Video will become more prevalent in the workplace by 2013, says Gartner.

Of all EU enterprises, 64 per cent had a website in 2008, but in the UK this number rose to 76 per cent.

David Ross has left Carphone Warehouse after after failing to declare he pledged his shares against personal loans.

While most SMEs are feeling the effects of the credit crunch and lingering economy, Super SMEs are thriving because of their investment in IT.

Teachers are recognised for using tech, Hillingdon’s website is voted best, Dell provides computers to amplify work, and York Traffic shows citizens t…

The PM has announced that voice analysis lie detector tests will be used to test benefit claimants.

Alchemy Plus is looking to build a £20 million state-of-the-art facility in Scotland because of its cooler climate.

An intelligent CCTV system, designed to predict crimes before they happen, has been installed for the first time in a UK city.

A new, even cheaper Asus netbook is due to be released next year, although few details have been released.

High export tariffs and transportation costs have hindered recycling, according to Gartner.

THUS and IVI are collaborating to construct a 100 per cent renewable energy data source in Scotland.

Capita is set to take over after the Learning and Skills Council axed Liberata following complaints that thousands of students were not receiving thei…

Civica’s Spydus boasts smartcards for libraries, Yotta maps roads using 3D technology, Capgemini is digitally glued into Welsh Water while Steria part…

The people at the highest risk of identity theft are those who shop or bank online, says Get Safe Online report.

Transparency rules may force the US president-elect to leave his BlackBerry and emailing ways behind him as he steps into the Oval Office.

A new wireless camera is being developed which could be thrown into battlefield grenade-style to give troops a view of what lies ahead.

Google is traditionally a market disruptor, but telecos could benefit, says Gartner.

Job cuts are only a part of the plan to restructure the company.

Google's Gmail has added video and voice chat right into the email service.

In a study of 15,000 smart phones, the Apple iPhone had the least malfunctions after one year.

Steria mobilises the Cleveland Police, Becta launches a new education technology website and the Department of Health funds a database to help save li…

Those in the know must work overtime to compensate for other employees IT traumas.

The Central London university becomes the latest organisation to deploy Google’s web-based office productivity suite

LDL supports Careline as SunGard backs up LSE’s data, Steria improves efficiency while Northgate improves security and Civica centralises financial sy…

UK businesses lack confidence that government has enough resources to tackle crime rate.

Report from Intellect suggests IT women still feel they aren't being paid as well as men.

Gary McKinnon's MP raises the issue in parliament, calling for the accused hacker to be able to serve any sentence in Britain - not the US.

Healthcare students and staff have new networked facilities, LaserBand optimises patient identification and West Sussex transforms to save money.

Conservative and Liberal Democrat shadow ministers call for urgent review of the £12 billion NHS IT programme.

New devices help spur use of SMS and other messaging, according to the Mobile Data Association.

Schools have invested more into their ICT systems this year than ever before, but teachers are slow to adopt the technologies in the classroom.

Poor pay is the main driver behind IT workers checking personal email and Facebook at work, according to a new survey.

This week, local government websites need to install tracking systems, Liverpool’s City Council web site ranked one of the best, and a new agreement a…

HP is set to cut more than 3,000 UK jobs over the course of two years, causing warnings from the PCS Union.

New Google Labs feature looks to help keep drunken Gmail users from sending an email without thinking.

Pay rates have fallen by 12 per cent for IT workers in the finacial sector, according to new research.