Vodafone has delayed the Windows Mobile based Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 with the phone now expected to reach UK customers in January 2010, possibly in the first week itself. Obviously that's when we expect the Nokia N900 to be...

According to online intelligence agency Experiance Hitwise, during the first week of December, Apple's most revered product, the iPhone came on top of all searches, getting 1.75 percent of all queries (or one out of every 55...

Micro-blogging giant Twitter has initiated the trial process of its very first business app which is specifically designed to cater to corporate users.  The social networking service posted the specifications of the new app...

The number of applications currently in the Google Android Marketplace has apparently reached more than 20,000, slightly more than one year after it was launched. The figures were collected and crunched by Android-focused...

Japanese semiconductor giant Toshiba has officially announced the availability of its next generation, 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module which is destined to equip forthcoming electronic devices including the iPhone 4G and...

There’s long been an argument that IT decisions should be made in the boardroom, not just in the IT department.  With the huge increase in the number of CIOs and CTOs sitting on boards of organisations both small and...

In the light of Facebook announcing fresh updates for its privacy tool last week, the social networking site has come under fire from security experts who believe that the update has left a gaping hole for hackers to access...

Adobe Systems, the California-based software giant, has initiated an investigation on an unpatched flaw in its Reader and Acrobat software that has reportedly been exploited by hackers to install malicious viruses in vulnerable...

Goldman Sachs has rolled out its outlook report on the IT sector for the year 2010 which predicts that PC and servers will witness a major upgrade cycle. It is likely that cloud computing will continue to be widely used and the...

IT giant IBM has been served with a lawsuit by a much smaller rival Neon Enterprise Software, a company which develops mainframe software, for deliberately trying to prevent its users from using the software provided by the...

Developers have issued a warning about a serious bug in the latest iteration of Google Chrome that could give away the details of the web surfers attempting to browse the internet in anonymous mode. As per the warning, Google...

Vodafone will stock the soon-to-be popular Nokia N900 internet tablet from January 2010; users can expect it to be available both online and offline and they can register their interest on the product's page. The phone comes with...

Games Supremo Nintendo has trademarked the word "Zii" in Japan for use with video games and other electronic devices; the application for the word was accepted by the Japanese Trademark body on the 30th of October and it is only...

Countries which pass laws allowing for the termination of internet connections used by suspected file-sharers without the oversight of a judge will be breaking EU law, the European Commissioner responsible for telecoms policy has...

Microsoft has quickly released a patch on Saturday which apparently fixes the Microsoft Office 2003 bug which was preventing its users to access documents which were saved via its access control technology.  The company...

**Update : Microsoft has now blocked access to its MSN China Microblogging website after the allegations were made by Plurk ** Microsoft, the biggest software company in the world, has been accused by Plurk, a micro-blogging...

The relatively low-profile URL shortening business seems to be drawing the attention of some of the big names of the Silicon Valley, as both Google and Facebook have forayed into that segment. Both are planning to their new...

The search engine bellwether Google has baffled its users by flashing a mysterious countdown when web users click on to the “I’m Feeling Lucky” tab on its search homepage. This enigmatic countdown had initially...