Virtually the whole world of recorded music is at your fingertips at any time, for a subscription, over the Internet.

Influence peddlers have discovered the power of social networking on websites such as Twitter and Facebook.

A brain implant made partly of silk can melt on to the surface of the brain, providing an "intimate" connection for recording signals, researchers reported last week.

The responsibility of policing children's access to the Internet can weigh heavily on the shoulders of parents.

Hewlett-Packard has announced it is buying cellphone maker Palm for $1,2-billion, giving the US computer giant a foothold in the fast-growing market for smartphones.

Venezuela's long-winded leader Hugo Chavez will be forced to express himself much more succinctly in his new Twitter postings.

Doctors at a British hospital have carried out the first heart rhythm operation using a remote-controlled robot.

Vodafone will be Europe's first carrier to sell Google's Nexus One phone, starting in Britain on April 30, in a boost for the operator beaten to Apple's iPhone by O2.

Google says it no longer plans to offer a version of its Nexus One smartphone for the Verizon Wireless network and will change its distribution plans in Britain.

Research In Motion has announced the new BlackBerry Pearl 3G, the smallest BlackBerry smartphone yet. [VIDEO]

Research In Motion has introduced the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone - the latest addition to the BlackBerry Bold portfolio of premium smartphones. [VIDEO]

Avatar director James Cameron has urged young Americans to pursue careers in science and technology to keep the United States at the forefront of technical innovation.

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba says its new transaction platform would accept payments from users of US online payment service PayPal.

Avatar director James Cameron has urged young Americans to pursue careers in science and technology to keep the United States at the forefront of technical innovation.

Swiss media report that police have arrested two men and a woman suspected of planning to bomb an IBM research facility near Zurich.

Russia has sought for quite some time to attract the intellects necessary to restructure its resource-based economy. But Russian President Dmitry Medvedev now has a plan up his sleeve.

IBM is increasing its dividend payout by 18 percent and buying back more of its stock - two moves designed to boost the company's share price.

Russia has sought for quite some time to attract the intellects necessary to restructure its resource-based economy. But Russian President Dmitry Medvedev now has a plan up his sleeve.

The 4th annual Green Building Conference and Expo kicks off on Thursday at Gallagher Estate, Midrand.

Most young Chinese use cellphones to access the Internet as these are cheaper and easier to obtain than desktop computers, according to a survey.