Announcement expected Tuesday

Sun slips badly

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know

Future is bright, says online repository of all human knowledge

No excuse for whinging about poor broadband speeds any more

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Show promise for diagnostic tools

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CIOs ignore cloud computing at their peril

A public spat has blown up after AT&T sued Verizon Wireless over an advertisement alleging it has gaps in its coverage.

Social networking tool Twitter has introduced a feature to let people organize the folk they follow by classifying them into lists.

Forty years back, on the 29th of October, Leonard Kleinrock connected the UCLA computer to Stanford Research Institute.

Basic design and silicon to achieve power and cost targets for 4G data or phone based devices is still not in place, according to a report from a senior semiconductor analyst.

A senior industry figure from the telecomms market proclaimed at a conference in Paris earlier this month that WiMAX was dead. Hermann Hauser, responsible for spinning off ARM, said LTE is the way ahead.A senior industry figure from the telecomms market proclaimed at a conference in Paris earlier this month that WiMAX was dead. Hermann Hauser, responsible for spinning off ARM, said LTE is the way ahead. But if that's the case, Taiwan doesn't seem to recognize the WiMAX corpse.

One in five online Americans feels the need to tell the world what they're up to, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

Twenty four CEOs and founders of internet companies have written to the FCC in a bid to influence the body on the vexed subject of net neutrality.

Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness... and broadband. Yup, the Finnish government is planning to make broadband internet access a legal right for all its 5.3 million citizens.

Giant telephone company AT&T sent a lengthy letter to the Federal Communications Commission yesterday attacking Google by accusing it of double standards for openness.