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When Steve Jobs showed off the New York Times on his newly launched iPad in California in January, newspaper publishers began salivating at the potential of this...

When Terry Gou opened a factory in Longhua, a town north of Shenzhen in southern China in 1988, he was ahead of most other electronics companies. Longhua was an...

Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer and a main maker of the iPad, is scrambling to adjust the way it runs its factories in China after a...

Europe's largest wireless broadband network is evaluating how to build a WiFi network in time for the Olympic Games in 2012

Apple's international launch this week will not be accompanied by a swathe of newspaper and magazine apps, in contrast to its much-hyped launch in the US and in spite of print publishers' high hopes for the platform

Most publishers believe they can charge for content on the iPad, which they can only offer for free on the web

The world's largest contract electronics manufacturer that is a main maker of the iPad is scrambling to adjust the way it runs its factories in China, following a series of suicides by workers that have triggered criticism of its practices

Following a spate of suicides among workers, outsiders argue Foxconn's operations model is no longer fit to deal with the pressures of modern Chinese society which seep in through the factory gates

Rapid changes in IT have compelled EMC chief Joe Tucci to stay on for a few more years

Venture capitalists in Silicon Valley are lobbying to modify a bill that would force them to pay significantly higher taxes on their successful investments

Intec Telecom Systems edged up 1.9 per cent to 55p after Execution Noble analysts said the billing software maker looked vulnerable to a bid. "We believe...

Google has put the launch of controversial facial recognition technology under review after mounting criticism this week over its handling of privacy issues. But even...

Science: Now a synthetic organism has been created, accusations of 'playing God' and fears over bioterrorism vie with excited predictions about the health uses to which it can be put

Google halted the global deletion of collected private Wi-Fi data following confusion over what it should do with the material

Google's technology is under review while other groups press ahead with it

The Federal Trade Commission approved Google's $750m takeover of AdMob, claiming that the deal by the internet giant would not hamper competition in the fast-growing mobile advertising market

China is cracking down on online mapping that it considers a risk to national security. The campaign is part of a drive to strengthen information security in China, which has created uncertainties for a range of foreign technology businesses