younger replacement to replace Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in a new book
Digital Technologies Reach Tipping Point With Executives
CIOs are amplifying the enterprise with digital technologies such as data analytics while at the same time improving IT organisational infrastructure, according to a Gartner study
AT&T EE Takeover Possible In 2013 – Report
Report suggests that EE and Dutch KPN are potential targets for AT&T expansion
Nokia Cuts 300 IT Jobs, Outsources 820 More
Nokia outsources some of its IT operations to India as part of previously announced job cuts
Judge Rules Nortel Management ‘Not Guilty’ Of Fraud
The court couldn’t prove that CEO Frank Dunn defrauded the company
HP Confirms Autonomy Job Losses, R&D Investment
New Autonomy head hires 50 new engineers and wants to integrate closer with HP
Google Removes Two Motorola Mobility Patents From Microsoft Lawsuit
Google files request with US ITC to remove two standards-essential patents
IBM UK Appoints New Boss
IBM has named Australian David Stokes to head up its operations here in the United Kingdom
Apple’s Tim Cook Loses 99 Percent From Wage Packet
The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, has taken a 99 percent pay cut during 2012 it has been revealed
Enterprises Lack Threat Data For Security Budgets
IT departments are highly reliant on publicly available threat reports to 'cost justify' their security budget increases
Cloud And Mobile To Power Enterprise Budget Increases
As the new year looms a survey has predicted that IT spending will be driven by the Cloud and mobile
Dell To Splash On Security Again With Credant Deal
Dell opens its security acquisition wallet again
Motorola Loses Patent Fight With Apple As Microsoft Squabble Continues
Google-owned Motorola losing battles on a number of fronts
Cisco Boosts Network Policy Management With BroadHop
Cisco continues to ramp up its acquisition strategy with the purchase of network policy management specialist BroadHop
AI Legend Ray Kurzweil Starts Today As Google Director Of Engineering
Ray Kurzweil, AI pioneer and futurist, is now at Google as a head of engineering
Apotheker Reacts To HP Autonomy Blame
Ex-HP chief executive Leo Apotheker has said HP's directors must share the responsibility for problems surrounding the company's $11 billion acquisition of Autonomy
PayPal Co-Founder Max Levchin Joins Yahoo Board
'Serial entrepreneur' says Marissa Mayer's "ballsy" decision convinced him to join
Report: Apple Joins With Google To Bid For Kodak Patents
Apple and Google are offering Kodak more than $500m for about 1,100 imaging patents in an increasingly hostile intellectual property environment