Nokia sells its Qt software business
Finnish phone maker has agreed to sell its Qt software business to IT services firm Digia Oyj. By Josh Halliday
OnLive’s partnering with Ouya: a challenge to Android startup’s doubters
Simon Parkin: For OnLive, deal is about working across as many platforms as possible with no risk for cloud service – but will it end scepticism about the Kickstarter-funded system?
Lords’ report on superfast broadband must be taken seriously
Juliette Garside: the government is not being bold enough in its internet strategy, and more must be done to give UK the network it needs
Lords say UK’s planned broadband network will not be fast enough
Communications committee report says government's internet strategy is flawed and BT is designing a network that will stifle competition. By Juliette Garside
Apple disappoints analysts despite posting a 21% rise in profits
Chief executive announces new version of desktop operating system called Mountain Lion. By Charles Arthur
4G mobile phone internet spectrum auction gets Ofcom go-ahead
Mobile phone networks set to bid on four spectrums that will ensure 4G superfast broadband for 98% of the UK
Advice to Marissa Mayer, Yahoo’s new CEO
President of Yahoo and pregnant, Marissa Mayer, you have your hands full. But if you just keep doing what you do, you'll win out
Marissa Mayer’s appointment: what does it mean for Yahoo?
Giving the former Google executive the job should reinvigorate a company that had been drifting for years
Nokia cuts Lumia 900’s US price
Finnish manufacturer slashes cost of flagship smartphone in bid to stem loss of market share, as analysts remain gloomy. By Charles Arthur
Apple rejoins EPEAT environmental ratings system
Tech giant makes U-turn just days after leaving electronic products standard in move executive described as a 'mistake'. By Charles Arthur
Children and computers: State of play
Young children are naturals with computers, leaving their parents baffled. Should we be worried, asks Miranda Sawyer
Milo Yiannopoulos – meet the ‘pit bull’ of tech media
Why does the founder of technology gossip website the Kernel inspire such strong reaction from the people he writes about? Ben Dowell reports
East London’s 20 hottest tech startups
There are more than 3,000 tech firms in east London, employing up to 50,000 people in the digital economy. James Silver rounds up the 20 hottest companies to watch out for
Back off, politicians: don’t mess with Shoreditch
The government has laid out plans for east London's high-tech industries, but business ecosystems don't obey wishful thinking, writes John Naughton
Microsoft buys Yammer for $1.2bn
Acquisition steps up software giant's battle with Google for the future of technology in the workplace. By Josh Halliday