Organisers will throw money at mobile applications that are Faster Than Real Time
Broad partnership aims to get remaining eight million online
Mobile giant Vodafone beats Tata to buy C&W's enterprise networks
Deal would see Toshiba Tec become 'world's foremost retail point-of-sale systems company'
Iranian man posts debit and credit card details on his blog to highlight security vulnerabilities
Sources say that more than 10 million credit card numbers may be compromised
Google's start up haven in London's Tech City has been launched by Chancellor Osborne
Operation b71 has brought down two major Zeus botnets but Microsoft warns that the Trojan is not dead
It's not what George Osborne said that was disappointing, it's what he left out, says Tom Brewster
George Osborne may be right to call the CRC cumbersome, but he needs to create something to take its place,…
Controversial experiment updates Big Issue sellers to provide web access
The digital single market needs cross boarder services, says EU commissioner Kroes
UK bank Barclays launches smartphone app allowing money to be sent and received using a phone number
Cheque payments could receive a new lease of life if banks adopt digital alternatives
Nicira officially launches its Network Virtualisation Platform, already in use by AT&T, eBay and Rackspace
Microsoft's new BizSpark Plus programme for boosting start-up growth has arrived in the UK and other countries
Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet led the surge for Google's Android operating system claim to 39 percent of the market
Symantec warns older versions of pcAnywhere are at "increased risk" following theft of source code
Gartner has identified the drivers for the adoption of SaaS and cloud offerings for BI, analytics and performance management
Kodak has filed for chapeter 11 bankrupcy protection but vows to come out fighting in the end
Android had bragging rights for much of 2011 but then came the iPhone 4S to change the December figures
Barclays is to axe 422 IT positions in the UK, with a further 200 positions being lost overseas as well
Britain's Raspberry Pi ARM-based microcomputer, designed for education, is rolling off the production lines -- in China
Jive Software's initial public offering earlier this month opened some eyes for skeptics of social enterprise software. Expect major consolidation…
Computer Charity Raspberry PI says its computer is in the final stage of testing
Anonymous is playing Santa with a Robin Hood twist by hacking into banks to buy Christmas gifts for the "needy"
IBM's Curam Software acquisition will add a social services element to its Smarter Cities strategy
Emptoris automates the complex buying, bidding and accounting process for enterprise procurement teams
The majority of applications scanned by Veracode's cloud-based testing tool held some kind of security flaw
SuccessFactors, under offer from SAP, bolsters its talent-management software with Jobs2web purchase