With Amazon attracting lots of tenders for its new headquarters, does geography matter so much for online companies?

With the consumer interface holding growing power, what’s the point of actually investing in stuff anymore?

The issue of tech companies paying their taxes comes to the fore again. But is anyone really doing anything wrong?

Is there a point where a human being is better placed to make a decision than a computer?

A few years ago, LinkedIn was that service whose emails clogged your inbox. Now? Simon Brew reckons it’s found its feet…

Since the launch of the iPhone, the physical keyboard has all but disappeared. But what about those who want some QWERTY time?

It's brought cloud storage to the masses, but is Dropbox a lifesaver or a threat? Simon Brew has been taking a look...

As the world wide web celebrates its birthday, Simon takes stock of what's happened so far, and the big tests ahead...

Does just over $7bn buy Microsoft a place at the mobile top table? Simon takes a look...

Is Yahoo!'s big Tumblr gamble a bold move of genius, a security policy for the future, or an expensive folly? Simon Brew takes a look...

Microsoft has given itself one year to cut ties with Windows XP. But does the decade-old operating system remain a viable business option?

As Michael Dell takes Dell back under private ownership, what does this now allow him to do?

As 4G services finally appear in the UK, where's the technology set to head next? Simon takes a look...

Why is the UK lagging behind on 4G rollout? And can anything be done about it? Simon Brew has been finding out more…

The iPhone 5 is out of the bag: but what else will Apple have to keep the firm at its peak for the years ahead?

New figures suggest that, for the first time, voice calls are in decline. Is this the start of a long road downhill? Simon Brew takes a look.

After releasing the Office 2013 Consumer Preview, Simon Brew takes a look at where Microsoft plans on taking its business next.

Could businesses offering a public Wi-Fi service find themselves on the wrong side of the Digital Economy Act? Simon Brew takes a look…

As a further delay hits part of the implementation of the Digital Economy Act, is this just a small hiccup, or is the Act being rendered toothless alr…

Why aren’t more people taking advantage of the benefits of desktop virtualisation? Simon Brew looks at the current state of play…

Does the government really want you to tell them everything? And what are its new communications-watching plans all about? Simon Brew finds out more… …

BT and TalkTalk have been defeated in their latest challenge to the Digital Economy Act. Have the final obstacles now been cleared? Simon Brew investi…

Google’s unification of its privacy policies has brought the firm wide criticism. But what’s actually the issue? Simon Brew has been taking a look…

Are you getting the most out of a Dropbox account? Simon Brew has some basic tips and advice to help you get that little bit more…

As Virgin Media prepares to put up its broadband prices, what’s the best step forward for a small business needing a good connection? Simon Brew has b…

At the end of January, 22 countries signed up to ACTA. But what is it, and how will it be affecting you? Simon Brew has been finding out.

Record profits. Dominance in the desktop sector. Turnover of over $4 billion a month. It’s good times for Intel, then. So what will it bring to the wo…

Are we heading for another recession? Is it going to be an even tougher year in the tech market? Simon Brew takes a look…

What does Windows 8 need to do to turn around the decline of Microsoft’s operating system? Simon Brew has been taking a look…

Apple has looked unbeatable in the tablet and smartphone market for some time. But could Amazon be the brand that threatens to topple it? Simon Brew t…

Two rioters have gone to prison for their postings on Facebook. So why should a responsible business be bothered? Simon Brew investigates…

Now that Google has acquired Motorola Mobility, is Android set to reign the mobile operating system market for years to come? Simon Brew takes a look…

Google stunned the market by announcing it was buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. But what is it up to, and should it be up to it? Simon Brew…

As Sony finds itself on the receiving end of a hacking campaign, just what problems are big companies facing in this area and what can they do about i…

A new directive comes into force from the EU meaning significant changes in the way websites work with cookies. Simon Brew tries to make sense of it a…

Computers can do lots of things in films and TV shows that go against real life. Here are ten such occurrences most would hope would stay in the land …