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08 April 2011
News: Price comparison site for antivirus launches

In today's current economic climate, saving money is more important than ever. There's a number of price comparison websites that can help you save money on your gas, electric and event broadband access. However, a new site aims to help you save money when it comes to purchasing security software.
News: Fasthosts offers mobile website builder

Web hosting firm Fasthosts Internet has unveiled new mobile website builder for its customers.
News: Fasthosts offers mobile website builder

Web hosting firm Fasthosts Internet has unveiled new mobile website builder for its customers.
News: Forrester: Businesses must act on profound software licence changes

Organisations need to act on “profound” changes likely to take place around the way software is licensed, according to Forrester.
News: National Grid plugs into service management deal with HP

National Grid has signed a seven year outsourcing deal with HP.
News: Microsoft releases Bing for iPad

Microsoft will try to lure iPad users to its search engine with a new Bing application built specifically for the popular Apple iPad 2 tablet.
News: Facebook shares its data-centre secrets

Facebook is sharing some of the secrets that help make its Prineville, Oregon, data centre one of the world's most efficient.
News: IBM jumps into cloud, customers tip-toe behind

In announcing its cloud computing services on Thursday, IBM stressed repeatedly that private clouds -- or those that exist behind the corporate firewall -- are as important to its strategy as those in the public realm.
News: FCC kicks off review of cell signal boosters

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission may regulate cellular signal boosters, which are designed to solve voice and data coverage gaps by picking up signals from carrier base stations and amplifying them in homes or vehicles.
07 April 2011
News: Remains of the Day: The Google Supremacy

The iPad 2's hogging all the available touchscreens, AT&T and Verizon have to play nice with the little guys, and how much could a Twitter spy even say in 140 characters? Flip on an ultraviolet light to see the hidden messages embedded inside the remainders for Thursday, April 7, 2011.
News: Microsoft sets mammoth Patch Tuesday, will fix 64 flaws

Microsoft today said it will patch a record 64 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Windows graphics framework, and other software next week, and tie a December 2010 record for the number of security updates it issues.
News: Prepaid carrier Locus to resell Clearwire

WiMax carrier Clearwire has added a low-cost prepaid mobile operator, Locus Telecommunications, to the set of partners that offer services over its high-speed broadband network.
News: Users find IE9 upgrade in Windows Update

Although Microsoft has denied pulling the trigger on IE9 upgrade offers, some users say the browser is showing up on their Windows Vista and Windows 7 machines' Windows Update lists.
News: 2010 was the year of Android, ABI Research shows

ABI Research unloaded a trove of data on the smartphone market during a webinar today that highlighted Android's dramatic rise over the past year.
News: Google boosts Android security with encrypted tablets, remote PIN reset

Google is trying to make Android more appealing to businesses by adding IT administration tools to Google Apps that can encrypt Android tablets or remotely locate a lost Android phone and reset the PIN.
News: iPhone and iPad Crapware: 5 Apps to Avoid

With more than 350,000 apps on Apple's App Store, you're sure to find some real stinkers. How can you avoid these crappy apps, or CRAPPS?
News: BAA hires small Cumbrian firm to deliver ID system

BAA Airports has hired a small Cumbria-based IT services company to provide an online ID booking system that will be used by more than 50,000 employees.
News: New GNOME cuts the clutter

Five years in the making, the new version of the Gnome Linux desktop interface has been radically reworked
News: Fast phone patching still a fantasy

Researchers are focusing on vulnerabilities in cell phones, but manufacturers and carriers are still stuck in the 90s.
News: Google's Andy Rubin tells Android critics to chill

Android pioneer Andy Rubin has a message from developers carping about Android fragmentation: You all need to calm down.

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