What happens when your trousers start tracking you?

Facebook outlines plans to encourage users to share more of the media they consume, including music and movies.

Facebook outlines plans to encourage users to share more of the media they consume, including music and movies.

Troubled computer giant Hewlett-Packard replaces its chief executive Leo Apotheker with former eBay head Meg Whitman.

Google agrees to put the new state of South Sudan on its maps after a campaign by 1,600 members of a website that campaigns for social change.

Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo is reportedly developing a series of skins for smartphone which will measure, among other things, radiation levels and body fat.

OnLive launches its cloud-based gaming service in the UK

TalkTalk is the most complained about provider of broadband and phone services, according to the latest data from Ofcom.

Is the internet of things the new Geocities?

Can east London really rival Silicon Valley