Category: Technology

Research In Motion have today launched the new BlackBerry® Torch™ 9800 smartphone in New York, with the device will going on sale in the US , on the AT&T network, from August 12, with a UK release date not yet announced.

Barclaycard have begun inviting merchants to join a pilot of cloud-based electronic invoicing and have chosen to partnered with, the London-based software company, Kashflow to provide the technology behind the scheme.

eBay application allows sellers to relist items directly within app and buyers can access more information about sellers

You will have already read a lot about Apple’s new iPad, but here at Business Matters we’re concerned with business and gadgets that make our professional lives easier. Could Apple’s iPad really have a useful impact?

A nationwide study has revealed a north-south divide in the way that companies talk to their customers. The poll found that businesses in the south are spearheading a shift towards more digital ways of keeping in touch, whereas in the north, workers are keen to keep it personal and make most calls from their desk or meet up face-to-face.

Everyone has at least one book in them and being a published author really adds to your credibility as a business specialist. Now with the UK launch of the iPad and worldwide sales of the device hitting two million now is perfect time to create your very own e-book sold on iTunes.

BlackBerrys, usually the office workers constant companion, are coming to a garbage truck near you.

More than half of the UK office workforce risk causing computer chaos by logging on to watch World Cup games online while at work, according to research released today.

Whether you are a small or large organisation, there is no escaping the data explosion. For many SME organisations data is stored in a variety of formats and in a number of locations. This means it is near to impossible to draw meaningful conclusions from the data as information is so scattered. But, there is a growing dependence within organisations for reliable and useful information, being able to transform data into insightful and actionable intelligence can help companies make better, sharper, timelier business decisions.

Microsoft is today launching its latest weapon in its ongoing battle with Google and the latest version of the software has a free online component – called Office Web Apps.

If you’re looking to expand your brand online with a blog, a website, or both, here’s what you need to know about WordPress.

With government focus being taken up by the forthcoming election, its digital policies were highlighted with a story on how Lyddington, a village in Rutland, raised £37,000 itself to ensure 40mbps broadband and provide businesses and residents access to what many in cities take for granted such as online video conferencing and access to social sites such as Youtube etc.

The launch of the iPad has brought e-book readers into the spotlight, but there are a number of options, so whether you prefer the Amazon Kindle or the Sony Reader, there are now plenty of ways to enjoy your digital reading.

Observers and business people have long wondered if Facebook and Twitter can actually make money. Whilst the jury is still well and truly out on Twitter as no one can understand the actual business model, Facebook it seems could convert its 400 million plus users into actual profit – and to do that would the social networking giant would start charging businesses for services it currently provides for free.

The thing about many businesspeople these days is that they travel. So they need a mobile device, much like the ones we’ve reviewed on these pages recently – smartphones, laptops, mobile printers. And if they need all of this then they’ll all need to be charged. Here Guy Clapperton investigates the options.