Dean Wilson

The latest IDC report shows a first quarter decline that is not as bad as projected, largely thanks to last-minute upgrades from Windows XP.

Google has partnered with Citrix to provide millions of Windows-based apps for Chromebooks in an effort to make the devices more attractive to businesses.

Microsoft has launched Windows 8.1 Update 1, and we show you how to get all those dearly missed features back.

Samsung has announced a significant discovery that addresses a major hurdle in bringing graphene-based devices to the market.

Samsung has unveiled a new range of SD and microSD cards that can withstand a beating.

Microsoft will be giving Windows for free to hardware partners making devices under nine inches in size, including the IoT market.

The latest figures for Windows XP's market share among industries shows many are waking up to the security risks, but Netmarketshare figures are less optimistic.

Microsoft has updated its browser, which is coming to Windows Phone 8.1, with workplace-friendly features.

Ingenic's new SD card sized computer is set to rule the wearable technology and IoT markets.

The latest figures from Gartner show sizeable growth for the software market, with cloud firm Salesforce.com entering the top 10 list for the first time.

HP has expanded its Integrity NonStop server lineup with two more affordable options.

Oracle has lifted the lid on the latest release of Solaris, offering businesses a quick and affordable way to move to the cloud.

Intel has spilled the beans on some of its plans for its Edison chips, including a slightly larger than expected form factor.

A serious vulnerability has been identified in Philips smart TVs with the Miracast feature.

An ICT initiative that has saved £100 million in London is being rolled out across the UK for further savings.

A 14-year-old boy has found that a simple shift from Times New Roman to Garamond could save millions in ink costs per year.

BlackBerry's CEO has revealed that the company is ahead of schedule in a restructuring plan to put the firm back in the black.

The latest figures from Gartner show strong growth for devices in 2014, with 2015 looking even brighter.

Early versions of its DOS operating system and Word word processing package available at the Computer History Museum.

Nvidia and IBM have teamed up to build a new interconnect to help overcome a fundamental bottleneck.

Dell has acquired StatSoft for its advanced analytics software, which can help firms better manage a growing volume of data.

Cisco has announced a two-year investment plan worth $1 billion to build the largest Intercloud network to serve the growing IoE industry.

Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's Devices & Services division has been delayed due to slow regulatory approval in Asia.

The Linux.Darlloz worm, which targets Internet of Things devices, has begun using infected devices to mine for cryptocurrencies.

Intel has reiterated its commitment to the desktop PC sector with a slew of plans for 2014.