Pilot Wayne Rash shoots down Amazon's ambition to deliver goods by drone
FCC says it is considering in-flight mobile phone use above 3,000 metres
Europe approves mobile use above 3,000 metres as EASA says tablets and smartphones can be used during take-off and landing
Gatwick CIO Michael Ibbitson discusses Box cloud deal and says it has no need for MDM in BYOD policy
East Coast Trains says Wi-Fi is why business travellers use rail rather than car or plane
Government wants to improve mobile reception on trains
Ofcom wants to make it easier to deliver satellite Wi-Fi to planes, trains and ships
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O2 becomes the third operator to provide free Tube Wi-Fi to customers
O2 misses June target for free London Underground Wi-Fi access
O2 customers will get free tube Wi-Fi from June as 12 new stations are added
EE to roll out mobile hotspots in 50 cabs across two cities
Chancellor George Osborne hopes to improve mobile business on the railways
TfL could easily install mobile phone coverage, says London Assembly Member
TfL announces that London Overground Wi-Fi is live on the majority of the network
EE, Vodafone and Virgin Media customers to retain free access, others must use pay as you go
Holyrood pledges £2 million to install free Wi-Fi on Scottish express trains
Virgin says it's on track to reach 120 stations in early 2013
French firm says mobiles on underground will add £1.1bn to the UK economy
Becomes first British airline to permit in-flight calls, texts and data between London and New York
O2 saved 12 tonnes of CO2 emissions by closing its office for a day. Peter Judge asks, is that a…
Olympic transport trouble won't keep data centre staff from their jobs in London
New website will highlight potential congestion flashpoints and advice for changing transport arrangements during Olympics
Initiative aims to encourage workers to use technology to lighten their travel load
FixMyTransport is crowdsourcing to create pressure groups to fix broken-Britain's public transport system
Air traffic control staff at London airports forced to input flight plans manually following system breakdown
£100m deal to share real-time information and improve crisis response and service levels
Automatically routed canisters could replace lorries with an Internet of things, says Foodtubes
Former mayor Ken Livingstone says videoconferencing can't do away with transport, at a conference which also heard government plans to…
While Prince Charles makes a much-criticised train journey promoting green living, IBM is holding a summit on the future role…