Sergey Brin, co founder of Google fights for an open internet
Brin's latest comments have been taken by some to be a continuation of Google's open internet ethos, but his critics may disagree
Sectors - Technology
T-rays could set a new wi-fi standard
Researchers in Japan have smashed the record for wireless data transmission in the terahertz band, an uncharted part of the electro-magnetic spectrum
A future made of glass
Augmented reality, cloud uptake, social media and mobile communication is central to our everyday lives, however glass is going to take this technology to the next level
Out-of-date interview processes cost businesses 10 working days a year
Recruiters spend an average of £3,286 a year reimbursing candidate travel expenses, according to a recent survey
Apple to acquire German TV-maker Loewe
According to reports, Apple is lining up a bid to acquire German television maker Loewe
Virgin passengers to use their mobile phones in-flight
Virgin Atlantic has become the first airline in Britain to allow its passengers to make in-flight mobile calls, send text messages and access the internet while in the air
Facebook launches its own App Centre
Facebook will go head to head with Apple's App Store and Google's Apps Marketplace with the launch of its own App Centre
Samsung & Visa payWave launch 2012 Olympics ltd edition phone
Samsung and Visa collaborate to kick start mass uptake of mobile payments, using the London 2012 Olympics as a starting point
O2 launches innovative digital wallet
O2 has launched the first 'digital wallet' intended to transform the way people manage their finances
Google Drive goes head to head with Dropbox
Google Drive, a cloud based system that stores documents, photos, video and other digital content, rivals popular storage application Dropbox
The future of in-car entertainment and technology
Driving is becoming less about getting from one place to another and more about an expression of freedom, social interaction and independence
Google Project Glass to change the face of social media
Google has just launched the first augmented reality visor names Project Glass, with this in mind Business Review Europe asks what impact this will have on social media platforms
Apple's iPad Mini could be released in 2012
According to reports, six million iPad Minis will be released in the third quarter of 2012
Google unveils augmented reality glasses
Google has unveiled a pair of futuristic augmented reality glasses, making it the first technology company to roll out wearable computing to a mainstream audience
Sony patent for 3D & AR headsets revealed
A newly discovered patent suggests that Microsoft is planning to launch a new range of 3D virtual reality helmets
A life of adventure has never looked so good
A life of adventure has never looked so good with Nite Watches
The trouble with QR codes
Neil Bent talks to Business Review Europe about his latest pet peeve; QR codes
Virgin Media to provide Wi-Fi access on the Tube
London Underground has awarded the contract to provide Wi-Fi access on the tube to Virgin Media
Samsung launches the DV300F
The DV300F is Samsung's latest compact camera and offers users great quality images, Dual LCD technology, wireless connectivity and exceptional aesthetics
The top social media trends to watch out for in 2012
We are experiencing a boom in social media and increasingly talk online is having an impact on every day conversations and business decisions so with this in mind it is important to keep abreast of changing patterns in the social media sphere in 2012
The future of augmented reality technology
Augmented reality is having an impact on the way large companies market their products, however Business Review Europe takes a look at the future of the technology and realises it's more than just a gimmick
The future of internet TV
The convergence of television and internet services is redefining how we watch TV, bringing apps, browsers and vast libraries of on-demand content to our living room screens
Lady Gaga launches her own social network
Pop sensation Lady Gaga has made her debut in the world of social media, by launching her own social networking website
Nintendo Wii U to launch in Europe in June 2012
Nintendo has announced that its next generation Wii U game console will launch in Europe, as well as the US and Japan, in June 2012
Siri. The best innovation of 2011
Apple has maintained its crown as king of innovation for yet another year running owing to the launch of its Siri voice recognition technology
O2 connects inner London with free Wi-Fi for Olympics
Mobile provider O2 has revealed plans to provide millions of Londoners and visitors to the capital with free Wi-Fi internet connection up to and during the 2012 Olympic Games
LG to launch a futuristic 4mm-thick OLED TV at CES
LG has revealed it will be officially launching a futuristic 55 inch OLED TV at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week that is just 4mm thick
Capture the moment with Lytro's light field technology
Lytro brings innovative light field technology to the consumer market with great success
Tips for remote working
PC World Business's Managing Director, Phil Birbeck outlines ways small businesses can put in place remote working ahead of the Games, including what technology business owners need to enable it
Santa promotes Siri & iPhone 4S in Apple Christmas ad
Apple has taken a leaf out of Coca Cola's book by using Santa and Christmas advertising to promote some of its most successful products; the iPhone 4S and digital assistant Siri
Toyota unveils innovative and high-tech concept car
Toyota have unveiled an innovative concept car ahead of the Tokyo Auto Show, which resembles a giant smartphone
Could voice activated iTV be Apple's next innovation?
Using voice recognition technology and gesture, Apple iTV will seamlessly link television, the internet and all your Apple devices, revolutionising the way we watch video content
LG and Prada launch a stylish smartphone
LG and Prada have come together to launch a smartphone which will rival the Apple iPhone 4S and Motorola RAZR in the style stakes
Is Google Apps leading the way?
David McLeman, Managing Director of Ancoris, the UK's leading Google Enterprise Partner, outlines why Google Apps for Business is leading the way in the enterprise cloud computing arena
Q10 SwitchGrip Full HD Camcorder
Camcorder manufacturers are facing tough competition from smartphones and other mobile devices with video recording capability, however Samsung demonstrates that there is still room for a decent quality camcorder on the market
How to keep your creative campaign online
NetBenefit, the hosting provider behind Lady Gaga's French This Way competition talks to Business Review Europe about the importance of having a stable website to support creative campaigns
Google+ open to brands and businesses
Google has finally launched Google+ for brands and businesses after months of anticipation
Google's new gmail launching soon
Google has released a YouTube video introducing its new and improved gmail service
Nokia owned brand Vertu launches €10,000 smartphone
The luxury phone manufacturer Vertu has launched its first touchscreen smartphone called the Constellation which will set you back a cool €10,000
Forget the iPhone 4S, paper clips hailed best invention
The true innovators of the 21st century
Morale low at Twitter HQ
Reports suggest that morale at Twitter's HQ in Silicon Valley is at an all time low owing to ever increasing pressure on employees to perform and drive more profit to the company
Sony's VAIO L-Series all-in-one 3D PC
Sony gives 3D powers to its VAIO L-Series PC and introduces new updates to its slim S-Series
Cloud computing
Cloud computing: The silver bullet that can cut costs and save the environment
The sound of luxury
The features of these luxury loudspeakers will be music to your ears
Driverless pods launched at Heathrow's Terminal 5
Driverless, automatic pods have been officially launched to transport passengers between Terminal 5 and the cap park at Heathrow Airport
musicMagpie ranked as top tech company
musicMagpie, Europe's largest purchaser and multi-channel retailer of replay CDs, DVDs and games, has been ranked in the top three in the prestigious Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 as one of the UK's Top 100 fastest growing private technology companies
Salman Rushdie takes to Twitter
Swapping endearments with everyone from Margaret Atwood to Kylie Minogue, the author is throwing himself into micro-blogging
Dyson unveils innovative bladeless room heater
Dyson - building on the success of its innovative bladeless fan - has revealed its latest product; a bladeless room heater
Employment Law iPhone app launched for UK employers
Global law firm Squire Sanders Hammonds has launched a new, interactive iPhone application called the Employment Law Cloud
Nintendo revamps its 3DS to spark fresh interest
Nintendo has announced a range of new games for its 3DS and a new peripheral add-on in a bid to reignite interest in the device
