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The Heartbleed OpenSSL flaw is fixed on websites - but security firms have spotted attacks on SSL VPNs, warns Sean Michael Kerner
Netflix mulls price increase: its revenue and subscribers are increasing US ISPs are charging it for bandwidth
Wheat straw packing protects Dell laptops, saves waste and cuts air pollution in China
Oyster has a genuine purpose, is easy to use and familiar to customers says Steve McCaskill
TfL and operators reportedly hold talks about letting passengers use their NFC smartphones to pay for their travel
Tom Preston-Werner quits GitHub, even though an independent investigation clears his name
Apple outlines environmental vision, promising free recycling for all iPhones, iPads and Macs, with the prospect of a gift card as a reward
Nokia joins other phone makers in kicking BlackBerry, but must do more to give business users better security, says Wayne Rash
China said to be chief perpetrator, US the main target, with plenty of activity in Eastern Europe too
Motorola Solutions, the remainder of the company that sold its handset division to Google in 2012, has joined the ranks of Microsoft's Android licensees
Chinese hackers may have created iOS malware called Unflod
Microsoft is reportedly the company behind a massive data centre project in Iowa, joining the company's nearby 'Project Mountain' cloud facility
Telerik's Kendo UI Core framework, based on JavaScript, brings HTML5 to a wider variety of browsers
Oracle has launched its Virtual Compute Appliance, intended to work with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c and the 12C database
Microsoft is set to finalise the $7 billion (£4.4bn) acquisition of Nokia's mobile devices unit at the end of this week, following antitrust negotiations in Asia