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CA’s App Development “Wind Tunnel”
Testing software components on a simulated network is the only way to deliver good software, says CA's Shridhar Mittal
Torvalds Bashes Nvidia Over Linux Support
Linux Torvalds has criticised Nividia for allegedly offering weak support for Linux developers, while exploiting the Android market for its GPUs
Microsoft Launches Android Challenger Windows Phone 8
Microsoft has launched Windows Phone 8 to challenge the domination of Android and Apple iOS
Developers Confident Of Nokia Chances With Windows Phone 8
Developers are optimistic about the chances of Nokia and Microsoft succeeding with Windows Phone 8
Mozilla Offers Easy Website Creation With Thimble
A Mozilla tool is offering beginners an easy way to create websites by making HTML coding “incredibly simple”
Network Rail Opens Up Data Feeds
The rail organisation hopes to encourage application creation, but developers call for more data to be made available
European Commission: FRAND Patent Battles Hold Consumers ‘Hostage’
The Commission's lead on competition calls for ideas on how to make companies respect FRAND patents
Government Names Suppliers For Public Services Network
The government names 29 suppliers to provide cost-effective services for public sector
Android Tweaks May Double Performance
Linaro's Android 4.04 performance-boosting updates, are available for Galaxy Nexus handsets
COBOL Developers Get Visual Studio Boost
Micro Focus and Microsoft are to integrate Visual Studio tools with Micro Focus' COBOL programming environment
Video: CIO is one of the toughest jobs in the world
Hendrink Deckers, managing director of CIONet in Europe talks about the role of IT management
Visa-free Offshore Community Plan For Launching Startups
Sailing in international waters may provide a way to assemble crack teams of multinational entrepreneurs without visa restriction problems
IT Life: Four Decades Of Computing
We chat to IT veteran Ian Fergus about Bill Gates, Amazon, the Internet of the future, and free burgers
Silicon Milkroundabout Job Fair Returns To London
IT Ninjas, Gurus and Jedi assemble, for free coffee, free friut and 800 jobs!
Mozilla Webmaker To Teach Users How To Code
A new program from Mozilla is promising to turn humble web users into coding developers
Windows 8 Improves Support For Multiple Monitors
Microsoft is to make it much easier to use multiple monitors in Windows 8, in order to aid productivity
BCS Adds Agile Testing Certificate
BCS has introduced a certificate for agile software testers, reflecting the growing importance of agile development techniques
NHS Trust To Appeal ICO Fine
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust says ICO has "acted incorrectly"
GitHub Looks To Enterprise With Windows Support
The GitHub web-based project hosting service now supports Windows, with software aimed at enterprise developers
Linux 3.4 Kernel Boosts Virtualisation
Linux developers make improvements to virtualisation, 64-bit computing and other areas
Microsoft Updates Visual Studio JavaScript Tools
Visual Studio 11, Microsoft's flagship development platform with Windows 8 support, will include improved support for JavaScript developers
Big Data: Don’t Let Analytics Box You In
The sports world is using statistical analysis more and more. Dominic Pollard takes some lessons back to business
Orange Blocks Pirate Bay But No Sign Of Anonymous
Orange blocks access to the Pirate Bay, but Anonymous may have given up attacking operators following criticism
Google and Mozilla Bash Windows On ARM Browser Lock Out
Mozilla and Google raise concerns Microsoft is blocking other browsers than IE on Classic Windows for ARM
Facebook To Launch App Center
Social network explains how to get your app displayed prominently
Nokia Lumia Gets Exclusive App Bundle
Nokia hopes to make its app ecosystem more tempting to customers with exclusive apps from top developers
Pebble Watch Raises $9 Million On Kickstarter
Developer reaches $100,000 target in just two hours
Jury Hands Oracle Partial Victory Over Google
The jury in Oracle's lawsuit against Google has agreed Google infringed Oracle's Java copyrights, but deadlocked on the issue of fair use
Apple Blocks Dropbox Apps
The new Dropbox SDK features mechanics that are against the Apple App Store policy