Tea Break

Free UK mobile phone network - Blyk - has already run into technical problems. A notice on the web site says that it’s having problems with picture messaging (MMS).

An angry legal battle has broken out after an IBM server worth £750,000 (~$1.5m) was wrecked falling off a fork-lift truck being used to move it.

An employment firm has worked out that social noetworking sites such as Facebook cost UK firms about £130 million daily.

The German Government are asking to be allowed to email Trojan horse spyware to terrorist suspects in order to surreptitiously monitor their Internet use and inspect their computer hard drives remotely, the Associated Press reports.

Bacn - a growingly popular term for email that you want but not right now; Bacn… better than Spam but not as good as sausage.

Belfast based UniquePhones received a 3am call from a lawyer representing AT&T, warning them that selling unlocking software could constitute copyright infringement and illegal software dissemination.

The British firm’s plan to sell software that could open the iPhone to non-US networks has been put on hold following legal threats.

SCHOOL UNIFORM maker Trutex says it is “seriously considering” adding satellite tracking devices to its clothing range.

The Lancashire company said it was considering the move because parents were interested in knowing where their kids were.