ACTA's EU future in doubt after Polish pause
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk has suspended his country's ratification of ACTA, in a move that could make the agreement null and void across the EU Read more
3 February, 2012 17:33 by David MeyerZDNet is available in the following editions:
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk has suspended his country's ratification of ACTA, in a move that could make the agreement null and void across the EU Read more
3 February, 2012 17:33 by David MeyerApple was forced to remove several iOS devices from sale on its German online store on Thursday as a result of its patent battles with Motorola. The... Read more
3 February, 2012 21:02 by Ben WoodsDell has created a dedicated software group and tapped John Swainson, former head of IT services specialist CA Technologies, to run it. The move,... Read more
3 February, 2012 18:02 by Jack ClarkThe company is opening up its processors to technologies from other chip makers, potentially including low-power specialist ARM, so it can develop products better suited to mobile devices, such as tablets Read more
3 February, 2012 17:20 by Jack ClarkThe FBI has confimed that hackers intercepted a conference call to discuss the Anonymous hacking group with Scotland Yard and other cybercrime officers, after obtaining an email setting up the call Read more
3 February, 2012 17:07 by Tom EspinerThe telecoms provider plans to allow premises to choose whether they want full-speed fibre connections that support downloads up to 300Mbps Read more
3 February, 2012 16:40 by Ben WoodsChanges to Microsoft's European volume-licensing pricing structure in the summer will see UK customers likely to pay more, according to the software maker Read more
3 February, 2012 15:26 by Tom Espiner 2 commentsThe Manchester University team that first isolated graphene has discovered a way of introducing a band gap into the material that makes it a much more... Read more
3 February, 2012 13:02 by Lucy SherriffHP has updated the software on 16 of its switches to support OpenFlow, a software-defined networking technology that could improve networking operations and resiliency in enterprise networks Read more
3 February, 2012 13:10 by Jack ClarkThe companies have announced a significant step in making all-IP voice calls viable on LTE phones Read more
3 February, 2012 12:17 by David MeyerNASA has released a rare video of the far side of the moon, captured by one of the two GRAIL probes that are orbiting the moon to map its... Read more
3 February, 2012 12:02 by David Meyer
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2 February, 2012 by manekThe 2 million number quoted is shipments not sales, an exact repeat of last year's dire sales of WP7. Sales to customers are likely to number only...
2 hours ago by SPM on Nokia earnings fail to shine despite LumiaIt sounds like this is just another variable in the complex equation of Microsoft licensing, which often results in customers overpaying as it is....
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10 hours ago by Karen Friar on UK broadband speed climbs 22 percentThe EU proposals can all be read in full on the reform website: http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/minisite/index.html
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24 hours ago by Scott Deagan via Facebook on UK broadband speed climbs 22 percentSeemingly a very strange decision, even perverse. Mind you, the basis of the decision is hardly explained here or in Cnet. Perhaps we will hear...
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2 days ago by ians1 on Facebook plans to raise $5bn via share launchThanks for the heads up. Will definitely check this HUD Intenterface.
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