GCHQ to monitor web historyThe government is to set out plans to monitor the web history of UK internet users.
RIM abandons smartphone battleBlackBerry is accepting defeat regarding its declining position in the smartphone market.
Apple in court over the new iPadApple is being put on trial over claims that it misled consumers about the 4G compatibility of the new iPad.
Google commenting platform rumoursRumours suggest that Google is on the brink of announcing a new commenting platform.
Google search results may be censoredThe UK government has been advised to force Google to edit its search results.
Employers ask for Facebook passwordsBosses have tried to find out more by requesting social media login details from interviewees and staff.
Facebook buys 750 IBM patentsFacebook has bought 750 IBM patents to protect itself in future patent infringement lawsuits.
Chrome becomes top browser worldwideGoogle Chrome was named the world's most popular browser at the weekend - for the very first time.
New iPad heat concernsTests show Apple's new iPad can reach a rather warm 33.6 degrees.
Internet retailers like social mediaFacebook 'Like' or 'Share' buttons feature on 71 per cent of the top online retail websites.
UK internet economy out in frontNew data shows that the UK's internet economy is worth £121bn - and many would even choose it over alcohol.
Google search to improve resultsGoogle is set to update its search algorithm with the inclusion of semantic search results to improve user experience.
Google GetMo offers mobile site auditsUK businesses are being invited to get basic mobile website audits from Google.
March UK search engine market share unchangedTiny changes in search volume stats show search engine market is stable.
Yahoo sues Facebook over patentsFacebook has been named in court papers filed by Yahoo alleging patent infringement.
Personalised search not popular with usersMore than two thirds of respondents to a survey said tailored search results are a 'bad thing'.
Google social ads prove effectiveGoogle+ enhanced adverts provide a 5 to 10 per cent increase in click-through rates.
iPad 3 features revealedApple has announced that the much-rumoured iPad 3 is launching imminently.
Google Play unveiledGoogle's 'digital entertainment destination' includes cloud-based apps, movies, music and books.
Google to help Welsh businesses get onlineGoogle has teamed up with the Welsh government to teach businesses about websites.
Channel tunnel mobile network to launchMobile phone coverage increases again with new technology developed for undersea rail trips.
Facebook improves page analyticsFacebook will soon launch real-time analytics, allowing administrators to view live data for their Pages.
Google Privacy Policy introducedGoogle's new Privacy Policy has rolled out today, amid heavy criticism in the US, Japan and France.
iPad 3 for March launchApple has invited the press to an event on March 7, rumoured to be the unveiling of the new iPad 3.
Evi app may be penalised by AppleApple thinks British voice recognition smartphone app Evi may be too similar to Siri.
Wall Street Journal limits free reading via GoogleThe leading newspaper admits that not all its articles are available via Google First Click Free.
Richard Branson wins rights to .xxx domain nameRichard Branson finally has ownership of the domain name richardbranson.xxx after months of dispute.
4G coming in 2012The UK's first super-fast 4G network could launch this year, it has been revealed.
Google smart glasses to launch by end of 2012Rumours surface of new wearable Google device combining HUD and Android smartphone technology.
Government database provokes fearsThe UK government is thought to be preparing legislation to store phonecalls, emails and web visits.
Facebook introduces verified accounts
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