Campaigners say Google are encouraging the poaching of elephants by running advertisements promoting ivory products.

more than 10,000 ads about ivory were running on Google's Japanese shopping site.

one of the world’s richest and successful technology companies with such incredible resources had taken no action to enforce their own policies

wouldn't it be nice to have a phone that just does phone calls?

at the Buckeye Tool Expo in Dalton, Ohio there is unusual demand for devices that do less.

the exhibition is a draw for the Amish community, whose access to technology is restricted by their faith.

A new version of the Facebook News Feed will be unveiled

major overhauls of the News Feed, like the one coming this evening, are not that regula

the News Feed is for: it's there to tell you what your friends have been up to.

European commission expected to fine Microsoft hundreds of millions of euros after software company broke antitrust promise

The EU competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, is expected to use the fine – which could run into hundreds of millions of euros – to set an example after the US software giant became the first company to break a promise made to end an antitrust probe

The fines relate to an antitrust battle in Europe more than a decade ago. In order to avoid a penalty then, Microsoft promised to offer European consumers a choice of rival browsers.