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12 October 2010
News: The problems facing Windows Phone 7

Microsoft officially launched its highly anticipated Windows Phone 7 mobile platform yesterday. However, it's already clear the the company faces some huge hurdles in the race to create a popular smartphone platform.
11 October 2010
News: Microsoft Windows Phone 7 handsets in detail

Microsoft has taken the wraps off its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system. Handsets from HTC, LG, Samsung and Dell will be available to preorder in the UK next week.
News: LoveFilm brings movie streaming to PS3

LoveFilm has revealed it will make its online film rental service available to PlayStation 3 users from next month.
News: Google software will let cars drive themselves

Google is working on software for cars that will ensure they can drive themselves.
News: Trojan forces Firefox to save passwords

A new Trojan, which forces the Firefox web browser to save user passwords and then utilises them to create a new user account on the infected PC, has been identified.
09 October 2010
News: 10 open-souce apps every Windows user must try

Free open-source software is great alternative to buying expensive full-versions of well-known programs, especially if you're on a budget.
News: The 10 best iPhone apps for business collaboration

Apple's iPhone is one of the most popular smartphones available today – with both consumers and business users. We've rounded up 10 downloads from Apple's App Store that will ensure you can manage projects, update your team, track progress and share documents, by simply using the handset.
How-Tos: How to hack your Google Android phone

Like us, you probably love your Google Android phone. However, you may also be lacking some valuable features, either because your network locked them out or Google failed to include them.
08 October 2010
News: Mozilla unveils Firefox 4 for Android beta

Mozilla has released the first beta versions of Firefox 4 for mobile phones.
News: Microsoft to fix 49 flaws in record security update

Microsoft's next security update, which s due next week, will offer a record 16 security updates to patch a whopping 49 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer (IE), Office and SharePoint.
07 October 2010
News: Facebook denies iPhone app shares phone numbers

Facebook has issued a statement denying its official iPhone app uploads all users numbers in a phone's address book to Facebook, apparently without warning, potentially accessible to anyone.
06 October 2010
News: DroidCon event looks at future of Android apps

Google Android developers will be heading to London later this month for the DroidCon Conference.
News: Skobbler unveils ForeverMap for iPhone and iPad

Skobbler has unveiled an offline map for Apple iPhone and iPad users.
News: Mobile web users prefer browsers over apps

Mobile phone owners that browse the web prefer to use a browser compared to an app to surf content, says Orange.
News: Skype unveils Google Android app

Skype has launched an app for mobile phones running Google Android that allows users to make free calls using VoIP technology.
05 October 2010
News: Office Web Apps coming to MS cloud service

Microsoft has definite plans to add Office Web Apps to its hosted Business Productivity Online Standard Suite (BPOS), but the company isn't providing a specific timetable for the integration.
04 October 2010
News: Spotify comes to Windows Phone handsets

Microsoft has announced it is joining forces with Spotify to bring the music-streaming service to phones running the Windows Phone operating system.
News: Internet Explorer dips to lowest-ever market share

The popularity of the beta version of Microsoft's latest web browser, Internet Explorer 9, wasn't enough to prevent Microsoft's browser from again losing share to rivals from Google and Apple, said Net Applications.
News: Trojans make up 55% of all malware

More than half (55 percent) of all new malware identified in Q3 of this year were Trojans, said PandaLabs.
02 October 2010
News: The 17 most dangerous places on the internet

The scariest sites on the net? They're not the ones you might suspect. Here's what to watch for and how to stay safe, in our list of the 17 scariest places on the internet.

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