Survey finds 25% of people couldn't navigate with online or mobile maps
Water, Water, everywhere; nor any drop to drink.
US authorities unveiled a dramatic escalation in their economic firefighting programme today by pumping $800bn (£523bn) into the mortgage and consumer credit markets, amid further confirmation of a rapidly deteriorating outlook.
LONDON - The number of Britons using mobile internet increased by 25 per cent from Q2 to Q3 of this year, research from Nielsen Online has revealed.
In the desert of southern Spain, 20 miles outside Seville, more than 1,000 mirrors are being carefully positioned. Each is about half the size of a tennis court, so the adjustments will take time.
Rumours abound that Microsoft may be rebranding its misfiring 'Live Search' search engine as Kumo. According to TechCrunch, the rebrand will kick in next year, despite a recent raft of changes to Microsoft's Live software.
If you're a mobile phone user - and we in the UK have more than one phone each - prepare for a marketing blizzard over the coming weeks.
Christmas is coming and it's time to talk gadgets. In the course of the average year, I see a lot of gadgets and gewgaws come past, but it has to be said that many are barely worth bothering with.
Alistair Darling will announce today that income tax for those earning more than £150,000 a year will rise to 45p in the pound during the next parliament to help pay for Labour's £15bn anti-recession emergency package.
Google is considering pre-installing its Chrome browser on personal computers in the search giant's latest challenge to the dominance of Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
In the heyday of rock music, no stadium gig was complete without a slow number that prompted the crowd to hold aloft their cigarette lighters to create hundreds of flickering points of light.
Rumour has it that the BlackBerry Storm concept was first spawned after Vodafone lost out to O2 in the iPhone bragging rights. But can its purpose-built credentials amount to the first bona fide touchscreen challenger to the Apple' device? Possibly.
In other Mozilla news, Firefox and other Mozilla products hit a major milestone today with the one billionth download of add-on software for the browser. That feat took three and half years.
As we reported earlier Google has brought themes to its web-based email allowing you to personalise your page.
Newly released documents, which reveal the 1960s conception of Doctor Who, show how nervous the BBC was about producing a sci-fi show, writes Tom Geoghegan.
The first generation that grew up accessing the web has come of age and is changing the way the internet is being used, according to Europe-based research released today.
The BBC is to transmit a live feed of its two main television channels over the internet from next week in a move that throws new doubt over the future of the licence fee.
Bond film Quantum of Solace is still the most popular movie in the UK and Ireland, making five times more than its closest competition last weekend.
It seems that while Google is putting a finger in every single pie it can find, it's not finding success in all of them
Have you ever been in a hurry and really needed to find an answer to something, but there was no one to ask? Like when you're grocery shopping and looking for the last item on your list, the kids are running around you in circles, you're holding a basket in one hand, and you have …
Nintendo's Wii Fit Balance Board is the most searched for gadget online according to recent data from the web gurus at Hitwise. Nintendo's Wii console is close behind it, while the Apple iPhone slots into third place in the list.
The ubiquitous Universal Serial Bus, better known as USB, is on track to make its first major upgrade in eight years — a tenfold speed increase over the current USB 2.0 standard.
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Sure, Microsoft's online Live/Mesh/Azure strategy is just a tad less complicated than n-dimensional string theory, but it looks like when the next version of Office (14) ships with it's GoogleDocs/Zoho competing Office Web, it will include support for not only Mac OS X… but …
LONDON, England (CNN) -- As familiar and reassuring as the map of the world is, there is only so much that physical geography can tell us about the state of the planet.
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