Google services are availible again to Chinese users following disruption during the 25th anniversary of Tiananmen Square

Government legislation will force telecoms companies to log customer info for government investigation

Google gives non-profit organisations the chance to create their own Google Glass apps

The World Cup 2014 semi final between Germany and Brazil has become the most talked about sports event in Twitter history

New documents released by Edward Snowden reveal that only 10 per cent of the NSA’s collected data pertains to possible illegal activity

IT Pro takes you on a run down of some of the major NSA projects that may have passed you by over the last 12 months

Microsoft has notified users of upcoming security fixes, including two critical-rated vulnerabilities

Amazon, Apple and Starbucks among big firms registering for new domain

New government fund set up to challenge female entrepreneurs to grow their companies

ISPs are blocking perfectly legal web pages in an attempt to protect children from the internet, a study suggests

GCHQ under threat of lawsuit from ISP companies angered over Snowden spying revelations

Government's "Great Challenge" hopes to make UK a world-beater in the robotics market by 2025

Attackers are employing effective techniques to bring down companies for days at a time

Global spending on IT is set to be lower than predicted, according to Gartner

Ministry of Justice makes a U-turn on multi-million pound IT contracts

Google announces spatial mapping tech will ship in 2015 with purpose-built LG tablet

The search giant has announced a new health platform for Android named Google Fit

Amazon’s fleet of delivery drones could be grounded if the FAA gets its way

Only one in 17 police forces tested by the ICO have been found to adequately handle people’s data

EU companies are ignoring more than four out of ten data requests from their customers, it is claimed

Google's "Made With Code" initiative aims to interest young women in computer science to bridge the gender gap

Initial fears about the havoc Heartbleed could cause have started to die down, but users still need to patch their systems

Vince Cable attacks conservative IT policy for slow emails and standstill systems

Figures released by a UK institute suggest the number of women in IT is in steady decline

The office is an outdated concept, says Microsoft’s Anand Krishnan

Microsoft reveals its new developer-focused browser to gain ground on rivals

Chinese authorities post lists detailing the extend of Redmond's hold over Android manufacturers

Domino's customer databases hacked, while perpetrators demand a ransom

LinkedIn has posted a demographic of their workforce, proving that there is a real lack of some ethnic groups in big companies

Apple has launched a scheme to replace USB adapters for some of its iPhones because of overheating concerns

A policy change by .uk domain company Nominet means "commercial" users will have their details publicly displayed

Big data analysis is aiding researchers to mitigate the human impact on the planet, says HP

HP attempts to win back the high-end market with liquid-cooled super servers

European representatives will be discussing EU citizens' right to privacy and expression at a conference in Strasbourg

A security flaw in OpenSSL, active since 1998, has been discovered by a group of researchers in Japan

Chinese state media accuses US tech companies of spying on state secrets, vowing that they will be punished