Analyst: There are LOADS of iPhone 5s, Apple is keeping them back

Treat the fanbois mean, keep 'em keen

Bloke flogged $1.2m of pirated Microsoft gear on eBay, say Feds

People scrambled for illicit MS Office 2003 and XP Pro

FalconStor brings in bankers after ELEVEN crummy quarters

Liable to be broken up for parts

Microsoft's touching Xmas gift for Brits: MORE licensing price hikes

Updated versions means updated prices

Windows 8, Surface slabs ALREADY need critical security patch

Mega vulns affect ALL Windows kit from XP onward

Will Santa be working overtime to shift Win 8 kit? No. Yes! Maybe

'You! yes, you! STOP putting cash in Apple's pocket'

Amazon Web Services will make it into G-Cloud 3.0, says UK.gov

Amazon Web Services will be on the official list of approved services for used by civil servants through the G-Cloud catalogue - this time for sure.

Bargain! Desperate Comet SLASHES price of £4,400 iPod Nano

Pic Comet has generously slashed 97 per cent off the price of an Apple iPod Nano, touting the pocket-stroker at £129 rather than an eye-watering, er, £4,444.

Oracle snaps up Instantis to beef up Fusion and Primavera

Project management system for cloud and in-house code

iPhone maker Foxconn hatching US factory expansion plan?

Updated US plants won't build Apple kit – that's too complex for Americans

Lenovo insists it is NOT world's largest PC maker

If Gartner is right and Lenovo has indeed become the largest PC maker on the planet, someone forgot to tell the Chinese juggernaut's top brass.

Smartphone biz shocker: Nokia sells fewer devices than Lenovo

More upsets from the world of smartphone manufacturing: Sony has been selling more phones than HTC, and they’re both shipping more smartphones then either RIM or Nokia - which has plunged toward the bottom of the world vendor rankings.

Box shifters cram UK market with crusty PCs to make room for Win 8

'Cripes, boss, what about this old stuff?' 'FLOG IT!'

Microsoft offers cut-price Win 8 PCs and fondletops to UK schools

Someone is thinking of the children

CSC pops its cork after slashing costs faster than expected

Turns a profit, worries about the US and Europe

Juniper in shock dump of biggest supplier

Plexus finds Facebook status suddenly 'single'

Fujitsu guru: Win 8 will triumph. And we'll have brain plugs in 2027

Quite literally inside the mind of the CTO

Comet staff should be for life, not just for Christmas

Dixons to recruit 2,000 for festive peak season

Fujitsu hugs SAP, says it's all about solutions now

Welcomes users after saying goodbye to boss

Rackspace sales and profits pop in Q3

'We are the birth mother of OpenStack'

SGI losses widen, but revenue bumps up

Still disposing of 'LMDs of profit destruction'

HP taps server exec Fink as CTO, lab director

Business critical research and development needed

Fujitsu Technology Solutions CEO throws in the towel

Schwirz to 'pursue ambitions'. Don't let them get far

DCC SerCom: Suck on that, distie rivals - our sales went UP 20%

Micro P daddy reports operating profits rising too

Surface more profitable than iPad

Microsoft's margins greater than Apple's

IT spending set to SOAR in Europe ... by, er, 1.4 per cent

Crack open the economically priced sparkling wine!

TwinStrata wrestles Nasuni in the cloud-gateway Jell-O pool

Monitors to grow half an inch in 2013

Apple shifts 3 million iPads in 3 days: But how many were Minis?

Windows Phone 8 will be 'less than explosive' - HP bigwig

My name is Trevor, and I'm ... an IT consultant

Euro jobs cut threat hit us like a train, say Systemax workers

Fondle fever: Growing tablet market no longer just an iPad market

Deloitte in the saddle at Comet, seeking stability - and a buyer

SCC bulging with cash, plans acquisition spree

Red-soaked Systemax kills Euro jobs and US PC factory

EMC exec - we will not sell clouds direct

Gov cockup on £1bn mega buying framework slams SMEs in wallet

It's official: No 10 mandates 'open systems' options for Sir Humphreys

Comet confesses: The receivers are among us even now

Microsoft price hikes start to bite down on EMEA partners

Apple axed Brit retail boss for doing his job well - TOO well, perhaps

Arrow Electric CEO: Sales dip, profits fall but it's no 'overall disaster'

Ailing Comet at last prayers: Cawing of accountants and VCs fills air

Beleaguered bricks and mortar retailer Comet is lurching toward administration with Deloite understood to be waiting in the wings.

Seagate GoFlex FireWire 800 external hard drive

Seagate: Oh no, is my enterprise disk sales slip showing?

Seagate saw a 9.3 per cent slip in enterprise disk drive sales in its first fiscal 2013 quarter and revenues fell to $3.732bn compared to the previous quarter's $4.482bn.

HP to partners: sew your way to vertical Win 8 success

Canalys APAC Mastery of a sewing machine may help the channel cash in on Windows 8, HP representatives have told the APAC Canalys Channels Forum.

Guess who's still doing OK in PCs? Fujitsu, though it has troubles too

Japanese IT conglomerate Fujitsu has turned in its financial report for the second quarter of fiscal 2012: and the results were mixed, as has been the case for most IT suppliers wrestling with an uncertain global economy.

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