Microsoft has pledged not to sue end users developing third party distributions of Moonlight, after it published the patent covenant
Transmedia has stolen a march on Google's Chrome OS with Glide, which turns Internet Explorer into a browser OS with…
If Linux vendors are serious about displacing Windows, they could try harder, says Jason Brooks. How about a New Year's…
Apple's 3G iPhone is the most popular handset in the United States, closely followed by the BlackBerry 8300 Series
2009 has been an excellent year for netbook sales, but one industry watcher has warned that growth will slow going…
Vodafone UK has entered into the Christmas spirit after it announced that it is giving away free internet access between…
Not again. BlackBerry users in North America have suffered a second network outage in seven days
Researchers have developed a device that “harvests” the waste heat from human bodies and converts it into usable power for…
The tablet follow-up to the $100 laptop appears to follow a similar design to that mooted for Apple's rumoured touch-screen…
Even getting IT on the agenda at the UN talks was a "painful challenge" according to insiders
U.S. President Barack Obama has chosen Howard Schmidt to step into the role of cyber-security coordinator
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upholds lower court decision that orders world's largest software maker to stop…
Hewlett-Packard is investigating the facial recognition software used with some of its PCs after a YouTube video seemed to show…
From serving malicious ads to poisoning search engine results for recently deceased actress Brittany Murphy, rogue antivirus operations have been…
Red Hat reported financial results for its fiscal year 2010 third quarter, showing revenues up 18 percent
Telent plans to cut costs by making buildings smarter, uniting heating and lighting with IT, and modernising the facilities management…
The pre-alpha version of the Opera 10.5 browser has been released, which Opera is claiming is up to seven times…
Shipments of mobile devices, including smartphones, netbooks, and consumer electronics are expected to nearly double by 2014
An increasing number of people are watching their favourite TV shows online, but are risking a penalty for excessive downloading
Apple has issued a firmware update after complaints that some of its 27-inch iMacs were suffering from flickering screens
If British businesses were to switch off their electronic equipment in empty offices during the Christmas period, they could save…
IBM and Vodafone are using SMS and web technology to manage the supply of anti-malarial drugs in Tanzania
The BBC Trust has given its provisional approval for the BBC to participate in Project Canvas, a video-on-demand service in…
Other World Computing (OWC) has become the first US data centre operator to run its entire operation using an on-site…
Hungary's decision to back open standards is seen as evidence that the government is ahead in adopting open approaches to…
The rollout of superfast broadband is ahead of schedule and BT has said it should be installed in 40 percent…
Dell will offer an updated Inspiron Mini 10 netbook in early January
Palm announces the public beta availability of Project Ares, which the company says is the first complete set of integrated…
IBM will ramp up its cloud computing efforts in the messaging and collaboration market in 2010
Ford says it will introduce the second generation of its Sync in-car connectivity system
