Nokia has launched the Nokia Mobile TV headset that will turn the humble mobile phone into a portable television

A new study has forecast that tablet devices such as the Apple iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab will enjoy the highest compound annual growth rate going forward

Cisco is to cough up £31 million to settle a federal lawsuit that claimed it overcharged government agencies

New ways to build and track efficient data centres will emerge at a free show in Germany - along with the gritty reality

The operator has confirmed it will offer Samsung’s Galaxy Tab when it arrives, but has given no further details on pricing or launch date

Adobe Systems is warning users about a new vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat being exploited in the wild.

The government has decided to finally pull the plug on the troubled and hugely costly £12.7 billion NHS National Programme for IT

The government should be making more use of digital channels to provide better services and save money

Rackspace has released a plug-in to allow Visual Studio 2010 .NET developers to deploy applications directly into its cloud infrastructure

Iomega’s desktop storage device for small and branch offices has features suited to both personal and enterprise use

Apple has released its iOS 4.1 update for iPhone and iPod Touch, introducing features such as Game Center and iTunes TV show rentals

Former HP CEO Mark Hurd will get $950,000 salary, and up to a $10 million bonus, if Oracle beats HP’s lawsuit

For the first time in 18 years, AutoCAD will be available for Apple’s Mac platforms; Autodesk ups the ante by jumping on the iPad bandwagon

Google’s Instant Search may be exciting, but Microsoft is likely to move Bing in a different direction, says Nicholas Kolakowski

Google reveals new Instant search technology designed to deliver faster search results and keep rivals Bing and Yahoo at bay

Oracle is deadly serious about competing with both HP and IBM at the highest levels for enterprise IT systems business

Chip maker ARM announces the Cortex-A15 MPCore which claims five times the speed of current smartphone processors at 2.5GHz

IT must balance security policies against workers’ use of the Internet and mobile technologies that blur working and personal time

Cybercrime is more prevalent than previously thought… and users are not happy

A barrage of hot air, followed by a real debate. IBM’s ‘Start’ summit seems to be a microcosm of green technology, says Peter Judge

BlackBerry manufacturer RIM has purchased DataViz for a reported figure of $50 million.

Oracle has released a new version of Solaris, the core operating system it inherited when it bought Sun Microsystems

Concerns have been raised about working from home after a staff member blamed a company’s laptop for starting a fire in her house

It’s taken 10 years to get rid of Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system, despite its flaws and security holes

Salesforce.com is introducing Chatter Mobile, giving business users Facebook-style communication and collaboration tools while on the move

BT explains the reasons for its high quote to provide a broadband service for a remote Welsh village, as Rutland Telecom installs a much cheaper solution

Virgin is offering nine-month contracts for students, to help them save money over the summer period when they are not at university

Hewlett-Packard takes on Dell, with a tiny cheap server aimed at small businesses

Finally, an official launch date for the long-awaited Symbian^3-based N8 phone from Nokia

CIOs may not trust the cloud, but they have to offer a better service - or users will go to the Stealth Cloud, warns Ian Gotts

Apple’s iPad and its forthcoming competitors could lead to a complete rethinking of operating systems and application platforms, says PJ Connolly

IDC believes that Android and Windows Mobile will grow their smartphone market share, but Apple and BlackBerry will experience declines

Mozilla has once again updated the Firefox 4 Beta, with a combination of faster graphics, new audio capabilities and enhanced security

Dell will join other PC makers in halting shipments of Windows XP computers in October, although some users may be able to still order the venerable OS

Microsoft is investigating reports that a Google security engineer has found a flaw in Internet Explorer 8 that could be exploited to attack users

HP is not happy that former CEO Mark Hurd has joined Oracle, and is now suing him in order to stop him taking the position

As more and more people demand better processing power from their mobile handsets, Samsung has unveiled a chip designed to handle rich media applications

Samsung’s answer to the Apple iPad, the Galaxy Tab, could be priced anywhere from £132 to more than £652, according to various leaks

A new survey of businesses in the EMEA region has found that most view IT consolidation as critical to their future success

