If organisations want to meet carbon targets they will have to get their staff involved. Peter Judge asks if a…
SAP has proved that investment in low-carbon technologies can pay off, with savings of €170m since 2008
Research In Motion's BlackBerry Balance software splits professional and personal content on a smartphone
The OpenDNS sandbox for IPv6 is a free service to encourage networking administrators to try the protocol
Red Hat and IBM have announced a new partnership to work together to make products based on KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) technology.…
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has dismissed Facebook as nothing more than a spying machine for the CIA
RIM's Facebook and video-conferencing apps for PlayBook are unlikely to change the game for the tablet, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Microsoft has tweaked the structure of its Developer Division to help it compete in a highly contested market
It is still a beta, but Microsoft's cloud version of Office has impressive management capabilities
The boost new Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers aimed to deliver has not stopped a gradual decline
BMC has acquired a specialist in user experience and application performance monitoring
An Abbottabad resident tweeted about a noisy night of helicopters and explosions - not realising the truth
Researchers have identified PDF files, sent as email attachments, that encode attack code inside an image file
The highly anticipated release of Canonical’s Linux features Unity, a new user interface to replace GNOME
The wedding of William and Kate made online connections glow with activity but proved too hot for the BBC
News Corp hopes to raise $100 million from the sale of MySpace, a property it paid $580 million for six…
Google Talk for Android is to be upgraded over the air with voice and video chat capabilities
Two of Yahoo's most popular services were down for several hours for a million users, the company said
Google has patched 27 security holes in Chrome and rewarded bug hunters with just under £10,000
Those hoping to get a peak of the royal couple in the flesh can now consult Google Earth for the…
Developers have not been idle preparing for the royal wedding, with numerous mobile apps now available
Spammers and hackers are jumping on the royal wedding bandwagon in order to make some quick cash
Google Apps for Business gets a flexible payment plan but businesses with more than 10 users must pay up
Novell will operate under the Novell and SUSE Linux business units and brands as Attachmate merger finalises
Signal jamming technology will be deployed at Westminster Abbey to avoid disruptions to the royal wedding
In Oracle's lawsuit against Google, the judge has sided with Oracle on the interpretation of certain patent terms
Android Market developers now have the option to view monthly reports of their application sales
The operating system market was worth £18.3 billion in 2010, predictably with Windows leading the way
