Broadband

BSkyB set to become second-largest provider of broadband in UK.

Vodafone is looking to expand its service portfolio in Europe by adding TV and broadband packages to its mobile phone tariffs.

Zombies, psycho dwarfs and democratic dictatorships: the crazy cocktail that could clinch Sunday's election.

Google has announced the Pixel Chromebook, a £1000 laptop with an aluminium build and the highest resolution screen on any laptop.

EE has revealed that one in three customers renewing their contracts are moving from to its superfast 4G mobile broadband network.

O2 will be reusing old spectrum to provide 4G, instead of purchasing any of the 2.6GHz band, which became too expensive.

4G auction sees Vodafone, O2, EE, Three and BT secure spectrum but raises just £2.34bn, well short of government's £3.5bn estimate.

EE launched its superfast mobile broadband network at the end of October but by the end of 2012 just one in ten corporate customers were trialling or using the service

A fifth of music buyers in the UK are fully digital and no longer buy from the high street, as HMV announces 66 store closures.

Ofcom's chief technical officer Steve Unger has predicted that the UK's internet usage could increase 300 times by 2018.

Liberty Global eyes direct competition with Rupert Murdoch-controlled BSkyB in Europe.

Microsoft and Huawei have launched the 4Afrika Initiative, bringing a budget Windows Phone 8 device to Africa, along with support to educate and get businesses online.

Group adds 122,000 broadband customers as it plans deeper push into sports broadcasting.

BSkyB adds 88,000 net new customers in the three months through December.

Virgin Media has started charging for access to its Wi-Fi network on the London Underground, but the service will remain free for Virgin, EE and Vodafone customers.

The auctioning of the UK's 4G spectrum over the coming weeks will be the biggest of its kind and we look at just how it will work, who's bidding and what it will mean for consumers.

EE is planning to close 78 of its high street stores, but unlike HMV, Blockbuster and Jessops no jobs are under threat.

Ofcom fined Playboy for its 'potentially harmful' hard-core pornographic images and videos.

The sad end of an iconic British retailer should not mask the tremendous benefits of the online revolution.

Scientists at Manchester University say ultra-thin substance could have applications in the medical, security and aviation industries

Is Lenovo.'s powerful (and expensive) ThinkPad Helix the ultimate convertible laptop/tablet hybrid?

Panasonic has unveiled its new rugged Windows 8 tablet, the Toughpad at CES 2013

Lenovo announced ThinkPad Helix and IdeaPad Yoga 11S at 2013 CES in Las Vegas.

The Vodafone Smart Tab 2 is one of the cheapest 7in Android tablets on the market, but has the cost-cutting by Vodafone been worth it?

Mobile phone, landline and broadband customers may soon be able to leave their contract early and without paying a penalty, if their provider increases the price mid-contract.

IBTimes UK looks back at the 10 stories that defined technology landscape in 2012.

From the Galaxy S4 and BlackBerry 10, to PlayStation 4 and the Apple television, we predict the technology that could be seen in 2013.

The HTC Windows Phone 8S is a 4in smartphone running Microsoft's new mobile operating system, with a 5-megapixel camera, quirky design and a price tag of £225.

The UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has announced that all major UK mobile phone operators will take part in the 4G auction process in early 2013.

A RIM spokesperson has confirmed that BlackBerry 10 smartphones will support 4G when they launch next year.