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Mobile operators expect app downloads to become their biggest source of income in developed markets within three years and want to charge content providers for preferential access to their networks

When Michael Fennell, head of the Commonwealth Games Federation, visited New Delhi this week to inspect preparations for the October event, he gave India a nod of approval

Investors, pundits and experts are divided over the group's future

The third-largest PC maker has posted better-than-expected quarterly results days after 25% of its shareholders supported a protest to strip its founder of his board chairmanship

HP's strategy remains intact in spite of Mark Hurd's resignation this month as chief executive of the world's biggest computer maker, the company's acting chief said

Intel's purchase raises the question: What price security?

Chipmaker Intel's $7.7bn purchase of McAfee, the security software provider, gave dramatic proof of how concerns about cybercrime and cyber espionage have penetrated deeply into the technology establishment

Intel, the US chipmaker, said that it would acquire McAfee, the antivirus software company, in a $7.68bn deal that will enhance its ability to combat cyber threats as it pushes deeper into mobile computing

Hopes are rising that the United Arab Emirates will reach agreement with Research in Motion to allow normal services to continue on BlackBerrys in the security-conscious Gulf state

The Chinese PC maker is unashamedly returning to its roots

Facebook unveiled Places, a new feature that will allow users to broadcast their location and track their friends' movements.

Social networks and increasingly sophisticated mobile phones have made the UK a nation of media multitaskers, new research shows

Hewlett-Packard's board had already decided that chief executive Mark Hurd should leave the computer maker before his controversial settlement with a company contractor who alleged he sexually harassed her, several people involved in his ousting said

When Michael Dell presents his computer company's latest quarterly earnings, it is likely to be a distinctly chastened performance from one of the technology world's best-known bosses

Police have shut down an alleged global criminal conspiracy involving stolen iPhones that is thought to have cost a mobile operator millions of pounds.

Nidec, the Japanese precision motor manufacturer, has agreed to buy the motors and controls business of Emerson Electric of the US in a deal reportedly worth $600m-$700m

A substantial minority of shareholders of the PC maker have backed an investor protest aimed at pressuring the company's board into stripping founder Michael Dell of the title of chairman

Loss of Realtime Worlds will come as a blow to one of the UK's most successful areas for technology start-ups

Call centre workers are becoming as cheap to hire in the US as they are in India, says the head of the country's largest business process outsourcing company

A South Korean component supplier denies wrongdoing, while a Taiwanese manufacturer suspends a manager pending an internal investigation