This year, Wimbledon goes 3D and IBM's liquid-cooled systems serve deeper analysis to the audience

The US government needs to freshen up its IT apparatus and, with budgets being tight, open source looks like a good option

Nokia's CTO Rich Green joined executives at the Qt Developer conference last week to spell out the company's 2011 roadmap and latest tools

Google's Android OS is more attractive than ever. It's a hit with smartphone makers, and Google is working to keep the mobile operating system on a roll

Java creator James Gosling has admitted he is not surprised at Oracle's lawsuit against Google over claims that Android OS breaks Java patents

If Android is going to succeed in the enterprise, Google needs to address some of the basic security and privacy issues that make IT managers shy away

Android might be doing well, but concerns about security, privacy and an enterprise focus could hold the mobile operating system back

MeeGo Linux will need considerable investment to succeed, according to a report from market research company Ovum

Linux-based smartphones, such as those running Google's Android, will account for more than a third of the worldwide market by 2015, predicts ABI

From ID Cards and the Digital Economy Act to YouTube, Gordon Brown met tech pitfalls, but there are some bright spots for new Prime Minister David Cameron to build on