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HP to cut over 3,300 UK jobsNews HP is set to cut more than 3,000 UK jobs over the course of two years, causing warnings from the PCS Union.
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Gmail’s Goggles stop drunken e-mailsNews New Google Labs feature looks to help keep drunken Gmail users from sending an email without thinking.
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Orange goes green with phone ratingsNews Orange has teamed up with the World Wildlife Foundation in France to examine the environmental impact of different mobile phones.
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Government to spy on email using £12bn databaseNews A huge database would store billions of pieces of communication in order to fight against terrorism, but how will it stay secure?
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Data centre energy use jumps 13 per centNews Energy required by data centres and servers is growing at an alarming rate, according to recent study by IDC.
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Orange offers small businesses free broadbandNews Orange’s newest offer includes the usual download speeds of up to 8Mbps and free customer service calls.
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MI6 uses Facebook to recruit spiesNews The secret service agency is looking to social networking to find more diverse recruits.
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Three hard drives stolen from RAFNews In yet another government data breach, three hard drives containing personnel information were stolen from a military base.
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Schools finally get access to open sourceNews After years of negotiating, open source providers have won a new agreement with Becta.
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Brown promises £300m to get people onlineNews The Prime Minister has laid out plans to spend millions helping poor families buy computer equipment and broadband connections - after his government promised the same earlier this year.
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Timeline: CERN’s LHC ExperimentNews With the LHC experiment on hold after a technical fault, we look back at the stories that have made CERN's multi-billion pound experiment one of the most talked-about science stories of the decade.
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LHC shuts down after helium leakNews CERN scientists say it will be two months before world’s largest machine starts up again.
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Insolvency service loses four laptopsNews Yet another government agency loses confidential data, this time involving the directors of bankrupt British businesses.
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Birmingham’s NEC uses IP telephony to improve customerNews The conference and exhibition centre operator has deployed IP telephony and contact centre systems across its venues.
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Parents want text updates on studentsNews Parents want to know more about their children’s progress in classroom, and believe tech can help that.
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MoD memory stick lost on night club floorNews Another information breach results in loss of confidential Ministry of Defence information contained on a memory stick.
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