Integration with Google Gears technology will make offline access to Google’s webmail service easier, as well as adding offline support to other Googl…

Next version of Mac OS X reveals long-overdue enterprise functionality including native Exchange support and improved multi-core processing support.

European regulators hit the Windows maker with another €899 million fine for failing to comply with its demands, bringing the bill to well over £1.6 b…

Just over a year after the seventh version of Microsoft's web browser hit the streets, the next version has gone ito closed testing.

The mobile operator adds talk time and texts to iPhone tariffs, claiming it means users get more for their money.

Long-overdue update to the Mac Office suite brings revised user interface, improved Exchange server support and OOXML document formats, but VB support…

Russian government wants to introduce Cyrillic version of the internet.

The browser that brought the web to prominence is set to be killed off, as current owner AOL wields the axe as users dwindle.

Treo shipping delays, increased manufacturing costs and greater competition have dragged Palm into the red.

Aggressive restructuring plan sees headcount slashed as embattled PDA maker focuses on long-term survival.

Software giant wants to see its own operating system on the currently Linux-based laptops created for the developing world.

Innovative mobile app calculates our effect on the environment.

Early-adopters of Apple's iPhone smartphone are reporting problems with signal and connection quality, but network operator O2 insists it is not at fa…

The Linux Foundation's latest research shows that the open source OS is gaining momentum in the desktop world.

Live Documents brings office applications to the web and, according to its creators, "does for documents what Hotmail did for email."

Following an internal investigation, Stuart Scott is dismissed for 'violation of company policies'.

The forum's popularity grows as mobile operators sign up to develop Femtocell technology.

Researchers at Heise Security have said that firewall in Apple's newest OS was unable to prevent any incoming traffic, regardless of settings.

The company has added IMAP support to its Gmail service as well as improving AdSense management tools and introducing a new translation engine.

Reports suggest that Apple is finally coming round to supporting third-party app install on the iPhone as an incentive to deter unlocking.

The communications giant wants its customers to share Wi-Fi.

Palm boss insists delayed new version of Palm's own operating system is critical for the business, despite the success of its Windows-based models.

Chief executive Steve Ballmer is staying silent for the time being over whether the company will fight the recent ruling over its EU-imposed fine.

Analysts point to iPhone effect as record Treo smartphone sales not enough to boost Palm.

UK regulator launches consultation looking at next-generation broadband, signalling that fibre-to-the-home is not necessarily the way forward.

Unlocking programs may "cause irreparable damage" to both the software and hardware, but is it just a scare tactic?

Apple chief to give evidence in SEC share options case examining former general counsel Nancy Heinen's role in the backdating scandal.

Major upgrade to Virgin's cable broadband service to be beta tested by customers in areas of Kent including Dover, Ashford and Folkestone.

New laptops combine hard drive encryption with user and password management and pre-boot authentication.

Up to ten Birmingham-based exchanges to be connected to BT's next-generation network by January 2008.

Big Blue to back ODF as it agrees to contribute Lotus Notes code to the open-source office suite project.

CH-DVD will compete with HD DVD and Blu-ray, and is expected to debut in the first half of 2008

New disk drive with added RAM could give solid state disks a run for their money.

The company plans to add group chat software to its Office Communications server and client products.

The latest member of Dell's family, the new OptiPlex 755, will reduce desk-side service visits by more than half, according to the company.