Latest Communications articles
WiMax woos subscribers away from DSL
Fixed WiMax subscribers to top 13 million by 2013, say analysts More...
Cambridge is UK's top mobile phone crime city
Women and young people most at risk More...
Five year-olds get online safety lessons
Hector the Dolphin heads up new initiative More...
BA: software failures key in T5 fiasco
Glitches and lack of training caused baggage disasters More...
Submarine cable to link Europe, Middle East and India
Global consortium to build high-bandwidth undersea optical-fibre system More...
Satellite technology could drive mobile TV
System may boost adoption in Europe More...
BT unveils Total Broadband Anywhere
Package includes free smartphone More...
European city aims for phone-free transport
No calls please, we're Austrian More...
Bournemouth to get broadband by sewer
Network will provide high bandwidth broadband services with minimal disruption More...
China plans own-brand GPS by 2010
New player in global positioning market More...
RIM announces Women & Technology Awards winners
Great achievements celebrated, but still too few women in the IT industry More...
Rising Euro devalues Orange UK revenues
France Telecom’s UK revenues down 3.1 per cent More...
BT reveals its broadband smartphone
The ToGo device will allow users to make calls and surf the web via WiFi More...
Yelllow pages publisher sees web strategy reap profit
Idearc hope to stem tide of falling investor confidence as information search market goes online More...
Mobile technology supports EDF maintenance
The distribution arm of EDF Energy is using mobile routing technology to monitor its substations More...
Freesat launches in the UK
'Free' HD satellite service promises 200 channels by the end of the year More...
Google trademark move sparks outrage
Search giant faces legal action More...
T-Mobile and Nokia hook up on services
T-Mobile's web'n'walk and Nokia's Ovi on a wide range of devices More...
Vodafone lands major iPhone deal
Operator signs 10-country agreement More...
Media firms are slow to adopt new digital tools
Two thirds of media organisations have less than half the required technology in place, says survey More...
Xobni touts social network for the inbox
Outlook plug-in organises inbox by 'relationships' More...
Thomson Reuters migrates to high-speed network
The publisher will move to a high-speed WAN to cover 300 locations worldwide More...
O2 finally makes 3G target
Dodges big financial hit More...
SAP to develop BlackBerry based applications
SAP applications to run on and be accessible from mobile devices More...
Vodafone offers unlimited web access
Mobile operator targets 'everyday users' More...
