Novell has boosted its mobile offerings with the delivery of Mono for Android toolset for developers
Graphene is turning out to be a superpowered material that could produce smaller, more efficient devices
Fragmentation of Google's Android worries developers but most are still bullish about writing apps
Intel hopes to win high-end workloads, currently running on RISC/Unix servers, with its Xeon E7 processors
SugarCRM has announced integration with IBM WebSphere, Cognos analytics and LotusLive social networking
Yorkshire-based Peratech can now make tablet-sized touchscreens like a quantum jam sandwich
Mozilla is speeding up its browser development, with Firefox 5 poised for release in less that three months
Nokia announces its transfer of the Symbian platform source code to the open community
After over a decade at the top, IBM's hold on the middleware market continues to grow, says Gartner
HP's new facility will serve as a data centre and test facility for new sustainability technologies
HP urges channel partners to persuade Oracle to continue with Itanium software development
Jack Dempsey is back in to steer Twitter development while Evan Williams is out looking for a challenge
SQL injection attacks targeting Oracle sites have exposed database names and email addresses
BlackBerry maker RIM is looking to make life easier for app developers after acquiring startup tinyHippos
eBay's acquisition of GSI Commerce is intended to help eBay compete with Amazon.com
James Gosling, founder of Java, has joined Google in a wide-ranging role after his high-profile exit from Oracle
The Scots scientists propose a tiny mechanical arm and nanotubes to save power in gadget memory
The Chancellor should have invested in local authorities to save more and reduce the economy's carbon footprint
Only victims of tyranny can justify use of Facebook says freedom activist Richard Stallman. He also spoke in favour of…
Oracle reiterated its claim Itanium will be phased out and accused defensive HP of doing customers a disservice
BT and TalkTalk have begun to frame their arguments in a court bid to overturn the Digital Economy Act
Student tracks thief, and parachutist finds dropped mobile using the free GPS app Find My iPhone
Facebook scraper Pete Warden unveiled his answer to allow anyone to analyse Big Data on the cheap
Google's dream of scanning every book in the world suffered a setback in the US courts
A Comodo Security partner was compromised and attackers issued valid digital certificates for popular Websites that would have potentially allowed…
Eight years on, business social network LinkedIn reaches 100 million users as it prepares to go public
Amazon opened its Appstore for Android, allowing users to test drive apps before they pay and download