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11 April 2013
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Bitcoin gets a $100 haircut on rollercoaster trading run
Cointards perplexed as rampant speculation leads to crash
Windows 8 has put the world's PC market to sleep - IDC
Double-digit shipment fall 'both surprising and worrisome'
Google brings in blue-chip VC firms for 'Glass Collective'
KPCB and Andreessen Horowitz commit VC funds
Foxconn's revenue down on slowing iPad, iPhone sales
More disappointing results ahead for Apple?
DropBox adds single sign-on
Amazon-dependent storage provider goes for the enterprise
Dell shareholder: 'Rush' is because Michael D wants to buy
Pell-mell Dell sell = 'Like hell' yell from SAM
Achtung! German Amazon workers out on strike
In a very orderly and efficient manner
Finance bods probe RBS over bank-crippling IT cock-up
Bank could face fine for outsourced system collapse
Capita's top brass bags 20% rise - as IT bods shiver in wage freeze
Staff and bosses locked in salary talks for 2013
'Close to one in three - sorry, one in eight - SMEs are software pirates'
Check your shoulders for parrots, lads
Therapy for 2e2 survivors: Online confab, 12 April, 2pm BST
Live Chat Relive the pain and learn with The Channel ed Paul Kunert
Frightening fondleslabs branded Hannibal Lecter of UK PC market
'Cannibalising' tablets chomp on desktop, notebook jugulars
Microsoft: Here's some cash, channel. PLEASE sell Office 365
Resellers bunged $40 per seat for first 3,000 sales
Vinyl sales reach 15 year high, Blighty becomes No. 3 music buyer
You just can't trust that singing fat lady
Oracle cuts down Big Data Appliance to make pilots cheaper
Talks up zippier Oracle apps – and new apps – tuned for Exadata engineered systems
Speaking in Tech: Facebook's BETTER than Twitter ... for stalking your ex
Podcast Plus: Putting a bounty on keyboards of tweet-happy Cisco bods...
Oracle to resell Fujitsu 'Athena' Sparc64-X servers ... worldwide
The more Sparcs, the merrier, apparently
The Register guide to Windows Server 2012: Hyper-V
Virtualisation explication
How to decide when to pass on PaaS
A changing cloudscape
EMC dishes up 8 times more cache to hungry Isilon PAN
Pushing out faster go-faster box
GE shows off tank-tough tech
GTC 2013 Sorry, Sarge... I just backed over the new PC
HGST unveils 12Gbit/s SAS SSDs for bankers, gamers and cloud-pushers
Subsidiary of mega-corp punts twice-as-fast kit
US spies' crazytech branch asks chip firm for 8-BIT-PER-CELL memory
Triple level cell? Pah! So yesterday
Review: Kobo Arc Android tablet
Apps and books done right, eventually
Inuit all along: Pirate Bay flees Sweden for Greenland
Tip-off of imminent domain seizures sends pirates scurrying
Stop with that LTE-B nonsense... it's NOT a thing - mobe standards guardian
4G, dude... as if it weren't confusing enough
UK ad-slingers spent TWICE as much smearing sales-bluster on mobes in 2012
Google and other ad firms laugh and laugh and laugh
Microsoft's telly-over-the-net tech gobbled by Ericsson for mobes
Just as everyone gets used to watching TV via the Wii
Australia's alternative NBN plan: some taxpayer-friendly questions
Puncturing political promises with practicalities
ACLU documents shows free access to emails for IRS tax police
If it's opened, or old, then no warrant needed
EU competition chief stays in touch with Google via TEXT MESSAGES
'Get real, Eric' - Sent from my iPhone
Who wants a smart meter to track'n'tax your car? Hello, Israel
Avoid the rush hour, avoid higher rates. Oh and something about privacy
French spies do a Barbara Streisand over secret nuke radio base
Sacrée vache! Violoneux-wiki ont laissé échapper le force de frappucino
Your consent 'almost always' needed when firms use your data to profile you
Watchdog, er... reassures Euro punters
Mali to give away .ML domains for free
Gormless circumlunar HTML slumlord primly gimlets bottomless hamlet
Seoul plans anti-GPS jamming system to thwart NORKS
Naughty North Korea has been disrupting signals since 2010
Microsoft follows Apple into the dock over warranty terms in China
Surface Pro under the spotlight after state-run radio report
SSH an ill-managed mess says SSH author Tatu Ylonen
IETF draft a first step to new version
Researcher hacks aircraft controls with Android smartphone
This may give the TSA some ideas
Office for Android, iOS pushed back to late 2014?
New apps for Windows slabs to come first
Yahoo! chats! up! Apple! for! lots! more! iPhone! lovin'!
Seen the scrolling Y! Finance bar in iOS? Purple Palace wants more of that
Planes in thunderstorms cop gamma ray bursts
Only little ones, fortunately
Chemical-dipped TRANSPARENT BRAINS bare all for science
See-through cerebrums leave neural structures exposed
German boffins aim to burn natural gas - WITHOUT CO2 emissions
Der Flüssigmetall-blasensäulenreaktor kommt
Australia gets a space strategy
'Bruce in space' not on the table
Attack of the CYBER NORKS! Pyongyang in frontal assault online
Jong-un's a WRONG 'UN, claim southerners
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