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From goal-line technology (at last) to social media overload, how tech will play its part during month-long football frenzy

First and foremost, why jump straight to banning? Handheld devices are the "Swiss Army Knife" of modern life: a safety device to keep in contact with family and friends, a camera for documenting the world, a window to connect with grandpare...

New Traveltech Lab office space by the Thames readies itself for influx of high-tech travel firms

Knock yourself around the head to unlock it too

The number of children owning mobile phones has fallen for the first time, according to figures from the regulator, Ofcom.

1.6in second screen for Galaxy Note 3 and Note 10.1 tablets

Second operator finally set to come online to rival EE

A Japanese firm carries out what it believes is the first test of streaming 4K resolution television to a set-top box over the internet.

Redeveloped website launched by Marylebone Cricket Club

Search giant drips feeds more details on wearable computer

Big Blue celebrates 25 years of working with world-famous tennis tournament

s a pediatric occupational therapist, I'm calling on parents, teachers and governments to ban the use of all handheld devices for children under the age of 12 years....

V3 considers the social implications of our futuristic present

LG Australia says it is investigating a British IT consultant's claim that some models of LG's smart TVs are logging viewing information and preferences and sending the data back to the company's servers.

Potential of technology to change lives should not be overlooked, argues father of the internet

Mactans demonstration shows scenario for malware infections

Remote Heating Control app for Android and iOS could save consumers hundreds, energy giant claims

Get Online @ Home campaign wants to get more Britons online