In a sign of the growing influence of Apple in the mobile sector, the world’s biggest mobile show will host an event for Apple developers

Councils in the UK saved more than £200 million in 2009, through the use of innovative mobile apps and web services

BT has launched an Android and iPhone app for its Total Broadband customers‎ to help them find Wi-Fi hotspots

Google has ticked off users by wasting their CPU and energy on doodles which could have been done more economically in Flash

The UK has come out top for sustainability in Fujitsu’s international green IT index, scoring 61 out of a possible 100

O2 has cancelled its initial rollout of Android 2.2 to HTC Desire handsets, after some users reported problems

As analysts predict imminent upgrades to Windows 7, Computer Aid urges firms to give old PCs to reuse programmes

If you’re planning to approach virtual desktops, here’s how to check whether a given product delivers what you want

An animated video of Google’s CEO as a creepy ice cream man makes a strong impression, but are privacy advocates just fighting the future, asks Clint Boulton

Google is angling to acquire ITA Software, w hich provides data to Microsoft Bing Travel, Orbitz and others

Photos and data on HTC’s latest Google Android smartphone have been published via the US wireless regulator’s website

The cloud product provides automated service activation, usage tracking, billing and collections

Nokia’s highly anticipated N8 smartphone is to launch at the end of September, reports say

Hurd is to take on the role of co-president of Oracle, following the resignation of Charles Phillips

Jon Mills dons his palaeontologist’s hat and compares tape to Tyrannosaurus Rex to encourage anyone that doesn’t see the need to evolve their backup to reconsider

Google has confirmed that the Texas Attorney General is conducting an antitrust investigation over its search engine

Dell has reclaimed the second spot in terms of worldwide PC sales, according to an iSuppli report

A memory stick that is said to contain anti-terror training manuals has been discovered outside a Manchester police station

The Information Commissioner Office is unhappy that TalkTalk has been monitoring the web surfing habits of its customers without informing them

Mark Hurd, the former CEO of HP who left amid claims of sexual harassment, is reportedly in talks with Oracle

While Prince Charles makes a much-criticised train journey promoting green living, IBM is holding a summit on the future role of technology

Almost 1.5 million workers are to be hit with demands to pay more tax, after HMRC’s new computer system did some recalculations

The stamps, depicting classic railway themes, launch custom online content in Apple iPhones or Google Android smartphones

Everything Everywhere is to allow Orange and T-Mobile customers to use the two UK networks interchangeably from next month

With Apple TV the company is aiming to shift users’ television habits, while Google wants to reinvent them

The company brings in changes as it fends off privacy concerns about Google Buzz

New location extensions for Google Places extend the way businesses can use mobile business ads

The release represents a significant overhaul for the open source database

Google’s Android platform gained 25 percent of the US smartphone market in August, says Quantcast

Google will settle a class action lawsuit over its Buzz service, by paying $8.5 million

Sophos has warned that Apple Ping has been hit by scams familiar to users of other social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

Misleading broadband advertising is confusing British consumers, a survey has found

Toshiba has revealed its Android tablet that will spearhead its push against the hugely popular Apple iPad

The beta of Skype 5.0 for Windows has been updated to let users make group video conference calls with up to 10 users

Toshiba has issued a recall for a range of Satellite notebooks following reports of overheating and fears it could burn users

The part-nationalised bank has slashed more than 20,000 roles since last year

The number one way to cut IT’s carbon footprint is to switch off PCs overnight, say eWEEK readers. Our next poll - your top gadget!

The Android 2.2-powered Ideos U8150 aims to bring smartphones to a wider user base

In the developing world, the price of broadband is holding back economic development, warns the head of the ITU

Intel has launched Parallel Studio 2011, a new version of its tool set for building applications for parallel systems

The social networking site is giving users the ability to end sessions that have been opened on another machine

The EMET 2 tool is designed to help developers improve application security, particularly for older programs

Twitter has launched its official app for Apple’s iPad, featuring a simplified interface

The tablet, running Google Android 2.2, is set to challenge Apple’s iPad and Dell’s Streak