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Warwick Business School plans to find out how much downtime is really costing businesses in the UK
Chiltern Railways is leading the way when it comes to easing passengers' ticketing headaches by adopting mobile pay
Newly engineered gel massively increases chip cooling capability
Customs may want to hold onto your laptop for weeks or months after US customs powers are extended
All the IT security spending in the world won't protect your systems if the staff are stupid research finds
Clever networks will sense our presence in the future and behave accordingly according to an industry expert
Those in business driving seats need to change their attitude towards M&As or else risk losing out says Gartner
EMC fails the 'practice what you preach' test despite buying top security firm
Services giant Capgemini is transferring a 'substantial portion' of its European NIS operations to BT
Europe is savvier than the US when it comes to using the web on mobiles claims research
Security guru's company snapped up by BT and key personnel stay on
Virus threats on the wane as spyware authors gear up for Christmas rush
New open source browser released today ahead of schedule following IE7 release
Telecommunications giant is addressing the needs of large businesses so often overlooked by other mobile players
Strong worldwide growth in mobile phone sales up over 20 per cent as vendors prepare for Christmas rush
New study shows positive benefits of providing free Wi-Fi in terms of sales and customer loyalty
With energy prices rising fast companies are being forced to take conservation seriously to cut costs
Conference hears that a well organised online crime campaign can deliver better profits than drug dealing
New business model from the king of cheap and orange travel
Case highlights the increasing use of patents to try and get competitive advantage
New survey shows the losses from data theft are mounting fast, up nearly a third on last year
The new browser is secure says Redmond, it's just some of their other software that isn't.
AOL boss says he sees sales shrinking for the next two years at least
Microsoft is still playing catch up with Symbian but hopes it can double its market share this year
New innovations in processor technology, power, cooling and software all mean that the traditional data centre is changi
New service pack three release put back until 2008
Malware writers use the launch of new Tatu album to recruit more PCs to botnet and harvest information
Gartner research reveals HP shipped more computers than Dell in third quarter
Redmond and Big Blue ink deal to co-market archiving software and hardware
Problems manufacturing Blu-Ray drives combined with global concern over laptop battery safety are hurting Sony's fr
OPUCE project to produce next generation open standards-based telecoms service delivery platform.
Despite encryption being available and free users are continuing to leave unencrypted data lying around
Quarterly results reveal record Mac computer sales, but iTunes figures are flat despite more record iPod sales.
Survey reveals that ILM is proving popular, but is it an expensive solution seeking a problem?
New prepaid and postpaid pricing plans for enterprise mobile customers are proving popular
Man convicted of hunting down fellow chat room user and making a serious attack
Britain in front in rapidly maturing market for public subscription Wi-Fi
Not altogether unsurprising prediction as the Smartphone show opens in London
Brand name laptops win reliability survey but Dell and Gateway have cause for concern
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