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CES 2012: Next-gen routers to hit 800Mbps soonNews 802.11ac routers to hit 800Mbps this year, according to manufacturers.
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UPDATE: iPhone 4 gets UK network supportNews No time has been wasted to jump on the iPhone 4 bandwagon, with UK operators already announcing who will carry the device.
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Motion Computing unveils first Core i7 tabletNews Motion's new C5v and F5v include a stylus, as touch only tablets like the iPad aren't quite business ready.
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Microsoft to update Hotmail in JulyNews Microsoft is looking to bring its webmail up to speed with rival Google's Gmail.
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Microsoft drops cut and paste from Windows Phone 7News Apparently, uses don't want to use cut and paste on their phones.
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Expert questions randomness of browser ballotNews But the bug isn't 'nefarious', just poor quality coding.
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MPs accuse Google of tax dodgeNews Vince Cable has said Google's reputation will be 'severely damaged' if it continues to practice such 'avoidance.'
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Twitter hit by 'Iranian Cyber Army' attackNews The Twitter hack appears to be in retaliation to the use of the site by protesters earlier this year.
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Microsoft discontinues Office AccountingNews Microsoft will start to close certain features of Office Accounting within six weeks.
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Vista Service Pack 2 imminentNews Microsoft tells companies to get ready for service update to its current operasting system.
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Conficker worm hits the House of Commons networkNews It's not April 1st yet, but reports say that Conficker may have wormed its way into what may be its biggest target yet.
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Microsoft's bid cost Yahoo $79 millionNews Yahoo's failed deals with Microsoft and Google cost the web firm at least $79 million, filing details show.
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MWC 09: Intel and LG go MIDNews Intel and LG are targeting the middle ground between smartphones and netbooks with their new mobile internet devices (MIDs).
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Mozilla not too keen on IE-esque dominanceNews Alternative browser giant Mozilla isn’t too keen on monopolies and doesn't want to mirror Microsoft’s dominance.
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Dell offends Russian Prime Minister PutinNews Michael Dell puts his foot in it at the Davos Economic Forum in Switzerland.
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Google rings the changes with staff bonusNews Google staff expecting the usual cash lump sum are told that this year they have to make do with a Google phone.
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Google staff hiding secret OS?News US metrics firm reveals that many Google staff are hiding which operating system they are using, sparking fresh rumours that search company is working on its own operating system.
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IBM pushes virtual desktops without MicrosoftNews IBM is looking to convince companies to run "Microsoft-free" virtual desktops.
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Microsoft's next OS keeps Windows 7 nameNews The codename for the next Windows system will be kept on as the official name, Microsoft has announced.
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Microsoft to launch iPhone App Store rivalNews Software giant looks set to become the latest company to launch a mobile applications store as it announces Skymarket
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