Apple will tolerate no mention of Google products on its App Store. Flash of Genius, a tiny app intended to help students study vocabulary that is available via download on both Android mobiles and iPhones, was barred by Apple...

The Wall Street Journal has reported that Deutsche Telekom may be under further investor pressure to shift, or reorganise part of its T-Mobile business. Citing mysterious 'people familiar with the matter', the Journal concluded...

The Symbian operating system became fully open-source this week. Previously, a developer had to fully subscribe to the Symbian Foundation to access all of the code. But now a generous Eclipse public license agreement allows...

Silicon may have been the integrated circuit material of choice for over three decades, but IBM has just shown that future computer processors may instead contain graphene transistors. The company has just published a paper in...

Brendan Rawsthorn, a prisoner at the HM Prison Wolds in the UK, has been reported to be using a smuggled mobile phone for posting his photos and updates on popular social networking website, Facebook.  The inmate, who was...

Vodafone, one UK’s most popular telecom service providers, has announced that the company will soon be offering Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X10 Android-based smartphone in the UK sometime in April 2010.  The telecom...

Apple Inc., has rolled out a new web preview feature for its iTunes store which indicates that the Cupertino based company is slowly and steadily moving the popular platform to the web.  The new feature, which was launched...

Intel Corporation has updated its 2010 Intel Core vPro platform to bring the technology's security and management features to Intel's latest Core i5 and Core i7 laptop and desktop processors. The platform is based on the...

Virtual software monopoly Microsoft will patch a record 13 major security flaws in its operating systems and software next Tuesday, matching the record it set just a few short months ago. The company - which has recently been...

Taiwanese maker of digital hardware, Asustek is planning to steal Apple's thunder, along with every me-too OEM on the planet, by releasing a tablet PC and an ebook reader. Realising that Apple is probably onto...

Anyone afraid that we're breeding a generation of indolent, pot-smoking slackers has got a little bit less to worry about today, thanks to research from the University of California. According to the report, the chemical switch...

Arch miserablist and UK Prime Minister Gordon 'Smiley' Broon is the new poster boy for malicious hackers according to panicky emails spreading throughout the UK today. Warnings about the supposedly infected emails, which are...

Barry Schwartz, the editor of Search Engine Land, has reported that search engine giant Google plans to add a new product in its Google Maps offering, called Google Store Views, which will allow users to check out popular shops...

Jonathan Schwartz, the CEO of Sun Microsystems, has announced his resignation from the company over the social media service Twitter, becoming the first CEO of a major corporation to announce his resignation via micro-blogging...

An untimely post on the company’s US Partner Community portal has accidentally divulged details, though for a short period only, about Microsoft’s promotional tactics for its forthcoming Office 2010 suite, according...

IBM is boasting its endeavours in new state-of-the-art datacentre management capabilities which would help businesses bolster up their IT operations while trimming the operational costs and energy consumption down. Along the same...

Microsoft has said it will be adding a dozen of sessions dedicated to Windows Mobile apps and games, as well as development, in its plans for the forthcoming Mix 10 symposium scheduled for mid-March in Las Vegas, it has been...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLh0gfMvJ7gSomeone in the advertising team at American operator, Verizon Wireless, wants to stick to the philosophy of gender selling. Last year, the Motorola Droid launch was very much aimed at...

Rugged PC maker X2 Computing has announced a new addition to its tablet PC range in the form of a thin box dubbed the iTablet The iTablet range runs Windows, "offering a real alternative to users wishing to continue to use their...

Every now and then we get caught off guard by a tech company’s naming strategies, and we end up with bewildering names such as the GeForce GTX 480 and Core i7. However, AMD has decided to stick with expectations when naming...

Mobile Internet usage is accelerating, driven largely by the rise of smartphone devices, which are now used by one fifth of the total UK mobile subscriber base, according to new figures. The first batch of data released under a...

A police unit has been created to force the take-down of web pages which break the UK's terrorism laws. The Government has set up a web page through which the public can tell the police about pages that they think are...

Microsoft Corp. has announced that it will be issuing a record 13 security updates under its traditional Patch Tuesday cycle next week, plugging as many as 26 security holes in its Windows and Office software suites. Of the 13...

The GSM Association and internet marketing research company comScore have come together to launch a new Mobile Media Metrics service, which has revealed nearly one-third of all mobile internet users in Britain visited Facebook in...

Motorola, the phone maker behind the popular Droid smartphone, has lost a patent infringement lawsuit to Research in Motion, which had been accused by Motorola of infringing patents related to email gateways...

Microsoft has announced that, as of April 15th, owners of the original Xbox games console will no longer be allowed to play online. In a move that is bound to anger millions of gamers, teh company's Marc Whitten also said that...

It has only been seen in the flesh by a handful of hand-picked hacks, but already Apple's iPad has been hailed as the saviour of computing, dismissed as nothing more than an overblown iPod and received more column inches than the...

Solar activity and magnetic storms could cause havoc with communication systems just around the time of the London Olympics in 2012, stargazers warn. The sun's been a bit qiet lately, by all accounts, but it's gearing up for a...

Nokia’s decision to make its Ovi Maps application free has been a hit, reaching over 1.4 million downloads in just a couple of weeks. The move, competing with Google and taking an aggressive strike at the satnav market, gives...

Michael Arrington from technology news blog Tech Crunch has publicly apologised to readers after a junior reporter allegedly asked for compensation in the form of a MacBook Air in exchange for a positive blog post about an...

News that Symbian, the world's most popular mobile platform, has been released as an open source product, has been met with mixed reactions partly because it took Nokia so long to commit Symbian to the open source...