The British Computer Society (BCS) is a professional body that represents those working in Information Technology. Established in 1957, it is the largest United Kingdom-based professional body for computing. With a world-wide...

Based on Intel Core microarchitecture, the Intel Core2 Duo processor family is designed to provide powerful energy-efficient performance so you can do more at once without slowing down. With Intel Core 2 Duo desktop processor,...

It is now official: Microsoft is taking cloud computing seriously as it announced the Azure Services Platform at the current Professional Developers Conference 2008 in Palermo, California. The project was officially unveiled by...

France Telecom Mobile arm, Orange, has been chosen as the exclusive partner for the release of the HTC Touch HD handset which is set to go live as from early November and will cost interested parties nearly £800. At...

HTC has painted an optimistic picture regarding sales of its T-Mobile G1 handsets by claiming that it will manage to sell more than 600,000 such handsets before the year end. In an interview given to Mercury News, Peter Chou,...

In a move that has cast doubts about its intention to use technology in the electoral processes, the Government has decided not to implement e-voting in the coming year.  Revealing the Government’s stance on the...

The number of young hackers trying to leave their virtual markings in the criminal world online is rising fast according to security experts who say that most of them are far from being clever though. The proliferation of online...

Google is adopting Microsoft's motto of "embracing and extending" after Google Earth was finally launched on Apple iPhone (and iPod touch) through the Apple's App store.  Available in 18 languages and currently in version...

Crashproof vehicles could be one step nearer if the partnership between Satnav Specialist Tomtom and Nokia-owned mapping firm Navteq is successful, as both created a Joint Venture called the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems...

Dell is betting on the success of the Netbook trend it seems after it has added another model to its Mini range called the Inspiron Mini 12 which sports a 12.1-inch screen and comes with, surprise, surprise, Windows Vista rather...

Police forces across the United Kingdom are set to receive mobile fingerprint scanners as part of Project Midas (Mobile Identification At Scene) which aims at cutting the time taken to complete criminal investigations. Over the...

HP looks set to launch a little brother for its popular Mininote 2133 netbook, which will sell at a starting price of USD 399.99, roughly around £250. Expect more to come as from this Wednesday. The Mininote 1000 will...

In its bid to take on Amazon Web Services, Rackspace Hosting Inc. has announced to acquire two companies, JungleDisk and Slicehost, for around USD 11.5 million, to augment its “cloud computing” offerings....

Microsoft will be releasing its beta version of Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2) next week which includes support for the Blu-ray technology and other enhancements.  According to a blog post from Mike Nash, corporate VP...

Charles A. Miller, a chief security analyst at Independent Security Evaluators, has discovered a serious security flaw in Google’s much-touted Android platform that powers T-Mobile’s newly launched G1...

LG has finally unleashed its KP500 touchscreen phone, dubbed as “Cookie”, for the UK market.  Touted as “an affordable touchscreen phone”, the sophisticated handset comes loaded with several key...

Interesting to see a report on Wired's blog section - written by tech guru Noah Shachtman - noting that a Russian tekkie has admitted to taking part in a mass hacking attack on several key Georgian Web sites during the August war...

I was intrigued to hear that a Cheltenham woman, after being ripped for 14 grand in a cybercrime fraud - in which she allowed her bank account to be used for bopping money around the Internet - is launching a Web site to...

People, place and plans are the three vital elements for any recovery in the event of a disaster or major incident. You spend time meticulously writing  your plans and making sensible provisions for your recovery site/s,...

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has said that a single database of phone and internet usage records would undermine the "British way of life". The privacy watchdog has said that it will scrutinise Government plans...