Sensewhere has launched a self-correcting global positioning system (GPS) – that works indoors

Sensewhere has launched a self-correcting global positioning system (GPS) – that works indoors
More and more enterprises are ditching desk-based phones in favour of mobile-only comms
Batteries only last a few years and contain noxious chemicals, says Active Power
HP Discover: Meg Whitman says HP must work together and focus on its core business
Cutting costs and carbon is critical, but Romonet’s Zahl Limbuwala says the way data centre services are ‘charged back’ is the key
Nokia Siemens is selling its WiMax business to NewNet, making it a larger player in the mobile space
Integration remains one of the biggest concerns vendors face when pushing software-as-a-service
Marc Andreessen has been seen visiting Yahoo and speculation now tips him as the next chairman
Cloud services could lose, in an Olympian contest over privacy between US patriots and EU human rights defenders, says Eric Doyle.
Azure and Sharepoint coming to iPhone, Android and, er, WebOS devices, thanks to Agreeya deal
HP and Autonomy's new Idol 10 platform combines and analyses machine and human business data
RIM's management software will handle Androids and apple iPhones, as well as BlackBerrys
AMD has introduced its own range of memory chips geared towards performance desktop PCs
The government is unveiling a new infrastructure building programme, with broadband a likely recipient
Users can cause a lot of damage when given admin rights. It is time to stop the rot, says Paul Kenyon from Avecto
The Information Commissioner's Office has set up a blog to allow discussion of data protection issues
Everything Everywhere has agreed new banking facilities to refinance debts owed to its parent companies
As the Patriot Act drowns Safe Habor concepts, European cloud services find a marketing angle
Payments of up to £15 can now be made by contactless cards and mobile phones at the O2
Could the days of the humble lithium-ion battery be numbered thanks to the everlasting battery?
Microsoft has signed an NDA agreement which suggests it may be after Yahoo again
Google adds forward secure HTTPS encryption for its key Web services to thwart retrospective decryption
Platform-as-a-service provider Heroku launches relational object database service built on Postgres
ArcMail for Instant Messaging is designed to bring compliance and data discovery to IM platforms
Electronic NFC technology is gaining traction as telecoms providers offer applications and agree standards
European regulators have been asked to investigate Oracle's decision to end Itanium support
Nokia Siemens is drastically cutting its workforce as part of its strategy to streamline operations and cut costs
ViaSat has brought its US satellite broadband service for businesses and launched it in the UK
Old habits die hard, so don’t fight them. Instead give your staff tools they will actually use, says David Lavenda of harmon.ie
Users of the Tor anonymous project can give back to the community by bridging to Amazon's cloud