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Ballmer boots Windows Phone President
Andy Lees, The president of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 division has been replaced, following lower than expected sales of the company’s new smartphone venture with Nokia.
YouTube launches new section ‘YouTube EDU’
In an effort to reach out to schools, YouTube has launched YouTube EDU as part of their new network setting. YouTube for schools is specifically geared for teachers to use in the classrooms.
Sheen blunders over Bieber: #Winning
A twitter mistake by Charlie Sheen caused the actor to have to change his number
Are the bureaucrats strangling 4G mobile? Ofcom responds
Ofcom is claiming that the uniquely complex nature of the UKs competitive mobile network marketplace, combined with technical issues have caused the delay in 4G mobile to 2015.
Consumers sing the online shopping holiday blues
Online shopping has seen a radical jump in popularity among consumers this year but has left many feeling like the grinch stole Christmas
Taking on the cloud giants – how small businesses can disrupt big markets
Roger Nolan, CTO of cloud provider OnApp writes exclusively for CBR about what smaller organisations can do make their mark in the cloud hosting world
Cyberslacking – the new drain on corporate bandwidth
Workers wasting time at the office is putting huge pressure on corporate networks Mervyn Kelly, EMEA marketing director at Ciena writes for CBR on the best ways to deal with this issue
Microsoft’s new Windows Store could be a disaster from Day One
Microsoft has announced the details of its new Windows Store, but its commission cut from developers could be its downfall
Audits are up and tools are down – why IT Asset Managers need to ask tougher questions
Sean Robinson, director of software asset management firm License Dashboard looks at why IT asset management solutions are still under-used despite a rise in software audits, and asks, who is to blame?
Emerging tech trends in 2012
What lies in store for businesses in Europe over the next 12 months?