A Nokia N87 prototype breaks loose, this might be its only chance to taste freedom

The phone you’re looking at right now – Nokia N87 – is considered to be the successor of the N86 cameraphone and there is a good chance that it’s the last of its kind. A 12 megapixel camera, xenon flash, 28mm Carl Zeiss camera lens and the old-school Symbian S60 3rd edition ticking inside the [...] Read More →

Windows Phone 7 smartphone from Acer coming soon

When Acer first entered the smartphone business Windows was their weapon of choice and it remained like this for quite a while. Later on Android entered stage and things started cooling off between Acer and Microsoft. Apparently the limitations of Windows Phone seemed too great to Acer at first. Yet now that Windows Phone 7 [...] Read More →

Culture in government needs to change to drive IT innovation

Public sector spending cuts could... Read More →

McKinnon: Blunkett repents over UK-US extradition treaty

With the hindsight of the past seven years, former home secretary David Blunkett admitted to a parliamentary select committee he would examine "very carefully" the implications of the 2003 extradition treaty he signed with the US. Read More →

EC to investigate Google over antitrust allegations

The European Commission (EC) is to investigate allegations Google abused a dominant position in online search. Read More →

Employees bring their own IT to work

Employees are bypassing IT departments and implementing their own software solutions, a study from data company Informatica Corporation has found. Company... Read More →

EC pushes for uniform data protection legislation across Europe

Europe has the best data protection laws in the world, but the rapid pace of technology change has prompted new questions and challenges, according to Viviane... Read More →

Iran confirms Stuxnet hit uranium enrichment centrifuges

Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has confirmed that the Stuxnet computer worm affected centrifuges in the country's uranium enrichment programme.  Read More →

EU launches probe into Google’s online search rankings

The European Union has launched an investigation into Google's business practices. The European... Read More →

Wikileaks turns to cloud computing to fend off DDoS attack

Whistleblowing site Wikileaks turned to cloud computing services to help defend against a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack ... Read More →