The World Wide Web Consortium has promised that final specification for HTML5 will arrive in 2014
A North London Fujitsu data centre gets the first gold tier 3 badge in Europe from the Uptime Institute
Amazon has bought a new building for another Dublin-based facility in response to its growing cloud services
Falling behind and under potential cyber-attack, LSE has made a move to Novell's open source SuSE Linux
A forthcoming version of Ingres' VectorWise analytic database has broken a benchmark record by a big margin
The gameshow-playing supercomputer Watson trounced humans as it romped all over the Jeopardy board
Intel affirmed MeeGo support at Mobile World Congress, with Toshiba, Fujitsu, Asus and Acer backing the OS
Chrome users now have the ability to block certain websites from their Google.com web search results
The boss of Twitter has dismissed reports that Google and Facebook are seeking acquire the microblog service
WAC, the operators' alternative to Google's app store, has launched its first apps and store fronts
the Iconia Smart is a phone, but it's part of Acer's Iconia range of Android tablets - which also includes…
Planned Wi-Fi and WiMax versions of the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook tablets will be joined by LTE and HSPA+ versions
Nokia adoption of Microsoft’s Windows Phone as the platform of choice for its smartphones is a big opportunity for developers
Made-in-Britain TweetDeck, the most popular Twitter client, is reportedly being bought by an American company
Move along, business readers! The Android-based Xperia Play is a gamer's phone from Sony Ericsson
The BlackBerry 6 OS update is now available for 3's smartphone users to download
Samsung opened Mobile World Congress with the big-screen Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Honeycomb tablet, and the enterprise-friendly Galaxy S II…
Twitter has updated its Android app after the number of people using it doubled in the last two months
The mobile version of the Opera Software browser is now being used by more than 100 million users
Nokia's change to Windows Phone will be painful, but operators and employees are supporting it, said CEO Stephen Elop.
Operators need a Windows Mobile ecosystem so badly, they should support Symbian while it emerges, says Nokia CEO
Tablets will get more attention than smartphones, and LTE will see off WiMax, at Mobile World Congress, says GSMA
Both Google and Facebook allegedly discussing buying Twitter to gain the 200 million social comms user base
Polycom is adding Cisco's Telepresence Interoperability Protocol standard to its UC Intelligent Core platform
Yahoo announces Livestand, a digital newspaper tailored for tablets and smartphones to compete with The Daily
Gartner research has found that Symbian is still the best selling smartphone OS, ahead of Android
Mozilla has added the 'Do Not Track' option it touted last month to ensure browsing privacy for users
A label-making company has paid out nearly £25,000 after a whistleblower told the BSA of unlicensed software
Facebook and INQ use Google Android to serve Facebook users' online needs
Websense uncovered a toolkit for building rogue "Who Tracks You" Facebook applications selling for £15