Mobile companies will use different airwave frequencies to offer 4G and this will impact on their service

Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will allow his children to have Facebook accounts - but only if he is able to monitor them.

New Now TV box gets streaming service into the living room, but consumers will still need to pay for subscriptions

BT has signed up more than half a million customers for its BT Sport channels in two months, giving a boost to the telecoms giant as it prepares to go head to head with BSkyB over football coverage.

Stressed by work and life, Swisscom CEO failed to follow advice about switching off

World’s second-biggest mobile operator is feeling pinch as punters tighten belts

My internet is slow. And yes, I know that sentence is a grammatical and syntactical horror show, but it's one that's generally understood.

You want the UK to win the future? Then let’s not constrict our use of this generation’s most empowering tools with Victorian ideas of manners

The National Audit Office reports that projects in Merseyside, Oxfordshire, Derbyshire and elsewhere will be delayed until 2017 

New regulations would make it easier and cheaper for consumers to switch between providers

Latest industry figures from Gartner show only 2% on 2012

Internet pornography will no longer be accessible in public across the UK under plans by internet providers to place an automatic block on such sites.

Ministers have said they will spend £100bn on projects – but how much of that is new? Oliver Wright gets digging

Deal positions the mobile phone giant to become a 'triple play' provider