Latest articles by Richard Goodwin
Week in numbers: iPhone 3GS sales
News The latest iPhone has topped a million in sales, and other big numbers from this week in the world of IT.
Mobile web use taking off, says Opera
News Report reveals huge increase in the number of mobile web users both in the UK and globally - is the mobile web revolution imminent?
Commuters to get nationwide travelcards?
News The government is planning to improve transport with a new UK-wide travel card as it looks to smarter ticketing.
Vodafone Foundation searches for charity workers
News Registered charity the Vodafone Foundation is looking for eight people to take on a once in a lifetime experience - paid over seas work at a UK charity of their choice, plus salary, expenses, and a brand new mobile phone.
iPhone 3G S: Is it all worth it?
News Apple’s new iPhone 3G S is here. But will the shiny new features be enough to persuade some users, considering costs and tariffs are still rather steep?
UK businesses still failing to protect confidential
News Samsung report shows information is still being left unprotected.
British Library archives 200 years worth of newspapers
News Now you can get a feel of what life was like in the past thanks to the digital archiving of over 49 publications spanning 200 years by the British Library.
SAP makes surprise SaaS u-turn
News Despite previous claims to the contrary, SAP has decided to jump on the SaaS bandwagon.
Internet traffic to quadruple by 2013, says Cisco
News Increasing reliance on the internet by business and consumers results in a gigantic increase in global IP traffic by 2013.
Gartner: Seven ways to cut data centre costs
News Gartner has offered up seven tips to cut costs associated with running a data centre.
SaaS gives SMEs the power to ride out recession
News Software as a service (SaaS) could be the panacea for smaller business, according to research published today.
Nanotechnology: The future of mobile phones?
In-depth When can we expect to see nano phones hitting the market - and will the recession slow innovation down?
Week in Numbers: Spam and pints
News Big numbers in IT this week included new handsets, lots of spam and a few pints.
New Palm Pre features show it works with iTunes
News Palm unveils more features of its much awaited Pre handset.
Top of the flops: 10 pieces of tech that died before they’d
In-depth We run down some of the key tech inventions of our time that didn’t last the distance.
Mobile payments to grow 70 per cent
News Gartner has said that the number of users making mobile payments could hit 190 million by 2012.
File sharers beware: the government is after you
News The government and the industry at large has a big job on its hands trying to bring down the downloaders.
Flexible working: Words from the wise
News Some sound bites from those who’ve been there, done that and got the T-Shirt when it comes to flexible working.
