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How G-Cloud 6 will make things both harder and easier for buyers and suppliers. The Government yesterday (July 21) warned IT suppliers seeking to join G-Cloud that this is the last month they can apply for Pan Government Accreditation (PGA) as security classifications change.

What are the top smartphones available right now? Three months into 2014, and we've already had some cracking releases in the smartphone world thanks to some stellar announcements from Mobile World Congress. Add these to the already stunning lineup found towards the end of 2013, and you have yourself a whole bunch of awesome smartphones to choose from right now.

Set up your new tablet-laptop hybrid with social media, films, music and more. Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 has finally launched, having been announced a little over a month ago. With a screen size of 12 inches and a battery life of up to nine hours, this tablet-laptop hybrid is an intriguing proposition.

From the space shuttle to your living room, here's how it all began. This month marks the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the surface of our satellite.

After resigning from Xstrata in the wake of bitter merger negotiations with Glencore, Mick Davis is on the comeback trail with his new venture X2 Resources. Mining Technology recounts the fractious months leading up to Davis's departure from Xstrata and analyses his plans for X2, a new and well-backed force in the natural resources sector.

Bitcoin fell below the $4,000 mark in February, leaving many questioning whether the digital currency was on its last legs. However, following a month of gains, sentiment is now far more positive, with many predicting that the Bitcoin price could soon be back above the $19,700 record set in December 2017.

Sky View: A cool iphone app to explore the universe. I haven't had a new app that I liked in a while. I downloaded this app about 3 months ago. When you open it, it accesses your camera and points you to celestial bodies in the sky. You can point it to any star or celestial body and will tell you what it is (except for ufo's of course). Once you have fixed on a body, you can take a picture. You can limit it to the Solar System or beyond. The app also comes with a database that provides detailed information about any body that you are observing.