Bring-your-own-device means all manner of hardware is starting to appear on the network. Eric Doyle argues that there is safer path

Hot-running Xeon E5 servers and Gigabit Ethernet are top news in Dell's "Spring Collection"

Qualcomm is offering a Pro version of its Snapdragon S4 processor to cater for advanced operating systems

The stellar growth of Android shows no sign of slowdown with Google now claiming 850,000 daily activations

ViewSonic has expanded its ViewPad line with new tablet models running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)

Samsung unveils the successor to the Galaxy Tab in Barcelona

HP needs wholesale changes and many questions need to be answered, but the main one is whether Meg Whitman is the right CEO at the right time, asks Chris Preimesberger

Web Application Firewall touted to protect against spammers, SQL injections and DDoS attacks

An Android smartphone that uses a 15 lumens projector to beam movies and games onto handy flat surfaces

Nokia has announced that its cheaper Windows Phone 7 handset will begin shipping in the second quarter of 2012