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3 Completes UK Lineup For iPhone 4
With the addition of 3, the iPhone 4 will come from five UK mobile operators - but will the pricing add up?
HP Settles ‘Legacy’ EDS lawsuit With BSkyB
Failed CRM project was from before HP acquired EDS - but could hit the outsourcing market
UK Donates Skills – Not Cash – For EU Supercomputer Plan
The EU initiative will allow sharing of supercomputers across Europe, but the UK is only donating "resources and expertise"
Continuity In The Cloud Depends On Accessibility
Businesses planning to use the cloud as a continuity solution need to address several critical issues, including the accessibility of data and applications
Small Businesses Support Move To Clean Energy
A survey of small business owners finds strong support for clean energy policies
Confessions Of A Tech Addict
Tech addict Andrew Donoghue won't be buying an iPhone 4 until his old phone wears out. And that goes for all future gadgets
BP Buys ‘Oil Spill’ Search Engine Keywords
BP, which unleashed the worst oil spill in US history in the Gulf of Mexico, has purchased key search terms from Google
Hackers Crack AT&T iPad Email Addresses
AT&T confirmed a group of hackers exploited a vulnerability that reportedly compromised the e-mail addresses of 114,000 3G iPad owners
Brocade Takes On Cisco In Converged Data Centres
Brocade has announced its converged data centre strategy, dubbed Brocade One, which is designed to bring many data centre operations onto the network
Google AdMob Creator Hits Out At Apple Over iAd
Google's AdMob Founder Omar Hamoui is angry that AdMob and Google's mobile display ad technology cannot be used on the iPhone and iPad
Samsung Unveils Answer to Apple iPhone
Yet another iPhone contender has emerged onto the market after Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S smartphone
Concern As Tech Hiring Falls During May
Despite recent indications that of job gains in a number of technology categories, latest figures paint a more muddled and negative picture
Adobe Readies Fix for Vulnerability as Attacks Continue
Adobe is shortly to issue a patch for a zero-day security vulnerability bug with its software, as attacks continue
BCS In Turmoil Over Rebranding And Changes
Attempts to update the venerable British Computer Society have not proved popular: members are revolting
T-Mobile Gets Apple’s iPhone 4
T-Mobile has joined O2 Vodafone and Orange, in offering Apple's iPhone 4 in the UK, but pricing still remains a mystery
Orange Shows Phone-Charging Festival Wellies
Hot-footed festival goers can charge their phones using a pair of thermal-energy wellies from Orange
BT Strike Ballot Looms As Union Rejects Offer
Both sides say they are ready to talk in the BT pay dispute, but a strike ballot looks more likely
Leave Your Computer At Home Over Summer
Using as little technology as possible on your summer holiday could help you reconnect with the world, says Cameron Sturdevant
Government Signals Fibre Broadband Intent
The government has labelled Labour's commitment to universal 2Mbps broadband as "pitifully unambitious" and outlined steps to drive nationwide fibre rollout
Companies Urged To Transfer PCs Ahead Of World Cup
If you think it's all over for your PC, boot it off to South Africa before the World Cup, says Computer Aid
New iPhone Leaves Users Spoilt For Choice
With the arrival of the new Apple iPhone, plus numerous Android and Symbian alternatives, smartphone users have never had it so good, says Tom Jowitt
Microsoft Tackles 34 Vulnerabilities In Latest Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has plugged 34 security vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer and other products in this month's Patch Tuesday
iPhone 4 Could Revolutionise Video Calls Say Analysts
Analysts' reviews have generally been strong for the iPhone 4 praising features such as the FaceTime video calling app
IBM Launches Lotus Notes For Apple iPad
IBM has formally anointed its free Lotus Notes Traveler Companion application with support for Apple's iPad
Cisco Developing Business Social Networking Platform
Cisco officials are preparing a corporate collaboration platform that combines the various aspects of social networking sites
Apple Says £40m Committed To iAd Platform
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said that advertisers have committed to $60 million worth of ads for the iAd platform
Apple Shows Off Safari 5 Web Browser
Almost overshadowed by the iPhone 4 launch, Apple has also released the latest version of its Safari web browser
10 Percent Of IT Professionals Cheat Firewall Audits
A new survey has found that one in ten IT professionals cheats in order to pass a firewall audit, with time and resource pressures to blame
Polycom Touts Bandwidth Savings With New Telepresence System
Polycom is boasting that its latest telepresence offering uses half the network bandwidth compared to rival products