Report values cost of software failure at £2.23m for average live application…

A report into software problems in live applications revealed the average large application requires £2.23m extra to fix.
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HP to make WebOS open source…

HP is to make its WebOS software open source - the same code the company used to power its now-scrapped Touchpad tablet range.
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Twitter revamps site to fly above the competition…

Twitter has announced it is to revamp the microblogging site with a new design, which is already available on new iPhone, Android and TweetDeck applications.
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Software application code fixes cost additional £2.23m…

The average big application costs an extra £2.23m as a result of problems with the code that need to be fixed after software goes live.
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Eight out of 10 business apps fail on security, study finds…

Eight out of 10 applications fail to meet acceptable levels of security, according to the latest State of Software Security Report by application security testing firm Veracode.
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Storage gets the X-Factor with Acunu big data voting software…

Mobile voting will be a big factor in the X-factor, with millions expected to tune in on Saturday to see the showdown between Little Mix, Amelia Lilly and Marcus Collins.
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Adobe to release out-of-cycle patch for latest vulnerability…

Adobe has issued a security advisory about a newly discovered and still unpatched vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat which is being used in "limited, targeted attacks in the wild".
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Office365 fails BAE’s legal team…

BAE's experience of Office365 highlights the gulf between what the industry is trying to sell and the reality of big business.
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Forrester: It’s time to take agile to the next level…

Agile development has become very popular, with more than a third of developers citing agile as their primary methodology.
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Amazon expands ElastiCache to Dublin, US West coast, and Asia-Pacific…

The Amazon ElastiCache has been expanded with availability in Dublin, north California, Singapore and Tokyo.
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