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Ousted HP chief Mark Hurd in talks to join Oracle

Larry Ellison, Oracle chief executive, praised Hurd for restoring Hewlett-Packard to its former glory

Mark Hurd, who resigned as chief executive of Hewlett-Packard a month ago following a sexual harassment and expenses scandal, is reported to be in talks to join Oracle's senior management.

Hurd, 53, abruptly quit as chairman and chief executive of HP following an investigation into

BT launches 'free' Wi-Fi mobile app

BT Fon app allows Total Broadband customers with an iPhone or Android phone to connect to the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot for free

BT has launched a mobile app for broadband customers that automatically connects their iPhone and Android mobiles to free, unlimited Wi-Fi.

The BT FON app, which is only available to BT Total Broadband customers, notifies users of the nearest Wi-Fi hot spots. Users then enter their BT internet email us

Facebook and Twitter user accounts hacked with 'free iPad' scams

Kirstie Allsopp among those affected as spammer exploits weaknesses in passwords and in Facebook code to try to tempt people to 'free' gadgets

A spammer has exploited a serious vulnerability in Facebook's photo upload system to spam both Facebook and Twitter with photos promising "free" iPads and iPhones.

The photos, which were posted to peoples' walls by exploiting a flaw in which it was not checked whether a photo could be posted to someone's profile, pretended to be from the profile owner and promoted schemes promising cheap or free gadgets - particularly iPhones and iPads.

Among those affected were a friend of Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg - who responded, says the se

Google faces first US competition inquiry

Search engine giant alleged to have manipulated rankings of rivals myTriggers, SourceTool/TradeComet and Foundem

Regulators in Texas have launched the first broad anti-trust review of Google's search and advertising practices in the US.

While federal regulators in Washington have investigated the impact on competition of Google's business deals in the past, Greg Abbott, Texas attorney general, is the first regulator to look more broadly at its core search business, amid growing concerns about the power the online business wields.

Officials in Brussels have also raised the prospect of a possible inquiry into anti-competitive behaviour