Rise in costs rattles GoogleNew figures show Google shares have been affected by costs but the search engine giant remains ahead of the game.
Spotify halves amount of free musicSpotify has announced plans to put limits on free music and will push for subscribers to its premium service.
Fujitsu set to bring broadband to rural UKFujitsu has announced plans to bring super-fast fibre optic broadband to rural parts of the UK.
Flip video is the first thing to go from CiscoCisco Systems is having an overhaul and the first product to go is its Flip video camera.
Google Panda arrives in UKGoogle Panda, a major update to Google's search algorithms, has been introduced to the UK.
Google dominant in UK search engine marketApril 2011 stats show Google is still dominating search on both sides of the Atlantic.
Facebook to share hardware design secretsFacebook launches Open Compute Project to reveal impressive server design secrets to the industry.
Google invests millions into YouTubeGoogle will be investing millions into YouTube to fund production of their own content.
Twitter research shows value in generating money for its usersTwitter research carried out by PhD student in Germany shows it can generate more money for its users.
Spotify set to stream live gig from LondonSpotify will stream gig live for the first time starting at 8pm tonight, from the Koko in Camden.
BlackBerry to unveil full touchscreen phoneAt the BlackBerry world conference in May, RIM is set to confirm the anticipated release of its first full touchscreen phone.
Survey shows shock figures of CEO approval ratingsGlassdoor survey shows approval ratings of tech CEOs as they become more competitive than ever.
Google movie imminent after website leakA leaked test webpage discovered online has revealed that a movie based on search engine company Google is in the works.
Google tool brings social to searchGoogle have launched the latest way to approve websites and adverts by simply clicking +1.
Amazon cloud bursting with new music ideasAmazon launches new cloud player so users can move their music more freely.
Try this Wi-Fi for sizeLeading up to the 2012 Olympic Games, from the high street to the tube, Wi-Fi is growing.
StartUp Britain launchedStart-ups offered £1,500 package to get off the ground in government scheme to drive growth.
iPad 2 launches in UK todaySteve Jobs says Apple is doing its utmost to ensure demand for its iPad 2 is met in the 25 additional countries the product launches in today.
2011 budget set to end e-commerce VAT loopholeThe Chancellor announces measures set to curtail online shopping bargains with a tax increase.
Apple sues over AppstoreApple has filed a lawsuit against the proposed launch of the Amazon Appstore.
Twitter celebrates fifth birthdayFive years to the day since the first tweet was sent, Twitter celebrates its social networking success.
Google helps companies find PPC agenciesNew Partner Search features put clients in touch with PPC account managers through AdWords.
Facebook better than TwitterFacebook is more effective at generating sales than Twitter, according to EventBrite.
Keywords in domain names to lose SEO valueMatt Cutts reveals next algorithm update will lower importance of keyword rich domain names.
YouTube goes HollywoodAn Irish company with Hollywood credentials has been bought by Google to improve video quality on YouTube.
Google retains top spotUK search engine market share analysis by Hitwise for March 2011 reveals little change.
Twitter discourages third party developersThird party apps under scrutiny as Twitter aims to end 'fragmentation'.
Trusted friend Facebook option to help cut bullyingA new Facebook feature allows people feeling threatened by abuse on the network to contact a trusted friend for help.
Facebook to stream filmsUS movie fans can now rent and view Warner Bros blockbusters through Facebook in exchange for credits.
Google Instant Previews for mobileA new service from Google aims to make searching the web more efficient on iPhones and Android phones.
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