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News Archive July 2010

30th July

• Oracle sued For Defrauding Government
• Google's Web Search Temporarily Blocked

29th July

• Lawmakers Are Concerned About Social Networking Security
• Open Source Browser Use Grows As Firefox Release
• Court in Khabarovsk Orders internet provider Rosnet to block
• UK Legislation Website Launched By Government

28th July

• Businesses Learn How To Fight Cyberthreats
• Rumors Of Google's Entry Into Social Gaming
• Verizon Is Largest Data Usage Out Of Carriers
• Microsoft Unhappy With Google- Yahoo Deal Calls Anti-Competi

27th July

• Identity Fraud Increases By 14 per cent
• Google Unveils Apps To Meet Gov Standards
• Customer Worries Come First Over Security Threats
• Telecom Software Companies Merge To Reach Billions
• Virgin Trials Electricity Pole Broadband In Village
• Chinese City Passes Law For Childrens Privacy
• Ask.Com Gets Users To Come Up With The Answer

26th July

• Google Market Position Slips As Baidu Capitalises
• ARIN Claims IPv4 Addresses To Run Out
• Microsoft Sells Nearly Ten Copies A Second
• Royals Join The Internet
• Mozilla Set To Design New Tab

23rd July

• Centrify Releases Intregration Package Toolkit
• Users Pile Into AT&T's Wi-Fi
• The Open Source Software That Runs Facebook
• Ofcom Excludes Buisness Network Interests In Reports
• .UK Domain Names Celebrate 25th Anniversary
• Employees Ignore Company Social Network Ban
• Stolen Phone Database Targets Mobile Phone Thieves
• Microsoft Announces Sales Milestone
• BA First to Launch Airport App

22nd July

• Fed Agency Aim For Shift To Cloud Computing

21st July

• Facebook Nations Worried for Privacy
• BT's Brownfield Fibre-To-The-Premises Trials Are To Go Ahead
• Google Changes Image and Ads
• Open Environment App To Be Created
• LINX causes connectivity problems across the UK

20th July

• Google China Satisfies The Law
• Metroplitan Police Shut Down 19 Websites Scams
• Google Buzz Opens Up Key Data Stream

19th July

• Metaweb Deal To Improve Search Results Via Open Database
• Google Responds To User Forum Complaints
• Customer Care Concerns Stop Brits From Spending Online
• London Stock Exchange Loses CTO In Midst Linux Exchange
• Intel Wasting Time Creating iPad Rival

16th July

• Analysts Doubt Apple iPhone 4G Recall
• Buisnesses In UK Question Data Protection Laws

15th July

• BT Says British Broadband Will Cost Billions
• Zuckerberg Announces 150 Million Facebook Mobile Users
• Microsoft And Yahoo Gain Ground On Google
• SIlver Spotfire Aimed At SMEs

14th July

• Next Breaks The rules
• Fring And Skype Get Ugly In Switch Off

13th July

• Google Tool Helps Create Apps For Android

12th July

• Facebook Announces Launch of 'Panic Button'
• Restored Google China Site is Limited in Features
• Firefox 4 Picks Up The Pace
• Google is Undaunted by Apple or Facebook
• NTP Sues Web Giants Over Patent Infringements

9th July

• Google Confident For China Licence
• EU Highlights Drawbacks With Online Antitrust
• Internet Retailing Attempts To Solve Retail Achilles Heell
• IDC Reveal External IT Services Down In UK
• China Renews Google's licence

8th July

• Amazon Enters Online Grocery Market
• Twitter's Earlybird Chirps About Special Deals
• The White House Fails on cyper -security
• Microsoft Vunerabilites On The Front Line
• The Rocky Road To IPv6
• Myspace Music Money Making Model
• Councils Fail To Give Businesses Online Help
• Chrome Gets Security Make-Over

7th July

• Mozilla Trials Firefox 4.0 Hopes For Feedback
• Government Set to Spend Thousands on Mobile Apps
• Social Networks Cost UK Businesses, £1.38 Billion.
• Services Controlled By Hacker Attackers
• IT Staff Snooping Through Cusntomer Records
• How Will Microsoft's Bing Effect SEO
• Interent Access In Uk On the Rise
• Sales Grow In First Quarter At M & S

6th July

• China Keep Google Waiting

5th July

• Tests Confirm iPhone 4 Has Best Wireless Performance Ever

2nd July

• $250bn Online Sales in UK Since 2000
• Head of Three Regrets Using Term 'Unlimited'