Technology

Scancom (www.scancom.co.uk), operator of the UK's only dedicated BlackBerry store, is reporting record sales as major phone providers, including Vodafone, put customers on waiting lists for the new BlackBerry(R) Bold(TM) smartphone.

Danish IT security enterprise SecPoint (www.secpoint.com) has made life miserable for hackers all over the world, winning an award for its pioneering Penetrator...

Scancom (www.scancom.co.uk) are an Orange business specialist partner and BlackBerry® Alliance Member, and are proud to launch the first dedicated BlackBerry store in the UK.

In an effort to get more Americans reading again, authors are taking their book tours to the big screen and online. By being able to appear to audiences without actually going anywhere, the authors and the people making the appearances hope to be able to spread the word faster.

A growing number of amateur photographers are discovering the art of 3-D anaglyphs, creating online communities of geeked-out grown-ups who can't stop posting pictures.

A new dating Web site has been luring adventurous singles away from the other sites by daring them to hook up with a complete stranger.

Before the Internet, aspiring actors, comedians and television personalities followed traditional routes in their quest for success.

The Middle East is mounting an aggressive bid to become the world's IT security centre by paying above-average salaries to global security staff...

Fashion designers and manufacturers are increasingly turning to blogs as a marketing tool, to advertise and sell their trendiest outfits and establish a new relationship with their customers.

John Hodgman, the PC Guy in Apple’s TV Ads, has inspired a new brand of nerd hero. In a society obsessed with makeovers, the "geek" has remained unabashedly himself: earnest, awkward, bumbling. And he's finally getting noticed.