During a busy couple of weeks, there has been local focus on some 'ailing` empowered IT companies.

Bluesnarfing is the technology-based equivalent of the smash-and-grab attack, proving mobile phone users are just as vulnerable to losing valuable personal information.

The Japanese concept of the Human Area Network (HAN) poses some frightening possibilities for technophobes.

Driving a BMW is not all it`s cracked up to be, until you have to give it back.

Technology may appear to have an infinite capacity to evolve, but like many other things in life, perhaps we should be careful about taking technological innovation for granted.

In what looks suspiciously like a fit of staggering stupidity, WBS left its mail users high and dry on Monday.

Truth is becoming a much sought-after commodity as nanny states clamp down on outspoken bloggers.

Last week saw ex-Adelphia Communications executives sent to jail for fraud.

A new phenomenon? No, "pod slurping" has been around for a while, but it`s stirring up new concerns now that it has a name.

The Matrix chilled sci-fi fans when it first hit the big screen, with its apocalyptic vision of a future where the machines kept humans subjugated through technological means - but is the real world that far behind?

Penguin`s latest publishing offering is yet another example of why the Internet is never going to replace books.

It seems the second national operator (SNO) process is still on track, with the issuing of a licence expected by month-end.

Dumping old computers is not only a waste, but has been exposed as a health hazard. Is anyone taking any notice?