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It’s been said iPads are the future of newspapers and magazines, but just how much are people spending on digital editions? A new study finds iPad users spend more than $70,000 every day on the top 100 newspaper and magazine apps in Apple’s Newsstand...

There’s apparently a fine line between friend and ‘frenemy’ when it comes to Facebook. 85 percent of women say they have been annoyed by their friends on Facebook, according to a new survey. The survey of 400 women was done by Eversave, a company t...

In high school Bermudian Jason Eddy didn’t have much patience for the work of 19th century writer Jane Austen, so it is ironic that he is now using her words to make a name for himself on the London stage. Since February, Mr Eddy, 29, has been part ...

‘Life in Bermuda took on a note of high gaiety as the blockade runners flocked to the islands. Mrs Norman Walker maintained a perennial open house for the South’s supporters and the Bourne’s “Rose Hill”, overlooking St George’s Harbour, ebbed and flo...

They’re both household names, but for years, tech giants Microsoft and Nokia have struggled to gain a foothold in the smartphone market. But that might soon change with an award-winning new phone that’s half the price of an iPhone and is launching on...

One of the most popular spots at this year’s Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas was the Connected Home Tech Zone, displaying an array of individual devices of all kinds connected in a network or grid within the home. While you might not be ready...

Two Bermuda schools are adopting some cutting edge technology that some big international businesses haven’t even gotten on board with yet. They’re going to the cloud and a local start-up is helping them get there. Warwick Academy and Impact Mentorin...

At the beginning of Governor Bennett’s term in 1701, members of the House of Assembly were scathingly described as having ‘privateering principles and a Bermuda education’. Anonymous, ‘A Brief History of Warwick Academy’, about 1976. From humble begi...