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The future of wireless charging won't be decided by Nokia or Google, but by the likes of McDonalds or Starbucks.

When your smartphone is stolen the Police rely on you to help them recover it - here's what you need to do to help the Police get your phone back.

Ireland's National Transport Authority has funded the introduction of a fleet of 80 new Wi-Fi-enabled buses to Dublin city, representing a €26 million investment in the Dublin Bus fleet replacement programme.

Android gets increased security and added broadband compression with Hotspot Shield.

One of the biggest threats to our smartphone privacy isn't Carrier IQ or any kind of malware but ourselves. Here's how to protect your privacy & security with your smartphone.

AnchorFree's Hotspot app has been designed to protect iPad/iPhone/iPod users’ privacy. The app works by encrypting the iOS’s data connection when users are surfing or using another app.

The IEEE standards body have approved a new Wi-Fi 802.22 technology that could allow a wireless network to span up to 100 kilometres and support speeds of up to 22Mbps. Is this the end of the 3G data plan?

Tesco is planning to offer customers free Wi-Fi in stores across the UK, possibly the first such move by a supermarket chain operating in Britain. It's hoped that providing free internet access will help bolster domestic sales.

Luas operator, Viola, will install free Wi-Fi on Red and Green line trams "in the coming months," the Railway Procurement Agency announced today.

Irish rail is to introduce free Wi-Fi on all Dublin-Cork services, the company announced today. The company tested a limited free Wi-Fi service on the Dublin-Cork route in 2010 of which it described the uptake as “enthusiastic”.