The first broadband centre opened in Kenya earlier this year, but what effect will faster internet access have on a largely agricultural community, and how has the service been received so far?

For IT managers with limited budgets there are a couple of low-impact moves that could yield high-impact cost savings in the data centre

IBM has kept hold the mainframe market illegally, say critics, tying hardware and software, and witholding licences. The issue is under investigation now

While Broadband Britain is concentrating on penetration, a study shows that quality may be just as important

It doesn't matter how secure cloud computing is, says Wayne Rash. To comply with regulations, you will have to prove it. 

Neon claims its software could start a mainframe renaissance - but IBM is getting threatening over licence issues

Software developers looking to make their work more flexible have a get-together in Chicago this week

In order to make amends for legions of iPhone users upset at the first rejection, Apple needs to take advantage of this second opportunity with the Google Voice app and accept that new app with open arms

The Google Android mobile OS is making its way to the enterprise. Research In Motion is still leading the pack. But Google is bringing a lot of potential advantages to the table that may allow it to gradually erode RIM's lead

Trademark-owners and Internet users are scared, but ICANN wants to press ahead with a move to allow an unlimited number of Internet domains