Users of Itanium servers, angry at Oracle’s decision to stop software development, are seeking alternatives
US Department of Justice rules that Microsoft will acquire licences for Novell patents rather than ownership
Business intelligence and analytics tools are increasingly being seen as a way to beat the recession
A Portsmouth half-wit denied that he flooded a Portsmouth public library - until his Facebook log was produced
Google must pay Bedrock for infringing on Linux core patents which may also hit Android and other distributions
Web apps are not being developed with security in mind and security vendors seem to be the big offenders
IBM will launch blade servers running Windows on its zEnterprise mainframes by the end of this year
Release date of Samsung Galaxy S II Android super-phone brought forward, but only for Phones4u
Yahoo has announced that it has joined the Linux Foundation to better support the Linux community
BT and TalkTalk have failed in their bid to have the Digital Economy Act's copyright measures ruled illegal
Twitter is said to be close to buying British Twitter client Tweetdeck
If you think either Android or iPhone can eliminate the competition, you are missing the point, says Clint Boulton
Facebook gets a cheer for using a bit of solar energy, but Greenpace isn't satisfied yet
In the Uniated Arab Emirates, only larger organisations will be allowed BlackBerry enterprise security
Microsoft's cloud based Office package is now ready for users to try: does it match Google Apps?
Redmond will use Windows Update to push out Internet Explorer 9 and rapidly increase adoption rates
Two companies are complaining that Google is blocking their mobile search apps on Android
Oracle has said it will turn the OpenOffice.org office suite into a fully community-based project
Nuclear submarine safety details were blacked out wrongly by Ministry of Defence staff
Oracle senior director Paul Shetler organised an 800-strong gay rights flash mob outside a London pub
Oracle is to fix 73 vulnerabilities, some critical, across its product portfolio in its quarterly update
Everything Everywhere drops charges for texted charity donations but claims it did not usually collect anyway
The Turnkey Linux service runs on Amazon Web Services and is good for test driving cloud apps
HP Fortify's application security analysis tool can discover software vulnerability attacks in real time
IBM researchers are applying predictive analysis algorithms to dispel commuter traffic jams
China's Tencent has announced an interest in helping Intel bring MeeGo to fruition
Natural user interfaces derived from Kinect will boost productivity, says Microsoft Research
The UK could save £1.7 billion a year by reclaiming unused software licences, says 1E
Hackers have stolen “sensitive bits” of source code after accessing several WordPress.com servers