Leading technology magazine PC Pro has revealed the finalists for its prestigious Excellence Awards for 2011.
Steve Jobs, head of computing giant Apple, has announced his resignation from his post as the company’s CEO.
HP’s decision to cease production of the HP TouchPad has sparked a sale of the devices at a vastly reduced price.
The UK Government has announced how it will allocate the funding to improve broadband in rural areas.
By the end of the year, Windows 7 will be leading the PC operating system race quite substantially, says industry analyst, Gartner.
Last year the Indian government announced it had developed the cheapest computing device in the world.
Google has launched its voice calling service, Google Voice, in the UK, further opening up the choice of internet telephone services.
Dell has chosen to bring its Dell Streak 10 Pro tablet device to market first in China.
Online retailer Amazon’s sales soared by 50 per cent year on year in the second quarter, say reports.
UK broadband consumers are currently enjoying an improved average broadband speed, says Ofcom.
Google has acquired a facial recognition software company called Pitt Patt, the latter has announced on its website.
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- New classroom instruction software showcased at ISTE
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- Acer will supply technology for Thailand project
- New domain names for a “new internet age”
- White space broadband trials take place in rural Scotland
- Google introduces Instant Pages search facility
- IE9 trails Firefox and Chrome on Windows 7
- Lego builds on educational credentials with Peru project
- French president addresses web delegates at the eG8 forum
- Kindle book sales overtake print, says Amazon
- Autodesk announces arrival of updated software for education
- Federal Communications Commission to discuss data collection and privacy
- PC spending is down in western Europe in first quarter of 2011
- Facebook updates its Family Safety Centre
- Google makes computing easier with Chromebook release
- Bill Gates' Foundation to support development of educational games
- £15 computer could awaken fresh interest in ICT in schools
- Firefox 4 downloaded over 100 million times
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