Latest Internet Features
Microsoft: One year under Steve Ballmer
It's been one year since Bill Gates left Microsoft in Steve Ballmer's hands. What kind of year have we seen?
The top ten UK web brands
We look at why the top web brands have won a spot in the hearts of UK surfers – and what they need to watch for in the future.
Can Microsoft make a success out of Silverlight?
Just over two years ago, Microsoft launched its entry into the Rich Internet Application (RIA) marketplace. So how has Silverlight fared, and can it really topple Flash?
A short history of Phorm
As Phorm launches a new consumer product, we track the system's rocky reception in the UK.
Top of the flops: 10 pieces of tech that died before they’d lived
We run down some of the key tech inventions of our time that didn’t last the distance.
Can Google or Microsoft get any bigger?
With increased competition and regulatory attention, both Microsoft and Google may find that future growth is hard to come by...
Focus on... Flexible working
Flexible working has many benefits to offer businesses and individuals alike. But only if it's done properly. The technology is there, but what else do you need to bear in mind? We answer some (...)
The history of search engines
From a CERN list to Google and now Wolfram Alpha, the online search engine market has seen much innovation in its short history.
Top 10 mobile Twitter apps
We take a look at some of the most popular Twitter apps for mobile phone platforms.
Can security concerns kill cloud computing?
The IT industry has identified cloud computing as a major trend for the future. But how much of a barrier to its development and adoption will security be?
British music gets a techie experience
The British Music Experience doesn't just highlight the country's tune talent, but its tech skills, too.
Google's privacy and copyright challenge
Google faces battles on both privacy and copyright fronts, as it continues to move into different areas on the web.
Tech's most interesting companies
We list the tech firms we think are the most interesting and innovative in the sector - Apple, Google and yes, even Microsoft.
April Fools in the tech world
Our roundup of the best April Fools' Day hoaxes from the tech world - did any of these catch you out?
GhostNet: Did the Chinese government hack the world?
The Chinese state has been accused of spying on networks around the world, but it could also be cybercriminals – which could turn out to be a very big problem for businesses.
Should we be worried about Google Street View?
Simon Brew offers his personal take on the launch of Google Street View. And he’s a worried man…
Internet Explorer: Is there any way back?
Rivals aren’t quite snapping at its heels yet, but can Internet Explorer 8 arrest the decline of Microsoft’s browser?
Alternatives to the big name browsers
It's not all about IE and Firefox - there are many other, alternative web browsers that are worth a look.
Web on the move - where is mobile internet heading?
Mobile phones offer faster processors, larger screens and smoother interfaces - just how far we are from experiencing a full desktop internet experience on our mobile?
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