BT will enter the sports TV arena later this year, offering its new BT Sport channels free to existing broadband customers.
Touts enterprise features at a mid-market cost
Bing isn't bringing home the bacon, so Yahoo is reportedly looking to squirm its way out of its search advertising partnership with the Microsoft engine.
Users of Android tablets to get same access as for Windows 8 and iPads
Service assists with registering domains, creating websites and e-commerce
Blip Donald Trump may not be the billionaire boor he's made out to be....maybe.
Will Wright, the designer of the celebrated original SimCity game, isn't too impressed with EA.
Images of a new Google Maps interface have appeared online, which cleans up the interface to focus on a full-screen map.
Updated Web access has been restored in Syria after nearly 24 hours of no web access.
Opinion Ripping Spotify off is like cutting off your nose to spite your face.
Software giant says complete shift to cloud subscription services will 'take time'
Updated A duplicitous new Chrome extension allowing Spotify users to download music from the streaming service has been patched and no longer works.
BitTorrent's attempt to monetise content is sure to set alarm bells ringing for record labels and anyone who doesn't love spam.
US company's platform supports a range of cloud providers
Blip Watch video-replays, tweet and view live streams on your phone or tablet when at the Etihad.
The return on investment may be too far away for many small businesses
Smart notifications from Google Now could come to Apple computers now that the necessary cards are in Chromium.
Facebook looks set to irritate users by adding autoplaying video adverts to the news feed - after all, those bills aren't going to pay themselves.
EMC claims ViPR will simplify storage management
BitTorrent rebuffs Netflix claims that the legit streaming service takes a bite out of BitTorrent traffic.
Signals that software development will focus on cloud service
Sharing information imposes new demands on structure and data protection
A pair of security researchers have easily gained access to the building control system of Google's Australian office.
Up to 50 channels could require a monthly subscription fee as Google looks to raise YouTube revenue.
Facebook unamused by spam messages controversy, restricts Path's access to its API.
