The literature aims to define what leadership is and how to be successful during public sector reforms.

Retailers to reap both opportunities and challenges from smartphones according to new research.

Almost a fifth of the UK's population has never used the internet.

The verbatim tool will replace the '+' search option for results that reflect exact terms users search for.

uSwitch data shows broadband speeds are crippled during peak hours in the UK.

Facebook says it is looking into user complaints of violent and sexual images on the site.

The PC market is in turmoil with Dell losing ground in Western Europe as it has done globally.

The Android 4.0-powered phone is available for pre-order today via 3.

Government marks the start of Global Entrepreneurship Week at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

Global spending on security services is predicted to reach $35.1 billion in 2011.

Sneaking past Apple's App Store proves successful, but the researcher who discovers the flaw is thrown off the iOS developer programme.

HP offers a cheap TouchPad "limited time" sale, but is the deal really as good as it seems?

Adidas has to take some of its websites down after a "sophisticated" attack on the sportswear giant.

Assange is facing extradition back to Sweden if his lawyers can't do anything about it.

The refreshed Gmail is rolling out to users across the world this week.

Ofcom reveals there are still plenty of 3G not-spots, despite massive data usage amongst the UK population.

Free Wi-Fi is to roll out in certain areas of London, thanks to a Nokia-sponsored initiative.

A report suggests the Met is using a special technology to intercept people's mobile calls and even turn devices off.

Businesses will be able to open their doors to Google Street View from next year.

The new device looks powerful and tough, with a screen featuring the Kevlar material used in body armour.

The Nexus Prime is to be announced tomorrow, if rumours are to be believed.

Since its release just three days ago, over four million iPhone 4S devices are sold.

RIM offers a host of free apps as it remains penitent following the massive outages last week.

The internet giant kills off Buzz as it looks to make Google+ its main social focus.

The MoD hasn't learned how to redact documents properly after the second snafu in a year.

iPads and other Apple gear is pilfered by a gang of motorbike-driving thieves.

The legal war between Apple and Samsung escalates, as the Korean company tries to get the freshly announced iPhone 4S banned.

The strike will not go ahead, after Unite and Fujitsu strike a deal.

Just as Apple is expected to announce a new iPhone, Nokia promises a new phone soon too.

Here's the rundown of our favourite iPhone 5 rumours doing the rounds.

Google has opened its first retail store in London so we sent Eva Martin down to Tottenham Court Road to have a look around.

ISACA stresses the need to protect mobile data from the increasing security threats posed by location-based apps.

Google becomes a teenager, celebrating its 13th birthday today.

The much-hyped tablet is rumoured to be unveiled on Wednesday this week.

The social network says its updates make users' news feeds appear like personal newspapers.

Gmail is looking like a real competitor for Microsoft Outlook in the business market.