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Facebook Reaps Reward From Mobile Ad Growth
Facebook is making plenty of money from mobile and impressing analysts
BT Adds More Broadband Customers Ahead of BT Sport Launch
BT Sport encourages customers to stay as 500,000 sign up for channels
Apple: Some Developer Services Back Online After Hack
Apple says it is busy completely overhauling its site, which was hacked last week
Google Nexus 7 2 Is First Tablet With Android 4.3 Jelly Bean
1080p Google Nexus 7 2 is due to be released next Tuesday
Malicious ‘Master Key’ Android Apps Appear Online
Malicious applications exploiting the nasty flaw appear on Chinese app stores
Claire Perry MP Website Hacked By Porn Pranksters
Porn hater accuses Guido Fawkes of sponsoring hack, confuses a link and a screenshot...
ARM Reports Stellar Second Quarter, Expects Good Times To Continue
British chip designer beats analyst expectations, reporting pre-tax profit of £86.6 million
EE 4G Comes To 10 More Towns And Goes Double Speed in Three More
4G finally arrives in Maidstone and nine other towns, while it goes double speed in Belfast, Newcastle and Southampton
EU Blasts European Governments For Missing 4G Targets
Only half of EU member states have made 800MHz available for 4G services
Cisco Set To Acquire Sourcefire For $2.7bn
Snort-based supplier sucked into Cisco's world
Ubuntu Edge Smartphone Sets Record £20.8m Crowdsourcing Target
Canonical wants £20.8m to build 40,000 Ubuntu superphones
MPs Slam FiReControl IT Rescue Project
With £482 million already wasted, PAC is concerned about the government's work to make additional savings from the failed project
4.7-Inch Nokia Lumia 625 Offers 4G For Less Than £200
Largest ever Lumia smartphone seeks to conquer mid-range market
Intel Announces 14nm Chips For An Efficient Datacentre
Intel reveals energy-efficient versions of its Xeon chips, its first products under new CEO Brian Krzanich
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Ubuntu Forums Hack Exposes 1.8m Accounts
Canonical advises members to change their passwords as soon as possible
China Implicated In Zero-Day Attacks On Falun Dafa And Military Groups
EXCLUSIVE: As part of the Cyber Repression Series, TechWeek reveals campaign to spy on spiritual activists and military bodies
Prime Minister: UK ISPs Will Have To Block Porn
The government has outlined new measures to protect children online, but it’s unclear just how effective they will be
Boris Johnson Wants Smartphone Killswitch As Mobile Phone Theft Rises
Mayor of London urges smartphone manufacturers to work together on industry standard killswitch
Hackers Breach Apple Developer Centre
Attack from last week leaves developer site offline and user data has been compromised
Tech Giants Call For NSA Transparency
The IT backlash against NSA data requests grows as tech big names call for more transparency
Tech Club Goes To Tech City
TechWeek's Tech Club members headed to East London to see what life is like for Tech City startups
Quiz Of The Week: Tech Transport
Get on board! Our transport quiz looks at how tech is changing the way we get about
Exposed: ICO’s Tame Investigation Of Google Street View Data Slurping
EXCLUSIVE: Privacy watchdog fails to follow up on Google claims it contained illegally collected Street View data and didn't use information, TechWeek reveals
Nokia Lumia Sales Rise By A Third To Offset Mobile Phone Decline
Signs of hope for Nokia as smartphones take on increasing importance
UK Government Security Adviser To Review Huawei Cell
Cabinet Office says it can't be complacent over concerns surrounding Huawei centre designed to check for security flaws
HTC One Mini Debuts With 4.3 Inch Display
New smartphone promises all the features of the HTC One, but with a smaller screen
German Government: There Are Two PRISMs
There's the PRISM of the NSA and the PRISM partly run by NATO, according to the German government
MPs Bash BT In BDUK Bust-Up
BT stunned by MP claims it is blackmailing the general public and bullying local authorities involved in broadband project