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Chrome spends a week at the top of the browser charts

Asian and South American popularity pushes it to glory

New Oyster online service goes live at TfL

Allows travellers to check the damage online

Atlassian warns of critical security flaw

Confluence customers urged to upgrade

Spy under your car bonnet 'worth billions by 2016'

Break the speed limit, break the bank with your insurance quote

Adobe backs down, patches critical Photoshop CS5 hole

Paid upgrade fix row leaves a nasty taste

Facebook launches App Store Center

It's just a gallery of mobile applications ... for now

Keep out of the Olympics' way, earn a haircut from TfL app

Coupons to make Londoners ditch the train for trainers

Telefonica touts new free VoIP app to cut off rival Skype

Telco bets future of mobile on TU Me

NHS rolls out open-source test results service for renal patients

UK-wide system lets kidney patients see results before doctors do

Apache releases new OpenOffice build, promises faster upgrades

New graphics focus and more to come from IBM additions

Now India snaps on gloves, bends Google over for antitrust probe

'Competition is a click away' ad giant retorts

Groupon CEO plans to 'reinvent local commerce ecosystem'

Moving beyond digital coupon clipping

Crocodoc tries to take bite out of Adobe dominance

Office and PDF viewer aims to assassinate Acrobat

Skype slurping software threatens IP exposure

It's a P2P problem says Redmond subsidiary

Red Hat opens up OpenShift platform cloud

The species of Origin

James May 'hologram' raves about old tech at Science Museum

PicturesTop Gear's Captain Slow stars in mobe app

O2 launches Wallet: Plays pay-by-text card, again

Tired of waiting for technology and regulation

Microsoft lobs out first Skype for Windows Phone

Now does straight-up video calls

Adobe Cloud offers leg up over Creative Suite's price wall

Monthly subscription for casual turtleneck types

Microsoft CRM to go browser and mobile OS agnostic

Chrome, Firefox welcomed, native iOS, Android and WP7 clients coming

Microsoft revenues up as PC market recovers

Soft games sales sole black spot

Microsoft retunes Intune for full Android, iOS app integration

But did spirit of Steve Jobs scotches iPhone demo?

Gmail goes titsup for 30 MILLION PUNTERS

POP3, IMAP users can engage smugmode

Rackspace eats own OpenStack heavenly dog food

Betas cloudy database, block storage, virtual networks

Red Hat joins OpenStack community

Governance suits Shadowman, finally

Amazon green-lights in-app purchasing for Android

Whacks down another plank in Googleplex assault

Microsoft opens trenchcoat, reveals 'in-memory' Big Data column

Just the (100 billion) facts, man

SAP flashes cash to pump up HANA biz

In-pocket database, in-face Larry

170m people 'upgrade' to Google+, but how many stick around?

Major UI revamp leaves us with more questions than answers

Dream:ON iPhone app-maker seeks sleepy fanbois for testing

You won't feel a thing...

Yahoo! pleads! for! ad! juice! as! products! guru! exits!

CEO tells staff it's time for YET ANOTHER makeover

MS Office coming for Symbian

Dying platform gets more productive

Wavii aims to transform news delivery with social data

Machine learning used to guess headlines of interest

Google answers less than half of watchdog's privacy tweak questions

What was that? We didn't hear you...

Facebook to acquire Instagram for $1bn

'Don't worry,' Zuckerberg says, 'we won't assimilate them'

Gorging Dell crams Canadian legacy-app rebore outfit into cakehole

Belly-busting goliath on the Make

SharePoint 2010 now supports Chrome, Firefox

Latest versions of third-party browsers supported, but IE6 cast out

TripAdvisor chucks antitrust complaint on Google's pile

Follows Expedia flight path to land in Brussels commissioners' laps

iPhone fanbois enraged by Instagram's Android triumph

So 'app' isn't short for Apple then?

Speaking in Tech: Creepy apps, big data and toasty iPads

PodcastWhy hot fondleslabs are still, er, hot ...

IBM's DB2 database update does time travel, gets graphic

'Continuous data ingest' gorges on bits, compression crunches 'em

Oracle to detail delayed Sun roadmap

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