Nick Farrell

Microsoft's new CEO Satya Nadella has started shaping the company into his own image.

Four top UK universities have been given a $5million grant to come up with ideas to find mobile malware.

While Intel has been having a hard time convincing many that its Atom servers are the way forward, it appears to have found a convert in Super Micro.

MWC 2014 Samsung has used the Mobile World Congress to show off more of its mobile technology including two eight core mobile chips

Analyst firm IDC predicts that smartphone sales growth in the US and EU will fall into single digits as the market is saturated.

MWC 2014 Two big names in security team up to provide what they claim is the first mobile malware protection service.

MWC 2014 AMD has teamed up with BlueStacks to bring a new Dual-OS Android chip to retail.

MWC 2014 Panasonic has revealed its plans to strengthen its Toughpad range with a new 5-inch model.

The president of Intel Security is having a job convincing the world that McAfee software is not a chocolate teapot.

A new report names the top companies hoping for a boom in wearable computers.

Hardware maker Dell reckons there's big money in helping telcos in this new area of virtualisation.

Mitsubishi Electric has come up with a micro glass-processing method which could turn electronic design on its head.

After missing out on mobile, it seems that Microsoft is looking seriously at the wearable computers trend and its need for tiny windows.

Search giant's malware scanner is working a bit too well, preventing security researchers sharing information in the process.

Dell has released a new PowerEdge R920 server based around Intel's new E7 processors.

Nvidia is revealing all about its new generation graphics architecture, Maxwell, with the launch of the GTX 750 Ti

Secret emails uncovered by the Financial Times have poured cold water on HP's official line.

Despite a price hike, AMD's Radeon R290X has sold out in the US due its apparently exemplary Litecoin-mining abilities.

Microsoft bows to pressure to offer Windows 7 to businesses for as long as possible.

Mozilla has pulled its Firefox software for Windows 8 'Metro' interface because it never had more than 1,000 daily active users.