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Apple iPhone 5 Won’t Sport NFC Technology
Apple's iPhone will not include NFC technology until the 'sixth-generation' smartphone is released in 2012
eWEEK Research Rates Social Media For Buyers
Next month, eWEEK Europe will present new research into how social media affects IT buying
Internet Explorer 6 Is Microsoft’s Personal Vampire
Microsoft is trying to kill off Internet Explorer 6, as it continues to suck the life out of its browser strategy, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Insights Provide View On Facebook Metrics
Real-time analytics for social plugins develops traffic and clickthrough visibility
Lord Sugar Appointed New Head Of YouView
Can Lord Sugar steer the much-delayed YouView video-on-demand project to success?
Mozilla Launches Open Web Apps Project
Mozilla's Web Application project is intended to challenge the approach of Apple with its 'closed' app system
Facebook Joins Samaritans In Preventing Suicides
Facebook has launched a suicide alert system in collaboration with Samaritans to help suicidal users
Women’s Day Spotlights Gaps in IT
International day of celebration reveals gaps in technology access, employment and opportunity
Rumour: Microsoft Plans Google-Style Instant Search
Microsoft is planning to introduce instant search results into the HTML5 version of Bing, according to rumours
Postman Begins To Deliver The Security Message
The Cyber Security Challenge has proved the talent is out there, but maybe just the tip of the iceberg has been revealed, says Eric Doyle
Google Issues Android Security Patch, After Attacks
Tight-lipped Google has finally admitted that DroidDream infected more than 50 apps on the Android Market
Postman Is Crowned UK Cyber Security Champion 2011
A Wakefield postman won the UK Cyber Security Challenge; next year the government will put in £180 000
Growing Battle As CRM Firms Shout About Social Nets
CRM specialists are focusing on developing their platforms to engage customers through social networking
Cloud Computing Remains A Hazy Concept In Europe
Fears about personal data privacy and security are delaying the adoption of cloud computing in Europe, says Wayne Rash
US Prepares Virtual Friends For The Country’s Foes
The US military is building an imaginary army to wage war on its enemies who use social networking sites
ISPs Defend ‘Up To’ Broadband Speed Claims
Service providers are scrambling to defend themselves against Ofcom's criticism of broadband advertising
Skype Goes To Citrix For Business Collaboration Kit
Skype will integrate Citrix GoToMeeting into its enterprise collaboration service as it continues to court business users
Cisco’s Jabber Unifies Mobile Services And Devices
Cisco has unveiled its Jabber application to enable business users to communicate any way with any device
Apple iPad 2: Faster, Thinner And Two Cameras
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPad 2, with fast A5 chip, thinner body, dual cameras but at the same price
Google Acquires Security Specialist Zynamics
Google has acquired German security specialist Zynamics for its software analysis tools
Live Blog From The Apple iPad 2 Launch
Refresh this page to see the latest from the iPad 2 launch at the The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, March 2, 2011
Google Pulls Infected Apps From Android Market
Android app users beware: Google has pulled more than 50 Android apps said to be infected with malware
Apple iPad 2, The Sequel, Prepares For Its First Outing
There is a multitude of questions surrounding the iPad 2, but today may provide all the answers
Facebook Modifies User Info Developer Access Plan
Facebook is still considering developer access to private information but is improving its permissions screen
Ofcom: 4G Auctions Will Be Fair
The UK regulator has promised to share 4G mobile spectrum fairly, and keep competition keen
Morgan Stanley Was Hit By Chinese Hackers
In 2009, Morgan Stanley was hit by the same Chinese hackers who targeted Google, according to HB Gary
Gmail Accounts To Be Recovered From Tape
To restore the Gmail accounts it lost at the weekend, Google is going to its tape backup
London Stock Exchange Served Malware
A malicious ad served on the LSE's site caused problems less than 48 hours after a technical glitch stopped trading
Bing Beats Google To The Punch On Flight Prices
Bing has added a flight-prices feature in partnership with ITA Software, a company Google is struggling to buy