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31 May 2013
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Google on advertising-funded cesspools: We don't like them either
Good ads: El Reg! Bad ads: pirates and perverts
Samsung plans new R&D centre in Finland
Mountains so lofty, treetops so tall, it's where mobe-makers want to be
Windows Phone piques CIO interest says analyst
End-to-end Redmond might just be the easy way to an in-house app store
Microsoft's UK OEM boss swaps Blighty for Singapore
With weather like this, who can blame him?
Enta Technologies consults m'learned friends after HMRC spat
Telford distie wound up by 'incorrect' winding-up order
Multi-billion pound gov tech contracts could end up in toilet - MPA
Projects meant to save costs might cost us
Tears, laughter and bankruptcy: How not to go bust
Feature Guess who just tried to break into the warehouse?
Heroku publishes API for its platform cloud
Amazon piggybacker wants kids of its own
Amazon cloud threatens ENTIRE IT ECOSYSTEM – report
Updated Cannibal cloud gnaws on trad IT slingers' fat margins
EMC inks deal to take Brit F1 racer Lotus to the clouds
Storage bods get a crack at Grands Prix glory
Mellanox forges fun-sized 40Gb/sec Ethernet switch
Delisting from Tel Aviv exchange to cut costs, sticking with NASDAQ
Rackspace floats virty router and firewall into its clouds
Forget iron, use heavenly Vyatta software appliances
Virtual machine high availability and disaster recovery
Hands on guidance from our gurus
The good and the bad in Hyper-V's PowerShell
Look, no GUI
Pure says two of the four tiers of storage are set to disappear
'Moore’s Law has turned disk into tape'
Apple reveals bare bones iPod touch
Fuel for cheap iPhone rumour fire as new model comes at 23 per cent discount
HTC drops 12-inch Windows RT tablet, sticks to a 7-incher
Would have cost too much, and there's no demand anyway
'Extremely sophisticated' Apple settles watery iDevice lawsuit
'Approximately 153,105' iDevice owners to get payout – are you one of them?
Motorola to kick off comeback with US-made Moto X
Chief says firm gets no special advantage from Google ownership
Living with a 41-megapixel 808 PureView: Symbian's heroic last stand
Review 808 state: The Nokia smartphone that REFUSES TO DIE
Never mind your little brother - happy 10th birthday, H.264
Feature Today it's all about you, Mister Video Codec
Japanese SoftBank's $20bn Sprint gobble clears US security hurdle
Rival Dish warns of biz's 'significant ties to China'
Hey, O2 punters: Kiss goodbye to 4 MEELLION Openzone hotspots
Mobe network pulls out of BT's Wi-Fi network, goes it alone
ACCC settles backhaul price regulation
Down, not up
Fancy some mobile filth? New logo tells you when not to bother
'Trust mark' for smut-filtered Wi-Fi not-so-hot spots
Indonesia to build crack IT-trained military unit to deflect attacks
Defence force needed to deal with growing online threat
EFF files objections with W3C over adding DRM to HTML5
Will Microsoft, Google, and Netflix have their way?
China denies hacking claims, says it doesn’t need US tech
'You underestimate our wisdom' warns Middle Kingdom
Drupal hacked, resets passwords after millions of accounts exposed
Websites running our CMS are safe, insists top brass
UN to call for 'pre-emptive' ban on soulless robot bomber assassins
Comment Fire up the time machine, lads!
Ruby on Fails: Zombie SERVER army built thanks to Rails bug
The undead are coming, and they have 1Gbps pipes!
Belarus becomes world's top country ... for SPAM
White Russia dons black hat, becomes junkmail conduit
PayPal denies stiffing bug-hunting teen on bounty
Someone else got there first, claims firm
Kaspersky plans source code reveal to avoid Huawei's fate
Chinese giant has 'grey areas' but politics the reason for ban says AV's party boy
Ubuntu's Shuttleworth: Microsoft no longer dominates PC biz
'Let's focus on our own excellence, not someone else's product'
Microsoft's Windows 8.1 secrets REVEALED, sort of
Redmond lifts the veil on anticipated 'Blue' update
Microsoft links Skype to Lync
Now that's unified communications
NASA: Trip to Mars would exceed 'fatal cancer' radiation risk
Can't shield against cosmic rays, can't get there faster
CRUNCH: 'Drunk' chap cuffed in high-speed car nookie prang rumpus
Nude lady takes a toss, shoeless chap in cactus - cops
Kettle 'which looks like HITLER' brews up sturm in a teacup
US retailer overrun by Führer Wasserkocher blitzkrieg
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News and tips for IT professionals who plan, implement, and maintain Office.
This Aberdeen Analyst Insight report focuses on SaaS, the high percentage of data loss reported and where SaaS data protection lies.
Research into how organizations are using cloud services for mission-critical applications and data.
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