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In a new survey, the drivers of Toyota Yaris Verso have expressed a high degree of satisfaction with their vehicles.

Toyota Yaris Verso motorists scored 97.7 per cent in terms of satisfaction and likelihood of recommendation. Volkswagen Passat CC came in the second position with 96.4% impressive users with its looks and and comfort while the third place was taken by Land Rover Discovery 4 at 95.7%, in the annual Which? Car Survey.

According to a new report by an industry analyst, the worldwide smartphone shipments will cross the one billion mark in the next five years until 2016.

The latest data released by research firm Juniper Research shows that the number of smartphones will rise from 302 million in 2010 to over one billion by 2016. This would mean an increase of almost 230 per cent in the coming five years.

The HTC Sensation, which was launched on May 19 in major European markets including the UK, has emerged as a serious contender in the hotly contested Smartphone market in the British Isles.

The HTC Sensation features a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen with 540x960-pixel resolution and runs the latest version of Google's platform, the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). The device is powered by a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and has HTC's Sense UI Version 3.0.

A new ruling by UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom ordering BT Wholesale to reduce the price its charges other ISPs for using its network, might result in reduced bills for rural broadband users.

The move could benefit millions of rural homes and businesses as they might receive cheaper broadband services from ISPs using BT Wholesale’s network infrastructure. The regulator has ruled that BT must reduce its charge to ISPs each year, by a rate of at least 12 percentage points below inflation.

Greece Plan is sending markets higher across the board, with Nikkei up more than 1.2%, Hang Seng Index +1.7% and China 0.18%, following the pattern form Wall Street. We see the similar situation on European markets that just opened and are already more than 0.5% in the green.

FX market was mostly consolidating in tight ranges, which are only corrective waves within larger pattern, which is clearly against the buck. We expect to see further weakness on dollar index, now towards 73.50 that will send other majors higher, such as Euro, Pound, Aud, and Cad. Regarding the Futures makret, traders should pay attention to 1354 and then 1367 highs on S&P Futures, where break should be extremely bullish signal for days if now weeks ahead.

UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom has said that it will reduce the prices that BT Wholesale can charge other Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in less populated areas.

The move could benefit millions of rural homes and businesses as they might receive cheaper broadband services from ISPs using BT Wholesale’s network infrastructure. The regulator has ruled that BT must reduce its charge to ISPs each year, by a rate of at least 12 percentage points below inflation.