The Holy See is being advised by web executives attending a Vatican symposium on the Internet and digital youth culture.
The e-tail giant is allowing punters to choose memorable phrases and a four digit PIN to facilitate shopping online.
For the holiday season, Virgin America airlines and Google have teamed up to offer passengers free Wi-Fi.
Saturday's World Cup qualifier to become the first England game unavailable on TV.
The top-10 lists for TV programs and films. Makes for interesting reading.
Googling for Katie Price? McAfee warns that one in six results could contain malware designed to infect your PC.
Want to know what could be slowing down your IE8 browsing experience? Read this.
YouTube's now accepting large uploads of up to 2GB, but that doesn't exactly mean you can upload longer videos.
High-definition content for the masses.
Google has confirmed that Gmail is "having some problems".
Got 6 to 12 years olds wanting to catch up on last week's TV? iPlayer CBBC could be just what you need.
Microsoft's Windows Live software-plus-services platform continues to gradually evolve, and has today been issued a services overhaul.
In an effort to ease the woes of many MobileMe users, Apple has announced plans to offer a free 60-day subscription extension.
Head on over to the HEXUS.community forums to see a brand new feature, and keep your eyes peeled as we've plenty more on the way.
Apple has launched its latest attempt at cracking cloud-based solutions in the form of MobileMe, and Internet Explorer 7 is not fully supported.
In an effort to reach out to young people, the House of Lords will today launch a YouTube channel explaining the role of parliament.
Do you need it to be much faster? We'd love to hear your thoughts.
Partnership with Wolfram Alpha bolsters Bing's search credentials.
For those who can't afford, or don't want, to cough up for a Kindle, Amazon is releasing a new Kindle app for PCs next month.
Two separate surveys shed some surprising light on the new "manners" of social media, especially when it comes to mobile internet devices
One person's experience of Google's free Wi-Fi offering for a whole town.
Following a review by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Facebook has announced plans to improve privacy.
Google has unveiled a next-generation architecture for its hugely-popular search engine.
Microsoft's alternative to YouTube will be discontinued at the end of August.
Want a custom Facebook URL? Sign up this Saturday.
Not quite up to the quality of Blu-ray, but useful for those not wanting to leave the couch.
Britannica will be going head-to-head with the increasingly popular Wikipedia by allowing the public to make contributions.
Search giant Google has published its 2008 Zeitgeist, and it's little surprise to find social-networking websites proving most popular.
Google-owned YouTube has finally increased the size of its flash-based player to allow for 16:9 widescreen videos.
An Ofcom assesment has found that BT's existing copper network could be capable of delivering broadband speeds of up to 50Mbit/s.
BT has announced plans to invest £1.5 billion into its fibre-optic network, bringing broadband speeds of up to 100Mbps to its customers.
BT's latest method of improving customer's broadband speeds is to offer a £90 call-out service with a money-back guarantee.
If ever there was proof of piracy's ongoing growth, this is it.
Unorthodox Belgian campaigner, Tania Devereaux, is offering to make love to every virgin who defends the Internet.
Fancy yourself a Zune HD, or found a product cheaper over in the U.S.? Bundle Box can import it for you.
Sky has announced that its new Sky Player Internet TV service will be integrated into Microsoft's new Windows 7 Media Centre.
Sky News has been made available online, for free, at news.sky.com.
Facebook has launched a slimmed-down version of its site for users with slow internet connections.
A new Wikipedia feature will require an experienced editor to sign off on any changes to articles on living people.
Wait for the leading micro-blogging site to suffer a denial-of-service attack, then launch one of your own? Sounds a good idea.
Yahoo, one of the world's most popular web portals, has been given an overhaul.
Global search giant adds new options to introduce interactivity with search results.
Invasion of privacy, or making the best of modern technology?
President Barack Obama has hopes of government transparency, and we can now keep up to date with White House activity via RSS!
Sky's array of channels and on-demand content are now available on a subscribtion basis via its online Sky Player.
Amazon has launched a service that allows customers to browse its online store via an interactive and graphical interface.
BT, Virgin, Orange, Tiscali, BSkyB and Carphone Warehouse have agreed to help the music industry tackle the ongoing problem of online piracy.
This HEXUS.help guide discusses digital distribution, what it is, how it affects both manufacturers and consumers, and what the future holds for digital media delivery.
Not sure exactly how much bandwidth your ISP is allowing? Google hopes to provide the answers.
Consumers send out a message to ISPs considering adopting the Phorm advertising system.
We asked you what you thought about the BBC helping cover ISP's costs due to the growth in bandwidth consumption that's arisen from the launch of iPlayer. Care to wager which si...
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