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Audio conference and Web conference calls have become crucial assets to businesses of all sizes worldwide. Web conferencing requires an internet connection and a computer. The same computers that you and your staff use daily to run your business have the power to turn into powerful communication tools that expand your reach to anywhere in the world.

Opinion: John Hayduk, Chief Corporate Operations Officer, Tata Communications, says that wired connections are here to stay - despite wireless innovations. Look around you. There are signs of the relentless pace of technological change everywhere you look.

What does it take to brand a practice? Check out the powerful thought process that has endorsed Balmond Studio architecture, art and design!

Samsung is showcasing the journey of technological growth of its Galaxy S8 and S8+ via a fluid digital installation by Zaha Hadid Architects at the ongoing Milan Design Week. Check it out and leave us your comments...

"If you've been keeping an eye on mobile goings on recently, you more than likely will have heard 'The Cloud' being referred to. Sounds rather fantastical we think you'll agree, but what exactly is it? If the only cloud that you are familiar with is the white fluffy type in the sky, then you may want to have a read of our low down on all things 'Cloud'…"

"It has emerged that Samsung is planning to launch an advertising platform, selling ad space within apps, allowing developers to determine which ads appear within their wares."

"Have you got a smartphone question that's making your life more blue(berry) than BlackBerry? Do you have a complex RIM issue that you just can't fathom? Then fear not, for we've got the answer in the form of our BlackBerry Expert Event."

"Got a HTC One S but not sure how to use all the functions on it? Not a problem as we've come up with a comprehensive guide to all the basic stuff you can do on your handset."

"Got a HTC One X but not sure how to use all the functions on it? Not a problem as we've come up with a comprehensive guide to all the basic stuff you can do on your handset."

"Games on smartphones are ten a penny; often cheap stop-gaps to cure crippling yet temporary boredom, they enter and exit our mobile lives with little ceremony - buy, play, delete. But occasionally we unearth a gem, one that puts boredom to bed in epic fashion, winning our hearts in the process. Temple Run is that app, and then some."

"Here's a question: are you more worried about size or duration? Because latest research conducted by HTC has revealed the average user prefers a thinner phone over one with better battery life, of course. Why, what did you think we meant?"

"It's been indicated that those boys at Google may well be working on another Nexus handset, and judging by the series of patents that have been filed with the US patents office, it looks set to come with its own slide-out QWERTY keyboard."

"It's a scary thought, but according to industry experts cars capable of driving themselves will be a reality within the current decade."

InterCall, the largest conferencing service provider serves over 400,000 individual conference leaders in more than 75,000 organizations across the globe with audio, video and web conferencing.

"LG is having a much better 2012 compared to last year. Following rumours of positive plans for a device capable of taking the Samsung Galaxy series and the iPhone, the South Koreans have been enjoying widespread recognition thanks to the success of the luxurious Prada phone. So it's fair to say eyebrows were projected upwards after the company announced its intention to move away from high-end smartphones towards the budget market. The LG Optimus L3 is the first of this new breed, promising a low cost smartphone with the same user experience offered by more wallet damaging handsets. But does the dinky pioneer live up to this billing?"

"Let's face it, even to the most enthusiastic photographer, taking pictures can sometimes get a bit, well, boring. Point, click, look - yawn. If only we could snap images from, we don't know, round a corner? Well, soon that might be a reality."