Applications are due to open for custom top-level domain names in what is the biggest change to the web address system in over two decades.

Chip maker Intel is to make a fresh attempt at breaking into the smartphone market with partnerships with Motorola Mobility and Lenovo.

Spanish bank BBVA tells the BBC it is switching its 110,000 staff to use Google's cloud-computing software in the largest deal of its kind.

The education secretary is to announce a replacement for "harmful and dull" ICT classes in England's schools, which he says will better equip pupils for the 21st Century.

The Prime Minister backs plans from Virgin Media to double the broadband speed for over four million of its customers.

A pair of motorised shoes with wheels have been developed by Action Inc to help pedestrians get to their destinations faster, while having more fun along the way.

Moves to integrate Google+ into search are described as a "bad day for the internet" by Twitter's lawyer.

A footballer who posted a homophobic remark on a social media website is sacked by his club.