Yet another acquisition hits the technology world, with Savvis being bought out by US giants CenturyLink.

Another string is added to the virtualisation giant’s bow with its latest acquisition.

A search executive from the internet giant claims the new system doesn’t target specific websites.

Gartner claims record rises in revenues for semiconductors.

The major issues are reliability and customer service, rather than speed.

Nokia claims its applications store has grown eight times over in the past year.

Carphone Warehouse makes the HTC Flyer tablet available on pre-order for £599.99.

The capital investment side of Intel pumps millions into the touch-based apps company.

The Home Office has given itself a pat on the back for the apparent success of the e-Borders initiative.

A new survey shows the Buckinghamshire city has the slowest 3G connections in the UK.

The Cupertino company dodges a massive fine for patent infringement.

The Finnish phone manufacturer makes changes at the top when it comes to the UK market.

The new version of Mozilla’s browser has nipped ahead of Microsoft’s latest edition when it comes to market share.

Microsoft bragged about its download rate in the first 24 hours, but Mozilla’s latest browser has doubled the number.

The telecoms giant will charge nine per cent more on its landline calls from the end of April.

Today is the anniversary of the first tweet, sent by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey five years ago.

Trojans dominate GFI Software's top 10 malware threats of February.

Apple superstar Jonathan Ive could leave the company after reports his plans to move back to Britain did not go down too well in Cupertino.

TalkTalk has been told to hand out £2.5 million in refunds after it mistakenly charged customers for extra services.

The National Heritage Memorial Fund has saved Alan Turing’s documents so they can remain at Bletchley Park.

Two different models and two different philosophies, but which of the US giants will win out?

This year will see the BI market grow by 9.7 per cent, according to Gartner.

Apple's new subscription system is proving to be fairly controversial.

Google One Pass offers developers more revenue share for subscriptions than Apple.

Financial institutions aren't leveraging social media, missing out on an opportunity to improve customer relations, according to analyst Ovum.

Apple is criticised for the amount it takes from subscriptions sold within apps.

Anonymous leaks more emails as its tussle with HBGary heats up.

Adobe talks up Flash's popularity on smartphones, although the war of words with Apple has not sparked into life again just yet.

IBM and Samsung look to ensure they don't get in to any tussles over patents.

Nokia is losing more market share, as mobile and smartphone sales rise in 2010.

The software giant has pledged 1,000 roles in London for National Apprenticeship week.

Foreign Secretary William Hague admits to the attack which took place in December.

Vodafone gets its hands on Google's Nexus S, featuring the new Gingerbread OS.

This week, Bill Gates claims it’s easy to cut off the internet and Manchester airport introduces holograms to remind people of security restrictions.

The social networking giant today celebrates its seventh birthday and we take a look back at its milestone events.

The latest mobile tracker from IDC shows smartphones have continued to help the market grow.