Facebook has denied allegations it is building profiles of non-users ahead of a data protection audit this week
Steve Jobs' description of Android as 'stolen' is unfair, but his anger that Google developed its own mobile OS knew…
Google has stripped some features from Reader as it prepares to integrate the product with its social network
Facebook has opened a HTML5 Resource Centre to help developers build and test HTML5 apps
Apple's Siri intelligent assistant now has Android competition from the cheekily named 'Iris' app
Facebook is bracing itself for a data protection audit in Ireland that could result in an £87,000 fine
Half government departments will be on public clouds in Francis Maude's plan to boost services and cut costs
Microsoft has released a preview, codenamed Roslyn, that opens up C# and Visual Basic APIs
With Oneiric Ocelot just released, Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth wants to get next year's release right
Google Docs has been given real-time collaboration capabilities, not unlike those seen in Google Wave
IBM’s rollout of 55 new and enhanced server and storage products target massive data handling
Over the next ten years, the fate of IT will be decided by the struggle between Google, Facebook, Apple and…
Samsung announced the global availability of its free-to-download mobile communication service, ChatON
VMware's new management tools give organisations greater insight into the workings of their virtual environments
Oracle plans to acquire Endeca Technologies to improve its access to unstructured and Big Data
IBM posted a seven percent rise in profits thanks to strong growth in business analytics and the cloud
LibreOffice's first annual conference shows it to be in rude health following its fork from OpenOffice, says Iris Cheerin
BlackBerry-maker RIM needs to show it can sort itself out and move on, even if only to get a good…
Imperva analysed a hacker forum, finding users chat most about DDoS attacks, tutorials and recruitment
The Apache Foundation has declared OpenOffice.org as an official part of its incubation scheme
US lawmakers are concerned that Amazon's Silk web browser tracks people's browsing habits
Microsoft continues its push into the business-cloud arena with its next release of Windows Intune
Good management means Parallels. Mac virtualisation beats VMware Fusion, Oracle Virtual Box
European software companies continue to push R&D to drive growth.
RIM is placating angry BlackBerry owners with free premium apps, not cash, after last week's outages
Google has shut down Buzz and Jaiku as it looks to focus on more successful endeavours such as Google+