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Google introduces Chrome for phone

February 8, 2012 – 5:11 pm | 28 views

Search giant to replace web browser in Android smartphones with revamped version named after its Chrome desktop product

Social networking sites fuelling stalking, report warns

February 2, 2012 – 4:22 pm | 106 views

Smartphones and social networking sites are making it much easier for stalkers to target victims, say charities

Twitter users threaten boycott over censorship accusation

January 30, 2012 – 12:11 pm | 107 views

Tweets don’t always flow freely – voice of Arab spring accused of imposing gagging system in some countries

Reasons to be cheerful in 2012: it’s the year we’ll start talking to robots

January 23, 2012 – 1:03 pm | 82 views

Finally, we’re all going to be able to have a proper conversation with a robot

Facebook plans $10bn May stock offering

January 17, 2012 – 10:39 am | 73 views

Social media giant reportedly planning world’s biggest technology float, offering 10% stake, valuing company at $100bn

Indian computer tablet could herald an internet revolution

January 14, 2012 – 4:42 pm | 74 views

Aakash device is cheap and will, say enthusiasts, help overcome problems with literacy and skills – especially in rural areas

Sopa and Pipa: don’t let big business break the internet

January 9, 2012 – 10:17 am | 47 views

Legislation on internet piracy presented to Congress last year is the typical kneejerk response of the ‘content’ industry to change

Five predictions for the communications world in 2012

December 13, 2011 – 10:41 pm | 142 views

In the coming year, mobile internet devices and in particular smartphones will continue to bring the biggest changes to the way we communicate. For the first time, they will also change the way we do business.

Technology review 2011: Twitter rules, BlackBerry crumbles and TS Eliot is reimagined

December 13, 2011 – 11:54 am | 182 views

John Naughton, the Observer’s Networker columnist, looks back on a momentous year for new technology

The pirates of YouTube

December 13, 2011 – 8:28 am | 100 views

The real villains of YouTube are the multinational companies cashing in on public domain footage they claim is their own