Government watchdogs accuse Google of disregarding privacy... while Google reveals which governments are asking it for user information
A High Court judge in Ireland has upheld the power of ISPs to cut off illegal file-sharers, describing creative copyright…
Gizmodo paid $5000 for an iPhone 4GS prototype found in a bar, and now Apple wants it back
The iPhone already dominates the mobile phone space, but consumers and enterprise customers are hoping for more from Apple's next…
Facebook claims that data it collects from its new "Like" feature will not be used for behavioural ad targeting
People stranded in Europe, following the eruption the Icelandic Eyjafjallajökull volcano, are turning to social networks to find routes home
Tweet verdict on last night's first ever Prime Ministerial debate: Shag Nick, Marry Gordon, Kill Dave
Software vendors have been making their products more secure and have been providing tools and best-practice guidelines for application developers…
Cooperation between the public and private sectors on open Internet platforms is key to Europe's future
Microsoft has signed a three year outsourcing deal with India-based Infosys, which will see it manage its tech support operations
Adobe Systems is reportedly getting ready to sue Apple, as the bad blood between the two organisations looks set to…
Despite placating developers over Oracle's intentions for Sun, the creator of Java has left the company
Adobe Systems has announced Adobe Creative Suite 5 (CS5), a new release of its design and development software
A new survey of more than 1,000 enterprise Java developers that indicates that they are moving to the cloud
An Oracle executive will use a show next week to address concerns about the future roadmap and strategy for MySQL
A mother of a teenager boy is facing harassment charges over allegedly hacking her son's Facebook account
The US Court of Appeals has thrown out a 2008 Federal Communications Commission ruling that Comcast violated its network neutrality…
Microsoft could reclaim its flagging consumer market share with a new wave of products, including Windows Phone 7 and Bing,…
Adobe and Google have worked together to integrate the Flash Player with Google's Chrome web browser
Ordnance Survey today released its maps to the public free of charge, as part of an initiative to make government…
Intel says its Xeon 7500 gives its biggest performance jump yet. Others wonder if it spells the end for Itanium,…
SCO Group's controversial attempt to claim ownership of the Unix operating system could be at an end, after a jury…
The government plans to reverse the changes made by the House of Lords to the Digital Economy Bill, and rush…
Facebook, Twitter, and most Google applications are being heavily used within enterprise organisations, a survey has found
Legacy applications cause the biggest headache for corporate IT management, despite them being a minor part of the overall product…
A teenager charged with distributing copyrighted material using the BitTorrent site Oink has been acquitted due to lack of evidence
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) has acquired smartphone software developer Viggo for an undisclosed sum
HP workers have suspended their two-day strike action as talks continue over pay freezes and redundancies
Facebook has announced another update to its privacy policy, allowing some third party applications access to users' information without prior…
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