Government's outdated push to Windows XP and IE software is unacceptable

Column It must get up to date to serve users' security and privacy

US Federal Reserve admits to Anonymous website attack

Hacking collective snaffled bankers' details

Intel's '7W' Ivy Bridge chips are partly a marketing sleight-of-hand

Column But it might be okay, and might even work

Apple loses patents case to Nokia and Sony front

Patents bully infringed three patents

John McAfee has been arrested in Guatemala

Fugitive security pioneer apprehended

Listen to Steve Wozniak when he talks about the internet and freedom

Column Woz talks Megaupload, Wikileaks and Anonymous

Gary McKinnon’s mother Janis Sharp is overjoyed with UK extradition decision

She thanks all those who helped the campaign for her son

Samsung wants the Iphone 5 banned

Will add the handset to its list

Apple threatens Chinese company over Steve Jobs doll

Says that it owns Apple co-founder’s likeness

Motorola faces a lawsuit against its Xoom tablet

Xooms into view

Intel dishes laptops out to its own staff at annual quiz

Sex, lies and netbooks

Reed Business Information gets sued for computer usage violations

Publisher accused of DDoS attacks

CMI is suing Sony

Open season on lawsuits

Oracle throws down a legal gauntlet at Google

Says Android infringes Java patents and copyrights

Apple settles with a patent troll

And gets sued again

France fouled by a fake website

French Officials not happy about something

Sophos wants Javascript disabled in Adobe products

Go ahead Adobe, make my day

Top 10 movies that deserve a tech Oscar

We count down the films that make the best use of technology

Children are at risk from smartphone apps

UK regulator wants parents to step in between kids and apps

Right wing radio host Glenn Beck falls in love with 3D printing

Says 3D printing will change everything

European Union settles ebook pricing row with publishers

Simon & Schuster, Harper Collins, Hachette, Holtzbrinck and Apple agree

Jimmy Wales cheers Richard O’Dwyer ruling but UK legal concerns remain

Case should never have involved US authorities, claims Wikipedia founder

Gary McKinnon's mother slams potential UK prosecution

Janis Sharp says charges would be 'a spectacular turnaround'

Apple's patents war might tarnish its brand

Column Nobody likes a bully

Apple goes after Polish grocery store

No Apple, no way, keep the lawyers away

Rumour: Government's spam filters block the public

Sony Ericsson sues US ISP over its logo

Throws its green logo out of the pram

Computer Weekly publisher admits it doesn’t know what its computers are doing

Gutterwatch Publisher was accused of DDoS attacks

Free Software Foundation slams Oracle

Asks users to help defend Google

Open Solaris board resigns

Decides it's fed up with Oracle

Sky wants Skype to change its name

Too close for comfort

Microsoft gets angry at Yahoo-Google tie up

Throws its toys out of the pram

Microsoft compares Iphone 4 to Vista

The gold standard of failure

Dell sold exceedingly bad desktops

Court papers reveal shoddy Optiplex PCs and a cover up

Apple, Facebook and Google need to come clean on security breaches

Firms must report major security incidents under upcoming EU rules

Hackers' Michael Jackson raid nets community service

Pair avoid jail in Sony breach

Social networks, Apple, Microsoft and Linux in 2013

Column A few predictions for the new year

Google allegedly dodged $2bn in taxes

Internet giant is accused of tax avoidance

Outwar hacker gets indicted

Roleplaying game got real

US government is disappointed by Gary McKinnon extradition decision

US hoped Theresa May would comply with its demand

Amazon wants Apple’s app store challenge thrown out

Says Apple CEOs used the term loosely

European Commission starts antitrust investigations of Motorola

Opens two investigations

The INQUIRER doesn't do plagiarism

Sony goes after Playstation hackers

Insecure company lashes out

Microsoft angers Angry Birds developer

A Vole among pigeons

VMware makes fun of Microsoft

Marketing ploy backfires

Gamer sues a games developer

Might as well face it, you’re addicted to a MMORG

Father sues school for searching daughter's phone

Wants more than just an apology

Culture secretary hints at license fee chop

Look forward to a future full of repeats

Nokia enlists Russian police to find a phone

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