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Mobile phone roaming charges in Europe WILL END by Christmas 2015 No more rip-off charges in the EU as European Parliament votes in favour of abolishing roaming -
Government incompetence hands BT broadband monopoly Government and BT must release more details of where broadband roll-out is happening and how fast it will be -
Apple, Facebook and Google go green but Amazon loves dirty energy Greenpeace report slams Amazon for opting for coal and gas while other web giants lead shift to renewable energy -
BT and Unicef announce campaign to keep kids safe online BT to train up teachers and parents in fight to protect children from internet dangers -
EE pumps super-speed 4G into 12 more UK towns New towns in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all hooked up to EE's 4G network -
Outraged by Comcast-Netflix deal? The internet isn't open and free, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing -
Microsoft’s deal for Nokia hits snag as Chinese regulators step in The €5.44bn deal taking Nokia's handset business to Microsoft has been delayed following concerns expressed by rivals Google and Samsung -
What is graphene? The chancellor has announced Government funding for a new innovation centre to develop graphene. We look at the British-made super-material. -
Three scraps unlimited tethering and makes 0800 calls free Three is the first UK mobile network to make 0800 calls free - but its unlimited tethering deal has now been dropped -
Apple ditches iPad 2 and releases 8GB iPhone 5c Reshuffle sees ageing iPad 2 dropped and new entry level iPhone 5c released