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Pirate Bay Takes Flight With GPS Controlled Drones
Ambitious drones will use Raspberry Pi computers to seek sanctuary in the skies
Google Pays Angry Android App Developers
Google payments to Android developers were delayed -angry programmers say the problem is not fixed
Google Thrown To The Watchdog Lions Over Safari
Google is bracing itself for massive fines from US and EU authorities over its circumvention of Apple's Safari browser protection
Met Police To Use 1980s Software To Safeguard Olympics
Scotland Yard has confirmed that the Met will be using command and control software from the 1980s during this summer's games
Red Hat Delivers JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 Beta And Tools
Red Hat has released beta versions of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 and JBoss Developer Studio 5
Avaya Pays £147m To Acquire Radvision
Avaya has ended months of speculation and finally purchased Radvision, adding video collaboration to its UC offerings
Google Takes Metro Route For Windows 8 Chrome Browser
Google's developers set course to produce a tiled version of Chrome
Doubts Surround Anonymous Operating System
Ubuntu-based OS, featuring pre-installed hacking tools, was released yesterday
Microsoft’s Windows 8 Browser Gets A Metro Makeover
Microsoft has detailed Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8 which embraces the touch Metro interface like other planned upddates
Avaya Rumoured To Be Moving In To Close Radvision Acquisition
Networking vendor Avaya is close to buying Radvision, adding video collaboration to its UC offerings, according to reports
HP Launches ‘Revolutionary’ Always On Support
HP believes it is bringing a game-changing set of support services to market.
Building Firm Pays £10,000 Over Unlicensed Software
Audit exposed George Morrison's use of unlicensed Microsoft and Autodesk products
Mozilla Releases Firefox 11
New open source browser version arrives despite fears of Pwn2own delay
Encyclopaedia Britannica Ditches Paper For Digital
The oldest English-language encyclopaedia in production will now depend on Internet and Apps
Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel R2 delivered for Oracle Linux
Oracle has announced the availability of its Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2 for Oracle Linux
AnyMeeting Simplifies Web Meetings With Free Access For Anyone
AnyMeeting Now offers all-comers a free meeting-on-demand service, though ad-supported, at any time of day
Cisco’s WebEx Recieves Cheeky $1 Bid From SalesCrunch
SalesCrunch is seeking to acquire Cisco's WebEx business - with an unsolicited offer of just $1
Twitter Acquires Posterous For Blogging Boost
Twitter makes yet another acquisition, this time in the blogging space.
Samsung Begins Android Ice Cream Sandwich Rollout
Samsung Galaxy S II set to receive update from today with other devices following soon
Twitter Used By Malware Developers, Symantec Warns
Symantec has warned that Twitter is being increasingly used to dupe users into clicking on malware
ICO To Follow EU On Potential Google Privacy Punishment
The ICO is being sheep to the EU's shepherd over Google's controversial privacy policy.
Storage Software Market Breaks Records
The worldwide storage software market has broken revenue records, hitting nearly £2.5bn, IDC has found
Email Mountains Contain Gold, Says Attachment Inventor
There's gold in our heaps of emails, says Nathaniel Borenstein, who delivered the email attachment 20 years ago today
Microsoft To Close App Store For Elderly Windows Mobile
Microsoft is to close the app store for the aging Windows Mobile operating system within the next two months
Linux Foundation Ranks Bolstered By NVIDIA And Others
The Linux Foundation has grown its ranks after new members, including GPU maker NVIDIA, signed up
Big Data Means Big Growth For Vendors, Claims IDC
An IDC study estimates value of the 2015 market for big data technology and services will be five times that of 2010
Google Cloud Storage And Zmanda Connect For Backup Services
Zmanda has connected its flagship Amanda Enterprise suite to Google's cloud storage capacity to offer a backup service
Sandbox Protection From Malware-As-A-Service And Zeus Variants Will Trend In 2012
A Verisign report on 2012 security threats picks MaaS and open-source Zeus kit issues as sandbox candidates
SAS Adds Hadoop Support For Big Data Customers
SAS has increased access to big data sources for its customers after adding Hadoop integration