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Apple announces two new iPhone models and the Apple Watch. There's a revolution in mobile payments Apple has now put mobile payments firmly in its sights with Apple Pay. Apple's mobile wallet is sure to make the public take notice of these mobile technologies.

People moves, funding and new powers to monitor and control internet use.

Samsung, Huawei, LG, Nokia and HTC feature in CBR's list.

CBR does the work for you and finds out the biggest transactions of the last few years in the data centre space.

From virtual pornography to posh dating apps, tech is changing sex forever.

What to expect from Asus, Acer, NVIDIA, Intel, ARM, Sandisk and Microsoft at this year's Computex.

Jive, Cisco, Fleep, Tangoe and ChatGrape make the list.

CBR gives you the inside line on what the industry won't be telling you.

Could the Logjam bug be how the NSA broke VPNs?

Panasonic, Microsoft, Intel, Google, Apple, GSMA and LinkedIn feature, among others.

Executive strategy, industry collaboration, smart cities and...Aerosmith?

The US Office of Personnel Management falls victim to massive data breach - but what can be learnt from this latest cyberattack? The US Office of Personnel Management has confirmed reports of a massive data breach hitting its systems, with the personal information of over 4 million government employees compromised.

How do you measure the value of your social media efforts? Social media is now a vital aspect of today's business world. Regardless of industry, businesses and corporations are taking to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and a host of other platforms in order to engage with customers and boost brand awareness.

Find out what partnerships such as Apple and IBM and Microsoft are up to.

Ovum's recent Decision Matrix, 'Selecting a Mobile App Development Platform Solution, 2015-16', ranked different providers in terms of their technological capabilities, execution and market share. Kony, Salesforce and IBM were recognised as some of the leaders in the category

List: Day two of the conference was packed with business digital transformation and industry warnings.

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Will support energy efficiency efforts nationwide that will create 87,000 jobs and cut energy bills for families Washington DC -- Vice President Joe Biden and Energy Secretary Chu today detailed an investment of nearly $8 billion in state and local weatherization and energy efficiency efforts as part of the President's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. With an investment of about $5 billion through the Weatherization Assistance Program and about $3 billion for the State Energy Program, the Department of Energy will partner with state and local governments to put 87,000 Americans to work and save families hundreds of dollars per year on their energy bills. To jump-start job creation and weatherization work, the Department of Energy is releasing the first installment of the funding - about $780 million -- in the next few days. The Department will release additional funding over time as states demonstrate that they are using the funding effectively and responsibly to create jobs and cut energy use.

New Study: 10 billion tonne saving in CO2 possible with wind energy by 2020: Wind power is key technology to prevent dangerous climate change. Wind power could produce 12% of the world's energy needs and save 10 billion tones of CO2 within 12 years, according to a new report published today. The 'Global Wind Energy Outlook 2008', published by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Greenpeace International, looks at the global potential of wind power up to 2050 and found that it could play a key part in achieving a decline in emissions by 2020, which the IPCC indicates is necessary to avoid the worst consequences of climate change.7By 2020, wind power could save as much as 1.5 billion tonnes of CO2 every year, which would add up to over 10 billion tonnes in this timeframe. The report also explains how wind energy can provide up to 30% of the world's electricity by the middle of the century.