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Anonymous empire strikes back against HBGary
News Anonymous leaks more emails as its tussle with HBGary heats up.
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Adobe boasts of Flash smartphone boom
News Adobe talks up Flash's popularity on smartphones, although the war of words with Apple has not sparked into life again just yet.
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IBM and Samsung share patent bed
News IBM and Samsung look to ensure they don't get in to any tussles over patents.
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Mobile sales soar as Nokia share falls
News Nokia is losing more market share, as mobile and smartphone sales rise in 2010.
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Londoners to benefit from Microsoft apprenticeships
News The software giant has pledged 1,000 roles in London for National Apprenticeship week.
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UK Government hit by Trojan
News Foreign Secretary William Hague admits to the attack which took place in December.
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Vodafone to bring Nexus S to UK first
News Vodafone gets its hands on Google's Nexus S, featuring the new Gingerbread OS.
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Week in Review: Bill Gates internet fear, Airport holograms
News This week, Bill Gates claims it’s easy to cut off the internet and Manchester airport introduces holograms to remind people of security restrictions.
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Timeline: Facebook turns seven
In-depth The social networking giant today celebrates its seventh birthday and we take a look back at its milestone events.
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Mobile market continues to boom
News The latest mobile tracker from IDC shows smartphones have continued to help the market grow.
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Google on hiring spree in 2011
News The internet giant plans on bringing many new minds to the company over the next 12 months.
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Smartphones: Satellites at half the price?
In-depth A new experiment is testing whether smartphones could be the cheaper alternative to pricey international satellites. Alvaro Guzman talks to the academic behind the research to find out more.
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Mobile app revenue to explode by 1,000 per cent
News A new Gartner report claims mobile app revenue is set to surge in the next three years.
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