HP faces losses of millions of dollars by refunding retailers who are slashing prices of its TouchPad tablet.
How secure is your password for email and various social networks? Not very, which is why Google, Hotmail and Facebook have implemented a new system.
It has a target of up to 25-million phones produced by the end of the year, according to Taiwanese suppliers — and it may use wireless charging.
Can you get your profile set up in less than a minute? Can you get your picture on your profile in seconds, edited, and move on?
Leaked IRC logs identify LulzSec members and show a disorganised group obsessed with its media coverage and suspicious of other hackers.
The upgraded Apple handset will look like iPhone 4 but feature an A5 processor and 8MP camera, according to reports.
The US defence agency that invented the forerunner to the internet is working on a "virtual firing range" intended as a replica of the real internet.
The number of people using Facebook during May fell in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Norway and Russia, according to new data.
At least five developers were contacted by Lodsys, which says it has four patents relating to Apple’s in-app purchase system.
Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype, its biggest, is an $8.5-billion gamble to try to catch up with Apple and Google.
New privacy row as satnav maker TomTom admits selling data to Dutch police – who then used it to target speeders.
Security researchers have discovered that Apple’s iPhone keeps track of where you go – and saves every detail of it to a secret file.
In the 10 years since the last time Larry Page was Google’s chief executive, the company has changed a bit.
A friend recently went to a business meeting. He prepared by pulling his laptop out of his bag. The clients responded by taking out their iPads.
Rim is to release the tablet in United States and Canada on April 19. The PlayBook will start at $499 and some features put it ahead of the iPad.
The overall growth in PC sales will be cut dramatically over the next two years as people in the US and Europe choose tablets.
With its chief executive stepping down, the internet giant is on the right track.
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/ 22 January 2011
After slip-ups with search, Street View and Android, it’s clear that Google needs control at the top — and Eris Schmidt is not the man for the job.
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/ 17 November 2010
Did you go "uh?" when Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook’s new email system isn’t email? Don’t worry — so did everyone else.
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/ 10 November 2010
When a dauntingly technical lawsuit thumped on to the tables of a court in Wisconsin on Tuesday, the global cellphone industry sat up an took notice.
The technology scene has echoes of the
post-dotcom exhaustion of 2002 as we wait for mobiles to catch up.
It’s only when you compare the weekend sales to the full-year predictions for Apple that you know if it’s significant — or a flop.
Source of <i>Daily Maily</i> story refuses to divulge "well-known social network" where he posed as girl of 14 and received sexual approaches.
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/ 6 February 2010
The past year has seen been a string of slip-ups on the micro-blogging service, from cricketers to Vodafone staff.
Google’s China experience shows that even powerful companies have to accept the consequences of tight state control.
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/ 20 January 2010
Apple’s latest product is the eagerly awaited ‘tablet’ electronic reader. But no one knows exactly what it will do. So what might we expect?
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/ 16 January 2009
As news broke that Steve Jobs would be taking at least six months’ medical leave, the internet was abuzz with the question: what is Apple without him?
After all, lots of people know that the world wide web came out of Cern, which is home once again to a particle collider project.
The end of the ever-faster computer has been announced many times in the past decade, amd fllmakers will always need more poke from their machines.