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Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Mar 9, 2010
Computer games disguised as Excel and Word documents which allow office workers to waste time without attracting the attention of their bosses are taking off on the web.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Mar 3, 2010
Buxter enables Facebook friends to send one another a small payment of €50 or less, and the developers behind the application believe it will become popular among the social networking site's users as a quick way of …
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Mar 1, 2010
Apple has admitted that child labour was used at the factories that build its computers, iPods and mobile phones.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Mar 1, 2010
Computer users must now choose which browser they use to surf the internet, after a ruling against Microsoft by the European Commission came in to effect.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Feb 26, 2010
Apple is thought to be considering introducing a new category to its App Store, as the row over 'overtly sexual' apps rumbles on.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Feb 2, 2010
Google could be developing its own rival to the Apple iPad, after an engineer at the search company posted a video online showing a mock-up of the Chrome operating system running on a tablet computer.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Feb 1, 2010
The launch of Apple's iPad highlights the challenge the company poses to rivals such as Nokia, Sony and Samsung.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Jan 29, 2010
Microsoft’s new Windows 7 software fueled a surge in profit and revenue last quarter, making up for a lingering slump in the rest of its business.
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Jan 28, 2010
Sony Ericsson Aino, €250
Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed - Jan 28, 2010
Bill Gates, the founder of Windows-maker Microsoft, has launched a personal website for the first time, and is billing it as "An inside look at global matters".