en 60 /technology/news/story/39592.html?rss=1 Apple's iTunes online music store has surpassed Wal-Mart Stores to become the biggest music retailer in America, a report finds. /technology/news/story/39052.html?rss=1 Communications regulator Ofcom has confirmed plans to allow passengers on UK-registered aircraft to use their mobile phones while in flight in European airspace. /technology/news/story/36872.html?rss=1 One third of consumers wishing to switch broadband provider don't do so because they have no faith in the process, research reveals. /technology/news/story/36712.html?rss=1 Electronics giant LG Electronics has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest Blu-ray rewriter and HD DVD-ROM drive in the UK. /technology/news/story/35832.html?rss=1 Michael Phillips, product development director of BroadbandChoices.co.uk, talks about how to choose the right broadband provider. /technology/news/story/35802.html?rss=1 Hewlett-Packard, commonly referred to as HP, easily outsold its biggest rival Dell in the lucrative personal computer market last year, figures show. /technology/news/story/35022.html?rss=1 They'll be no escape as new mobile phone advertising technology enables companies to target consumers wherever they are. /technology/news/story/34562.html?rss=1 The digital revolution is well and truly upon us, with all television sets in the UK now required to switch from analogue to digital. But what's all the fuss about? /technology/news/story/34482.html?rss=1 Laptop sales continue to increase and outstrip desktops, but what advantages does the desktop have over its mobile rival? /technology/news/story/34442.html?rss=1 Facebook has seen a dramatic rise in popularity and power over recent months, but the potential dangers of social networking sites are not to be underestimated. /technology/news/story/33982.html?rss=1 Bebo performs much better than its social networking rivals Facebook and MySpace, a report has found. /technology/news/story/33602.html?rss=1 Podcasting is one of the most important developments in the way that audio and visual media is consumed and presents a new type of online media delivery. /technology/news/story/32682.html?rss=1 The way to communicate used to be via letters and telegrams, but technology has changed all that. /technology/news/story/32422.html?rss=1 Pop singer Britney Spears proved the most searched for celebrity in 2007, while "weather" was the most popular general term, according to AOL. /technology/news/story/28222.html?rss=1 Britons are now sending over one billion text messages every week, new figures show. /technology/news/story/27042.html?rss=1 Google is still by far the world's most popular search engine, a study by analysts comScore shows. /technology/news/story/26542.html?rss=1 BT is looking to transform Britain's wireless broadband credentials with the launch of a wi-fi sharing community. /technology/news/story/24942.html?rss=1 Apple's much-hyped iPhone gadget will be launched in the UK in November. /technology/news/story/23902.html?rss=1 US electronics giant Apple has added a touch-screen iPod to its iconic range of portable music players. /technology/news/story/23602.html?rss=1 Amazon has retained its position as the UK's most popular online retailer, a survey shows. /technology/news/story/22922.html?rss=1 Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia is launching a new games and music download service. /technology/news/story/16762.html?rss=1 Rupert Murdoch's MySpace is facing intense competition from Bebo and Facebook, according to latest figures on social networking in the UK. /technology/news/story/16662.html?rss=1 Apple's new iPhone gadget has finally been released in the US. /technology/news/story/16162.html?rss=1 A student who developed a video streaming website in his bedroom has sold his business to US firm Handheld Entertainment for $1.25m. /technology/news/story/16002.html?rss=1 US computer giant Apple has released a version of its web browser Safari for Windows XP and Vista.