Six million attacks in the third quarter of 2010 targeted just three Java vulnerabilities, Microsoft reported

Six million attacks in the third quarter of 2010 targeted just three Java vulnerabilities, Microsoft reported
A breakthrough at a California university could mean faster computers with no need to boot up
Salesforce.com Chatter eases user adoption while adding significant search and recommendations to the business-class social media platform
Skype 5.0 for Windows delivers decent multiparty video calling, along with new Facebook integration, and simpler call quality troubleshooting tools
Developed countries are upgrading their copper broadband, while emerging economies leapfrog ahead on quality
A unified communications service is being offered by Star as a SaaS service for £45 per user per month
Only 6 percent of broadband users think speed is the top priority, with most people preferring value for money
New RackSwitch G8264 brings 40G capabilities to the data centre with advanced network management and virtualisation capabilities
Google reported a 32 percent third-quarter profit jump of $2.17 billion, with display and mobile ads providing the bang analysts have been expecting
Facebook's Zuckerberg believes Google is no longer leading innovation, which he why he chose to partner with Microsoft on social search, says Clint Boulton
A merger between Oracle and EMC would not simply create a larger Oracle but a conglomeration of some of the most powerful IT companies on earth
AMD's CEO Dirk Meyer says that the company will not move into the tablet arena until the market matures
Nokia and Intel are expected to demo the MeeGo 1.1 mobile OS, running on the Nokia N900, at the Meego Conference in November
EMC's answer to the Oracle Exadata and IBM Netezza servers is the Greenplum Data Computing Appliance
SAP updates NetWeaver to enable in-memory computing, cloud computing and mobility features for developers
An Irish high court judge has ruled that the disconnection of illegal file sharers may breach EU law
With the latest version of its flagship database, Ingres hopes to win customers over with pricing, migration and performance
CEOP's Jim Gamble has slammed government plans to roll the child protection agency into the NCA
Two leading supporters of Java, Oracle and IBM, have announced a partnership to collaborate on the OpenJDK open source implementation of Java
IBM, HP and other 'traditional' outsourcing companies will have to rethink their business models in light of the impact of cloud services, says IDC
Full-page Website previews in Google searches and Twitter links within news feeds are being tested
Stocks of IPv4 addresses will have run out by January 2012. The sooner you switch over to IPv6, the easier the transition will be, says Axel Pawlik of RIPE NCC
MeeGo development is on track but phones and tablets running the OS will not hit the market until 2011.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is claiming that police forces in the UK are saving £112 million a year, thanks to the use of its platform
Intel continues its push into the mobility space after reports said that it is developing a tool for transferring iPhone applications to Intel-powered mobile devices.
The new Facebook apps are designed to give users more control of the posts, photos and videos they have posted on Facebook over the years
The challenge posed by Android has been reconfirmed by new statistics which show Android handsets outselling RIM's BlackBerry and Apple's iOS
Micorosft's Ballmer has been sounding off about Windows Phone 7, but will it really pose a threat to Android's or the iPhone's market share, asks Nicholas Kolakowski
Amazon Web Services has added Read Replica copying to improve scaling of MySQL database instances
Targeting Skype, FringOut for consumers and CounterPath's Bria for the enterprise broaden VoIP options for Android phones