We run down the top 10 ways to cut energy use and green up your business technology.

Details of Dell's entry into the low-cost laptop market are leaked online, with a claim that we could see the device sooner rather than later.

An American court has ruled that open source developers can sue if the licensing terms are broken.

The information will be used by police for crime fighting, but also other government bodies such as health authorities and the Post Office.

Apple has the ability to remotely disable any applications installed on the latest version of the iPhone.

The Eee S101 boasts an Atom processor, 64GB SSD and comes in at half the price of Apple’s MacBook Air.

Dan Kaminsky has told the Black Hat conference that the DNS security flaw is even worse than expected.

Apple protects itself from a highly publicised DNS vulnerability which has the potential to severely hit browsers and operating systems.

Dan Kaminsky, the security researcher who first unveiled the DNS vulnerability, has said that systems administrators are not enough to protect users.

It looks like the Ministry of Defence weren't being completely forthcoming when admitting how many laptops it has actually lost.

A server crash took out Transport for London's payment infrastructure yesterday, and left some people with damaged travel cards.

After pressure from webmasters the antivirus company has implemented a fix for its ‘LinkScanner’, to solve the issue of ‘fake’ traffic flooding the in…

Production problems, reduced demand, and price challenges expected to hit Nvidia profit margins.

The next major version of the popular browser may be available as early as this month, hot on the heels of the 3.0 release.

Reports suggest Cable & Wireless will increase its offer for Demon Internet-owner Thus today.

Virgin Media data breach sees CD with banking information of 3,000 go missing.

Courtrooms across the UK will be offering Wi-Fi access for solicitors as well as jurors and defendants.

Open source software is becoming more secure, with the number of errors and security holes falling 16 per cent in two years, a new report has found.

A massive database to store call, email and browser session information is being considered to battle terrorism.

Calling in sick for the day could become riskier as firms start to use lie-detecting applications.

MySpace attempts to revive slowing traffic by making its data openly available to sites such as Yahoo and eBay.

A looming shortage of Intel's Atom processors will make it difficult for others to enter the low-cost portable laptop market, Asus has said.

An advertising collaboration between the two search firms has drawn the attention of the US Department of Justice on anti-trust concerns.

The search giant has overtaken TV channels such as ITV and Channel 4 to become the largest advertising channel in the UK, according to an analyst.

UK computer company to launch sub-£100 notebook for the education sector, going head-to-head with Asus' Linux-based Eee.

China Mobile is claiming some 400,000 unlocked iPhones are in use over there.

Even though the much-awaited and publicised device is available across the country, people are lining up at Regent Street in London.

High costs of ink are driving people to print at work - sometimes even CVs for job hunts.

The foundation's latest financial statement shows that it depends on Google for 85 per cent of its revenue.

Elcomsoft has found a way to use graphics cards to crack passwords up to 25 times faster than with a CPU alone.

The German-owned mobile network unveils plans for pay-as-you-go mobile broadband alongside its existing monthly all-you-can-eat price plans.

The company has announced big plans to make its worldwide operations carbon neutral.

Innovative ad-funded mobile network is switched on for UK users aged between 16 and 24.

Users keen to run Windows XP rather than Vista on their machines will now find it far easier, thanks to a new scheme from Microsoft.