iPhone app to replace the stethoscope
The iPhone could replace the stethoscope as millions of doctors across the world are signing up for a free app created by University College London.
BBC to put 88-year back catalogue online
The BBC is planning to create a complete online broadcast history of the corporation dating back to its foundation in 1922, as part of its ‘Genome Project’.
Times loses 1.2 million online readers after paywall
Visits to the websites of The Times and The Sunday Times have dropped by 1.2 million since May 2010, according to new data.
Martha Lane Fox to overhaul Directgov with the public's help
The UK's "digital champion” Martha Lane Fox has been appointed to lead a review of main Government website Directgov to help it drive the delivery of online services – and wants the public to help.
Facebook users warned over 'dislike' scam
Facebook is investigating claims that users have been tricked into revealing personal details.
Virgin Media trials broadband delivery through electricity poles
The Welsh village of Crumlin in Caerphilly is the latest trial site for a new means of delivering broadband services.
Ofcom: Broadband ISPs are pulling a fast one
Millions of broadband users are being sold short by providers that are delivering speeds far below those advertised, according to research from Ofcom.