Offshore metadata storage fine by me, says Malcolm Turnbull iiNet says 'your data could land in China' Legal03 Nov 2014 | 10
Disney wins Mickey Mouse patent for torrent-excluding search engine 'Authenticity weight' will mean search results bin out sites with little gravitas Software03 Nov 2014 | 46
Remote code execution flaws fixed in tnftp and wget Linux bods thankful, Apple a stone-cold boilerplate OSes03 Nov 2014 | 12
Singapore plots photonic future with new research institute $SGD80 million to shine a light on optics Legal03 Nov 2014 | 1
India to develop an API for entire government Biometric log-in and portal to track reviled civil servants already winning approval Legal03 Nov 2014 | 7
NSW Govt spends half a million dollars on XP support Foot cushions well used in eight agency IT shops Software03 Nov 2014 | 7
Alca-Lu stems bleeding, squeezes costs Signs glorious 'Shift Plan' is working as revenue - err - shifts to IP routing biz Channel03 Nov 2014 | 2
Microsoft now licensing Windows by the user, across multiple devices Redmond's silly VDI arrangements look to be a thing of the past OSes03 Nov 2014 | 26
Auditors find encrypted chat client TextSecure is secure Except for one bug that could well and truly spoil the party and turn you into Milhouse Security03 Nov 2014 | 4
IPv6 web starts to look like the internet we know Search, shopping, news, TV and naughties Networks03 Nov 2014 | 26
Rosetta reaches perfect position to get touchy Philae Comet-pronging probe is 'lined up for lander delivery' Science03 Nov 2014 | 12
NHS slow to react as Windows XP support nears the end Trusts need to make a move by April 2015 Channel03 Nov 2014 | 21
BBC clamps down on illicit iPlayer watchers RSS feeds binned in favour of in-house API Legal03 Nov 2014 | 129
ICANN, ICAN'T, IWON'T: uWHAT? How the internet is actually run Comment Our ex-ICANN staffer spills the beans Networks03 Nov 2014 | 16
Coinbase launches in Europe - but who's its mystery bank partner? Comment All a bit murky - but firm claims userbase is growing On-Prem03 Nov 2014 | 2
What you need to know about keeping your cloud data safe Seeking shelter from the storm SaaS03 Nov 2014 | 4
Whomp, there it is: Seagate demos Kinetic disk drive Ethernet-astic fun at OpenStack Storage03 Nov 2014 | 18
LOHAN test flight: Results in from Oz jury Andrew Tridgell picks over Vulture 2 avionics logs Science03 Nov 2014 | 15
Windows 8 or nowt: Consumer Win 7 fans are out of luck Professional version keeps going – for now Channel03 Nov 2014 | 66
Would you recognise the Vans shoes logo? Neither would Euro trademark bods Cobblers to beg for recognition of 'distinctive character' Legal03 Nov 2014 | 52
Drupal megaflaw raises questions over CMS bods' crisis mgmt Fallout spreads as securobods issue warnings Software03 Nov 2014 | 9
That 'tech-free' Nophone? It was already out years ago Well, sort of... Remember the Stuckist Phone? Personal Tech03 Nov 2014 | 29
Pro-ISIS script kiddies deface West Yorkshire egg-chasers' site Um, that'll teach the, er, local rugby team Security03 Nov 2014 | 22
LaCie Little Big Disk Thunderbolt 2 – dual SSD sizzler Review The world's fastest portable storage, apparently Storage03 Nov 2014 | 17
Apple Watch buyers will feel 'different' after being 'serviced' in spring 2015 It's a, er, neverending marathon of touching - ex-Burberry boss Software03 Nov 2014 | 15
VMware: Yep, ESXi bug plays 'finders keepers' with data backups Have you tried DISABLING then ENABLING CBT? Virtualization03 Nov 2014 | 12
Oracle users open can of whup-ass on licensing policies 'Relations are hostile and filled with deep-rooted mistrust' Channel03 Nov 2014 | 10
Greeks best in the world – at, er, breaking their mobile phones Blighty's not much better at preserving Jesus Phones either Personal Tech03 Nov 2014 | 24
Manufacturers slam UK.gov: 'High speed broadband' rollout is too slow Not impressed with 'poor communication', either Legal03 Nov 2014 | 24
Virgin 'spaceship' pilot 'unlocked tailbooms' going through sound barrier 'Shuttlecock mode' deployed just before crackup Science03 Nov 2014 | 101
Data protection laws come to the rescue of poor, underpaid UK MPs Shredding of expenses paperwork sparks cover-up accusations Legal03 Nov 2014 | 37
European astronaut exposes eerie snaps of ISS in Twitter feed Bag-on-head terror ... In space, no one sees you tweet Science03 Nov 2014 | 36
Japan tells operators: Put a SIM lock in a new mobe? You'd better unlock it for free SIM liberty to promote competition Personal Tech03 Nov 2014 | 33
UK print peddler Annodata slips ring on Berkshire firm's finger Stumbling services biz Keltec was once a Blighty bigshot Channel03 Nov 2014 | 2
Samsung gobbles Proximal Data for server-side SSD Mighty chaebol figures to make better caching software - but is it ready to play? Storage03 Nov 2014 |
France kicks UK into third place for public Wi-Fi hotspots US takes second spot, and Asian giants loom Networks03 Nov 2014 | 24
Why Seagate spent $374m on Xyratex: It's part of a cloud system Comment Exec rank multiplication HPC03 Nov 2014 |
Selling kit in the traditional way? Days might be numbered Public cloud spend to hit $127bn by 2018, predicts IDC Channel03 Nov 2014 | 2
Pro-democracy Hong Kong sites DDoS'd with Chinese cyber-toolkit Now we're not saying it was the Chinese government, but... Security03 Nov 2014 | 2
Russians hear Tim Cook is gay, pull dead Steve Jobs' enormous erection Updated No happy ending from these jerks Legal03 Nov 2014 | 154
Australia's going to need a standalone metadata retention bureau Retained metadata is too valuable to be left to ISPs and carriers Legal03 Nov 2014 | 14
Seriously, for real this time, the 12in MaxiPad is totally on the way ... ... allegedly ... sigh Personal Tech03 Nov 2014 | 20
Australia Post goes a little bit grey with parcel forwarding service Shopmate service gives Aussies a US postal address, sets Australia Tax at AU$25 On-Prem03 Nov 2014 | 13