Dean Wilson

MWC 2014 Cisco has outlined its plans for this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Opera has announced a new way for advertisers to engage with consumers while offering them free mobile internet access.

Rackspace and Digital Reality unveil a new environmentally-friendly data centre in the UK.

EE has rolled out its 4G network to more towns, rail routes, and airports.

IBM has announced QRadar Incident Forensics to help security professionals trace hacker steps.

Ford is looking for programmers of all kinds to develop an open source app that tackles traffic congestion.

Microsoft and DocuSign have announced a partnership to bring eSignature integration to Office 365.

The Court of Justice of the EU has given a landmark ruling that allows websites to link to freely available copyrighted material without permission.

The next round of Windows 8.1 tablets powered by Bay Trail processors may be 64-bit.

Google has inked more deals over the past three years than any other company, Bloomberg reports.

Website enhancement and security firm CloudFlare reports largest DDoS attack in history.

Microsoft bumps up security for its cloud productivity package.

Huawei has announced plans for further investment in 5G research and development in Europe.

Research firm IDC has released an Internet of Things (IoT) forecast for 2014-2017, revealing major growth opportunities.

Intel revealed its latest research at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference in San Francisco.

Images of Microsoft's renamed cloud storage service have escaped onto the internet.

Mozilla has launched a touch-friendly version of its web browser for Windows 8 devices.

Western Digital has released a new version of its WD Arkeia network backup software for SMBs.

Networking equipment firm Huawei is under investigation for allegedly hacking an Indian telecommunications network.

Google has named Susan Wojcicki, SVP of Advertising & Commerce, as the new head of YouTube.

NEC has unveiled 24-inch and 17-inch LED-backlit displays for small to medium sized businesses.

Sharp has unveiled two new full-HD LCD monitors and a huge multi-user tablet, the Big Pad Advanced Model, at ISE 2014.

Polycom has launched the CX8000 room system with support for Microsoft Lync.

Phones 4U is opening Samsung-branded stores as the South Korea-based tech giant takes on Apple's high street dominance.

Dell is to cut more than 15,000 employees this week as part of a major restructuring move.