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BT has plenty of ideas to help meet the Digital Britain plans for a universal broadband service - but the government needs to work out what services users need, says BT's corporate strategy director
British Gas, npower and others say they have nothing against their customers using smart meters to cut their bills
Former hedge fund manager Andy Kessler said AT&T was the real villain behind Apple's ban of Google Voice from its iPhone App Store
The RNLI station in a remote area of rural Humberside is on the way to having a 100Mbps connection - considerably better than the connection available to most of the local population
In order to make amends for legions of iPhone users upset at the first rejection, Apple needs to take advantage of this second opportunity with the Google Voice app and accept that new app with open arms
Google is building a Web browser-based application for Google Voice to run on Apple's iPhone.
Mesh networking is one of the tools being used to help improve internet access in some African countries
Two US lawmakers and FCC chairman Julius Genachowski deliver a chilling message to broadband providers: Consumers have rights, beginning with network neutrality
If your Outlook inbox gives you nightmares Xobni Plus' advanced search features could be the solution.
Apple shuts the door on all Google Voice applications, including third-party applications that support search engine giant Google's VOIP and telephony product, which is rolling out to more users
Users get half what ISPs promise them, according to an Ofcom report
Queen Margaret University has won an award for its sustainable approach to IT, based on the roll out of a low power, thin-client desktop infrastructure
Transcription company Spinvox, accused of faking, gets scientists and call centres to vouch for it
Microsoft will release two out-of-band security bulletins tomorrow, targeting issues in Internet Explorer and the Visual Studio product line
The IT Effectiveness Index Mid-Year Report has found small-to-medium-sized businesses with failing IT are at a competitive disadvantage
There are humans in the Spinvox machine, but they're well behaved
Oracle has acquired GoldenGate Software to integrate into its database and middleware products, alongside Sun and Virtual Iron
AMD said it has shipped it 500-millionth chip shipped comes days after reporting a $330 million loss on disappointing revenue compared with rival Intel
Speech-to-text service from Spinvox used humans and broke its privacy promises, according to the the BBC and rival vendors
Don Reisinger advocates maintaining your perspective and an open mind to employee use of Web 2.0 with his ten top tips
The creation of a new European space center will add to the £6.5bn the sector already contributes to the UK economy
IBM is offering cost-conscious businesses a unified communications and collaboration UC(2) solutions based on an open platform
New service is aimed at helping enterprises tame power-hungry data centres, harness cost savings and gain environmental benefits
Operators who delay network expansion may overload their Internet switches, warns Ovum. Users may have to buy premium IP services instead
Two major councils in England are using content and document management technology to play a central transformational role in process efficiency
A £99m, five year contract could help off-set BT's poor performance over the 12 months
NetSuite drives another nail into the coffin of the traditional cost of ownership of on-premise business software
Trademark-owners and Internet users are scared, but ICANN wants to press ahead with a move to allow an unlimited number of Internet domains
when analogue TV is switched off, European states will be £40bn better off if they work together on re-using the radio spectrum, says Commissioner Reding
A Westminster summit has suggested the looming zero carbon commercial targets will expose IT operations to more pressures