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Samsung gears up to challenge Apple with its Galaxy Tab 10.1 and an array of new smartphones, including the impressive Galaxy S II.

iPad 1 owners look away now - less than a year after launching the original, Apple lifts the veil on a smaller, lighter model that's said to be twice as fast.

Flickr launches a new app for Windows Phone 7, enhancing photo sharing, alongside indispensable apps like DataMan and Orcon's usage tracker.

Discover the essentials of Facebook's journey from a Harvard dorm room to a global social network powerhouse, valued at $41 billion in 2010.

Google swiftly removed malicious apps from Android Market using a killswitch after 'Droid Dream' attack, issuing a vital security update in March.

Microsoft campaigns for the end of Internet Explorer 6, urging upgrade for a safer, modern browsing experience.

Google has launched a new Chrome beta and is rolling out new improvements to everyone currently using the browser.

Facebook post leads to ring thieves' capture as 21-year-old Robert Driscoll gifts stolen USD $12,000 diamond ring to girlfriend, Crystal Yamnitzky.

Flickr has censored photos from Egypt's Secret Police, uploaded by blogger Hossam Arabawy, citing copyright infringement, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.

Amidst Christchurch's earthquake recovery, disturbing online trolls spread hate, sparking debate on internet freedom and the removal of offensive content.

HP says it will heavily in its channel to make its WebOS development platform is a more compelling and profitable one than Apple's.

HP secures a major deal to supply printing services to NZ government, promising up to 30% savings and enhanced productivity.

HP has unveiled a new strategy that will see it develop its own internet services and app store for consumers and businesses.

New data centre to form part of HP's US$1 billion transformation to retire legacy assets and build new, modernised facilities.

HP secures USD $400m deal to transition Centrica to a private cloud setup, enhancing cost-efficiency, flexibility, and environmental impact.

Ideas are made to be shared. They can inspire, spread knowledge and send us on a journey through emotions only ever expressed through the written word.

Forget traditional obituaries—new website 1000memories.com offers an interactive, collaborative way to celebrate lives online, free of charge.

These days chat is getting something of a makeover with a range of weird and wonderful new ways to connect to random people around the globe.

Less than 20 years before the internet became a reality, this montage of pictures showed how technology was transforming people's lives.

British locals find a more sophisticated way to engage in small talk, avoiding the predictable weather discussion. Find out how 👇.