Oracle has closed 17 remote execution vulnerabilities in Java, most are in the runtime browser plug-ins
Oracle is asking Google to pay 50 percent of royalties, including mobile ad dollars, in the Java patent lawsuit
Google has made its Chrome 12 web browser a stable release that promises better security and privacy
The 1.0.5 BlackBerry OS upgrade for RIM's PlayBook corrects some missing features and adds in-app payments
Growing data volumes are a threat to your organisation, but also offer new sources of information, says Tom Jenkins of…
Apple's iCloud will boost adoption of cloud computing - but questions remain about the energy efficiency of the project, says…
Apple's new iCloud service is a potentially serious challenger to Microsoft's "all-in" cloud strategy, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Facebook admits it should have been more clear about the roll out of Tag Suggestions using facial recognition
The IT industry is backing World IPv6 Day because Internet addresses are running out - as cloud demand hits
The LinkedIn social networking site is being used to find victims to target with malicious phishing emails
IBM has announced a free cloud service to help students and professionals build software development skills
Facebook's tagging suggestions feature uses facial recognition technology, prompting privacy concerns
From mainframes to PCs, from software to operating systems, from open source to services - IBM has done it all
Twitter users could face prosecution for breaking privacy injunctions, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has warned
IBM Rational has launched a series of new tools designed for speed and collaboration
Microsoft is said to be readying its cloud suite, Office 365, for an official launch later this month
CRM software isn’t child’s play, but SugarCRM proves oddly comforting, and is cheaper than Salesforce
The enterprise social media tool gets file-sharing capabilities and a 'Favorites' facelift
Facebook could kill Google? And monkeys can fly... What is that they say about living in a world of pure…
Good products can't stay proprietary for long, says Efim Bushmanov, the Russian who published an open source version of Skype's…
Software vendors need more incentives to secure their products, says iPhone hacker Charlie Miller
Users of older browsers beware after it was revealed that Google Apps is moving to HTML5 browsers
A researcher from Russia plans to reverse-engineer Skype, and has posted his source code online
An appliance that indexes EMC Data Domain backup-image content to be extracted for business purposes
Sony is either the most unfortunate or the most careless company to fall for simple SQL injection attacks - again…
Microsoft continues its wooing of the development community, this time with a new conference
Asus is reafirming its commitment to open source with the news that it will ship netbooks running Ubuntu
Technology growth in Britain is sluggish, but the UK still accounts for a large part of the EU’s tech revenues
The UK's Intellectual Property Office is trialling a social networking-style system for improving patent quality