In this World Wide Wrap: Apple threatens Amazon, smartphone sales jump, and Firefox runs on Nokia.
In this World Wide Wrap: Azure adopters port .NET apps, SpiderCloud Wireless raises $25m, and LSE migrates to Linux.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia and Pearson unveil Mobiledu, teachers prepped for digital learning, and digital literacy worth $1.7bn.
Because it separates software from the hardware it runs on, it is changing the way people think about those components, says Ubuntu Technologies.
The company will distribute the full range of Huawei Symantec storage equipment.
The latest gaming machines combine a number of technologies to enhance the overall visual experience.
Government is increasingly turning to open source software to cut costs and boost the economy, says Linux System Dynamics.
The SideWinder X4 keyboard incorporates anti-ghosting technology to boost gamers' typing speed.
IBM's Eco Efficiency Web jam generates new discussions on energy technologies and a more connected planet.
In today's technology roundup: Airport body scans to be compulsory, US state probes breach of 80 000, WikiLeaks shuts down temporarily, and Firefox for mobile hits production mode.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hospital reveals virtualisation challenges, virtualisation not for all servers, and organisation push secure virtualisation.
In this World Wide Wrap: Govt teams up with eBay, Obama gives SMEs tax relief, and Microsoft and best time for IT SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel turns to solar power, EU commits to conditional carbon target, and Wipro unveils greener desktops.