Even if his staff check the security of Android, no one will make President Obama give up his BlackBerry, says…
Ray-Bans with built-in google Glass? It's just the latest sign that wearable technology is hitting the big time, Michael Moore
Symantec has ditched another CEO - but Chris Preimesberger says the company's problems are in their technology
Wayne Rash doubts the NSA can do everything that Edward Snowden says. And even if it is, it's only doing…
Rob Pritchard runs tech at soft drink giant Britvic, and is professor of applied IT at Birmingham City University
Andrew Fogg, Chief Data Officer at Import.io, wants to start a movement to improve the Web, by turning any website…
CeBIT wasn't afraid to change, while Comdex and PC Expo got stuck in a rut, says Wayne Rash
David McNally from Macmillan Science and Education says embracing change is an acquired skill
Surveillance might be good for us, programming languages could die, and cars may fly, says Nathaniel Borenstein, inventor of email…
Back in 2009 At MacWorld, John Gruber, of the Daring Fireball blog, gave a talk called the "The Auteur Theory…
When retailer Target was attacked, the CIO Beth Jacob had to resign. Sean Michael Kerner thinks we shouldn't be blaming…
British energy policy is moving towards demand reduction. Peter Judge thinks there may be a way for data centres to…
Denis Keseris, a patent attorney at Withers & Rogers, says the Internet of Things standard developed in Cambridge has plenty…
A legal complaint to stop the NSA storing phone records is having the opposite result, says Wayne Rash. The data…
The Mt Gox exchange failed spectacularly, and the price of bitcoins tumbled,. but Sean Michael Kerner thinks the virtual currency…
RSA has turned digital peacenik, but Tom Brewster thinks its call to end the digital arms race is ajust a…
Paul Clarke, director of technology at Ocado, wanted to be an inventor... and now he is one
HP and IBM have picked up on OpenStack quickly, says Chris Preimesberger. But the real kudos should go to the…
The government backed Tech City's bid to make helpful flood apps. Peter Judge wants to know - where's the long-term…
Samsung's Galaxy S5 isn't exciting enough for some people. Michelle Maisto jumps to its defence
The Internet of Things will leave systems wide open, because user companies don't manage their keys for machine-to-machine connections, says…
Sean Michael Kerner welcomes an effort by OpenStack vendor Mirantis to apply open source rules to the age-old problem of…
LDEX CTO Simon Chamberlain loves networking, Cisco and sat nav but hates hackers
Facebook's purchase of WhatsApp protects its mobile business and allows it to expand to new markets, says Steve McCaskill
Slough's data centres have kept out of the floods. Peter Judge suggests they think about contributing to flood defences to…
HP's ill-conceived policy on firmware updates could damage its relationship with its customers, says Wayne Rash
James Stevenson was nearly a policeman, but ended up in Blue Coat - using analytics to stop cyber-crime
No malware is going to catch Wayne Rash napping. But it takes constant vigilance to keep your system clean, he…
Data warehouses should be fast and accessible. Data modelling is the way to ensure this, says Ralph Kimball
Nokia's rumoured Normandy will bring diversity to Microsoft, says Michelle Maisto. And the company makes more money on Android than…