As London burned, Team Poison hacked RIM's Inside BlackBerry blog to protest against company helping police
Google+ has been updated with more Huddle messaging controls and support for Apple iPad and iPod Touch
Lightning strikes in Dublin disabled two major data centres and knocked back-up power supplies offline
AMD is offering developers a SDK in order to the exploit the capabilities of its Fusion processors
A malware infection, based on known flaws, has hit millions of e-commerce Web pages in the past two weeks
At Black Hat, a researcher showed how facial-recognition could link passers-by to Facebook profiles
Google+'s real-name policy is an abuse of power and harms privacy, according to Microsoft researcher Dana Boyd
Mission critical Web applications can be supported and monitored 24x7 under Rackspace's latest service
Dell will add PowerEdge C servers, services and its vast channel and sales networks to Cloudera's software
Amazon Web Services launches VPC globally and announces Direct Connect and identity management
Microsoft and Apple are being questioned about Nortel's former wireless patents and Android-bashing
Intel is opening two new university research centres that will focus on cloud and embedded computing
HP has pushed out an OS update for the TouchPad tablet, with tweaks to everything from scrolling to security
WANdisco offers uberSVN and its app store to unify the software Apache Subversion development process
Spanish authorities are examining HP's claims of anticompetitive practices by Oracle relating to Itanium support
Apple has given developers the chance to play with its new syncing and storage website, iCloud.com
The Document Foundation has put out what it calls the first version of LibreOffice that's ready for business
Gorilla Logic has released FlexMonkey 5, updatin its testing platform for Adobe Flex and AIR applications
Chinese networking giant Huawei has appointed the former Government CIO as its cyber security boss
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New analysis by the EU cyber-security agency details 51 security issues with upcoming web standards such as HTML5
Adobe has released a first preview of Adobe Edge, which uses HTML5 to create Flash-like animation
Facebook has followed Mozilla, Google and others in offering cash for the disclosure of security flaws
Java 7 holds errors that can cause virtual machines to crash or create bugs in apps, say Apache devs
Nitobi has released version 1.0 of the popular PhoneGap mobile application development framework
Research in Motion is hoping its updated BlackBerry Messenger app will attract more developers
Potentially damaging emails could make it hard for Google if the patent lawsuit against Oracle goes to court
Oracle has released the first major Java release in five years, bringing a host of incremental enhancements