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Twitter is set to hit 500 million registered users later today, according to a report.
ACTA, the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade agreement, is to be referred to the European Court of Justice.
Google is working on digital glasses using augmented reality and its Android technology, reports suggest.
Anonymous 'may soon be able to hack into power grid', warns US national security chiefWed, 22 Feb 2012 15:04:51 GMT
NSA's Gen Keith Alexander's claims rebuffed by group of hackers. Anonymous 'may soon be able to hack into power grid', warns US national security chiefWed, 22 Feb 2012 15:04:51 GMT
NSA's Gen Keith Alexander's claims rebuffed by group of hackers.
Our national security and our economy rely on the security of our digital lives - which is why government and industry have joined forces to protect them, says James Morris.
The latest stage of Apple's battle to use the "iPad" trademark in China saw heated exchanges in a Shanghai court, as the technology giant fought to avoid disruption to global supplies of its best-selling tablet.
A Payments Council project will enable mobile payments from any account, could this spell the end of fiddling in a purse or wallet for a plastic card?
Facebook is set to roll out new larger adverts around users' profiles from February 29, according to a leaked document.
Microsoft has launched an open attack on Google Apps in a new online video called 'Googlighting'.
Doctors will be encouraged to prescribe smartphone apps to help patients manage conditions ranging from diabetes to depression, the Government has announced.
Heinrich Rudolf Hertz has been honoured with a Google doodle marking the 155th anniversary of his birth.
The global positioning system (GPS) is now routinely being jammed by criminals, a conference will hear tomorrow.
An iPad version of Microsoft Office is set to be launched imminently, reports suggest.
The founder of the filesharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, was granted bail and released on Wednesday after a New Zealand judge determined that authorities have seized any funds he might have used to flee the country.
The founder of the filesharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, was granted bail and released on Wednesday after a New Zealand judge determined that authorities have seized any funds he might have used to flee the country.
Consumer Technology Editor Matt Warman tries Sony's entry into the handheld gaming market
The Nine Eyes of Google Street View: a photo project by Jon Rafman.
The rules Facebook uses to decide whether to censor users' postings have been published for the first time, detailing its more liberal attitude to gore than to nudity.
Interference caused by new mobile networks will cost operators £180million, the Government has announced.
Sony PlayStation Vita goes on sale today - see the pick of the best launch titles for the innovative portable games console.
Users of the leading Russian search engine, Yandex, will now be able to search for tweets, as part of a new partnership, while Twitter continues to be unable sign a similar deal with Google.
Users of the leading Russian search engine will now be able to search for tweets, as part of a new partnership, while Twitter continues to be unable sign a similar deal with Google.
Legal claims can now be served via Facebook in Britain, after a landmark ruling in the English High Court.
Facebook has launched verified accounts, in a similar vein to Twitter, which will allow high profile users of the social network to have their identities authenticated.
Microsoft attacks Google Apps in 'Googlighting' video Microsoft has launched an open attack on Google Apps in a new online video called 'Googlighting'.
(telegraph technology)
Foreign journalists killed in Syria TWO Western journalists have been killed in the flashpoint city of Homs after Syrian security forces shelled a building.
(heraldsun world)
Space elevator that takes tourists 22k miles into orbit could be built within 40 years If created, up to 30 passengers at a time would spend a week travelling a quarter of a way to the moon at speeds of 120mph.
(dailymail sciencetech)
Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) release is ready for download.