Monthly Archives: February 2012

The iPad 3 is widely-tipped to be launched on 7 March as Apple announces a special event in San Francisco.

Google's new privacy policy may violate the European Union's data protection laws, according to the French data regulator.

The Next Gen Skills campaign asks the chancellor to fund new training for computing teachers.

Suspected members of the Anonymous hacking group are arrested across four countries, according to Interpol.

Businesses are now able to access over two years of Twitter posts to aid with market research.

Several large phone companies back new app privacy guidelines outlined by the group representing mobile operators.

Charges for using your phone while abroad are likely to fall significantly after a vote by Euro MPs.

Computer games which can be controlled by eye movements are being developed by researchers at a UK university.

Court papers in a legal dispute over the iPad trademark follow an "extensive investigation", Proview tells the BBC.

Oxfam is trying out a scheme called Shelflife that lets customers find out the stories behind its second-hand goods.