Barely a day after the rumours started to fly, Symantec confirms plans to buy VeriSign's identity and authentication security business
Google has opened up Google Wave to everyone for free, one year after introducing the real-time collaboration platform to Google…
A survey found two thirds of Facebook users are thinking of quitting amid privacy criticism
Twitter's own mobile app has finally arrived on the iPhone, after previoulsy landing on Blackberry and Android
HP, Polycom and Microsoft have launched a Unified Communications group, but Cisco and Avaya are playing a different game
Facebook's new 0.facebook.com address does not incur expensive data charges - and will soon be available through 3 UK
Facebook's director of public policy promises changes in radio interview
Now ordinary people are concerned about Facebook's privacy practices, Larry Walsh asks: will they change their behaviour?
Microsoft has announced substantial updates to Windows Live Hotmail
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales has given up his admin rights, after he angered editors by removing images that he deemed…
Microsoft claims that Google Docs does not enhance its Office products and shows how migrating documents to the Google Apps…
The latest privacy concerns have some users threatening to delete their accounts with the social networking service
Facebook tightens security as it deals with the continuing fallout over changes to its privacy settings
Wikipedia has changed its navigation, search and editing features in an effort to improve the user experience
With the right partners, HP could turn a WebOS tablet into a compelling device customisable for unified communications, says Andrew…
Office 2010 may add a cloud version, but Google has hit back with a claim that it supports collaboration better…
Facebook might be the world's largest social network, but it also suffers from some privacy and security issues that should…
Administrators and users will both find much to like about Microsoft's SharePoint Server 2010, offering easier upgrading and better management…
Facebook has a slack attitude to privacy, and if its users don't keep their wits about them it will become…
A man has been fined £1000 after posting a joke on Twitter about blowing up a snow-bound airport
Web 2.0 and the recession have prompted CIOs to invest in anti-malware protection, patch management, data loss prevention and safer…
Privacy groups have complained to the US FTC, while others fear proposed privacy rules will hurt online commerce
Blogs, Facebook and Twitter are now used by most small to medium businesses in the US, although many remain unsure…
Facebook has plugged a security hole that exposed users' live chat sessions and pending friend requests
Skype plans to introduce a group video chat feature that will help it better compete with the likes of Cisco,…
Microsoft revealed a technical preview of Spindex, a new Web service designed to aggregate users' social-networking feeds
Microsoft formally announced that its Kin One and Kin Two phones would be available for online pre-order starting on 6…
Twitter is to launch embeddable tweets so that people can easily insert tweets into their blog and news stories
Users of Google's email service in the UK will be able to use @gmail.com domain names from this week
The systems giant has created what it calls a "serious game" to help individuals recognise the importance of solving problems…