If Facebook traffic really is going to be bigger than Google traffic, then a lot of people will have to change the way they operate on the web, says Peter Judge

Apple has taken 5,000 applications out of its App Store for “objectionable material”. Don Reisinger thinks the policy doesn’t make sense

Many analysts see Microsoft’s revamp of its Windows Mobile OS as a positive move, but others have expressed concern about its ability to compete in the crowded mobile space, says Nicholas Kolakowski

The mobile operators think they can replace Apple’s App Store with their own version of the concept. They don’t stand a chance because they are missing the point, says Peter Judge

Last decade, known by many as the Naughties, set the stage for a number of key tech development trends, but today’s top products might end up on tomorrow’s scrap heap, says Andrew Garcia

It’s the most eagerly awaited tablet launch since Moses, but business geeks will struggle to justify getting one on the corporate IT budget, says Peter Judge

Google gets praise for standing up to China, while Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg has unleashed a storm of protest over privacy. It’s not so simple, says Peter Judge

Apple iPhone observers say Google’s Nexus One phone can’t compete - but what if the game is actually a different one, asks Clint Boulton?

Consumers always get first bite of any technology now  - and business users will feel left out when Vodafone 360 launches, says Peter Judge

There’s more to Nokia suing Apple than jealousy or short-term cash problems, says Peter Judge. With Nokia aiming to imitate the iPhone, we expect the negotiations to get more complex in future