Mobile data tsunamiMobile networks need to brace themselves for a 'tsunami' of data traffic, according to a senior industry figure.
iPad legal tussle in China may impact global salesProview Technology seeks block on import and export of Apple device.
Google Wallet hits a snagGoogle Wallet has disabled the setup of new prepaid payment cards until a flaw is fixed.
Google Drive rumoured for launchReports suggest that Google is nearly ready to introduce its own cloud storage solution.
LinkedIn reaches 150 million membersLinkedIn has announced its fourth quarter results which show an increase in revenue, share profit and memberships.
Wolfram|Alpha goes ProThe self-styled computational knowledge engine Wolfram|Alpha has rolled out a subscription-only service.
February search volume share dips for GoogleSmall changes in UK search engine market share see Google losing out.
Google Panda change among January updatesQuality search results are once again under the microscope as Google reveals changes.
Olympics may disrupt UK internetBusinesses are advised to consider flexible working to avoid internet overload during the Olympics.
Google adds new security layerGoogle has unveiled its Bouncer - a new security service for the Android Market.
Facebook files for an IPOThe Facebook IPO will allow members of the public to buy shares in the social network.
TripAdvisor rapped over website claimsTripAdvisor has been told to remove 'misleading' and 'unsubstantiated' claims on its website.
Google explains its privacy view to MPsA UK parliamentary committee has demanded answers from Google about illegal content.
Mobile browsing driven by images and reviewsResearch has revealed that images and reviews are vital to mobile internet success.
Google Plus now available to teensGoogle+ is now available to teens and comes with new safety features due to this altered age restriction.
Android tablets threaten AppleThe tablet market is in a state of flux, according to new figures, with Google gaining rapidly on Apple.
Jobsless Apple breaks records in best Q1 everCompany reports record sales and profits in Q1 despite losing founder.
Google reminded not to be evilSocial media networks have created an add-on named 'Don't Be Evil' to remedy Google's 'Search plus' results.
RIM reshuffles managementIt's a new era for BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, as its joint chief executives step down.
Google updates its page layout algorithmA recent Google page layout algorithm update is set to penalise sites with excessive ads above the fold.
Google AdWords targets mobilesGoogle AdWords has introduced a raft of changes that may be of interest to mobile advertisers.
Yang resigns from YahooCo-founder who blocked Microsoft buyout leaves the ailing company.
Wikipedia to go darkWikipedia will make itself unavailable for a full day to express its opposition to new online copyright laws.
Murdoch attacks GoogleMedia magnate Rupert Murdoch has attacked Google, calling the search engine a 'piracy leader'.
Facebook launches its Listen With featureFacebook has announced the launch of 'Listen With' - a new music sharing feature.
Twitter slams Google Search plusTwitter has alleged that Google Search plus Your World actually provides less relevant search results.
Google starts 2012 top of search engine marketJanuary search volume stats show Google dominating the UK market.
More choice for website addressesStarting this week, businesses can apply for new top-level domain names for their websites.
London to host giant wireless internet networkA free Wi-Fi internet network is to be installed in London before the 2012 Olympics.
Google releases new Chrome BetaThe new Google Chrome Beta release aims to improve both the speed and security of the browser.
Chrome website removed from SERPs
Facebook Timeline unavailable in IE7
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