FROM smart phones to personal computers, we live and work in a digital world where electronic media components play an integral role in our day-to-day activities.Read
THE fast moving IT world is full of "so what" products. Take the new 3D mobile phone - it's very clever but when the novelty wears off it's just a phone.Read
GAMES developer Eutechnyx is to start recruiting 190 staff as it steps up its expansion into the free-to-play market after landing £1.8m from the Regional Growth Fund.Read
TWO of the country's top universities have come together to take significant new scientific breakthroughs into the marketplace. James Marley finds out more about the work of the Angel Alliance in turning the research into commercial reality.Read
LAST week, I was lucky enough to be invited, along with the world’s media and around 5,000 other guests, to the official launch of Nokia’s new range of Windows 7 mobile phones.Read
REINNERVATE, a biotechnology company founded by Prof Stefan Przyborski of Durham University's School of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, has won a major international research and development award.Read
We spend hours tending it, check on it frantically at night, and even break off conversations when it makes a noise. But as email turns 40 years old, should we be learning to let go a little? John Hill finds out more about No Email Day.Read
IN 1965 co-founder of Intel Gordon Moore published a paper stating that the processing speed of computers would double approximately every two years. This is commonly known as Moore’s Law and it still holds true today.Read
HE started his working life by helping to develop the BBC Microcomputer, and went on to offer advanced cryptography for major banks and governments.Read
