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Dundee drivers taking to RingGo mobile parking payment system
A scheme that allows motorists to pay for parking in Dundee using their mobile phones has been used more than 10,000 times in its first six months. (...)
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Drivers fall foul at start of Tayside Police festive season campaign
Two vehicles were seized and 40 drivers were given fixed penalty notices in the first 24 hours of the Tayside Police crackdown on festive season driving offences. (...)
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'There is now no escape' — expert describes torment faced by victims of phone bullying
Tayside Police figures on the number of children who have reported receiving offensive or threatening phone messages are likely to represent just the tip of the iceberg, an anti-bullying expert has suggested. (...)
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RingGo starts — Mobile phone parking pilot introduced
A new way to pay for parking has been introduced in Dundee to make payment easier and reduce the thousands of pounds in counterfeit coins being used each year. (...)
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Cancer expert plays down mobile phone link with brain tumours
A cancer expert from a Fife charity has played down claims that using a mobile phone may increase the risk of brain tumours. (...)
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Maciej has a go at creating the next Angry Birds
Can pigs fly? An orphaned pig called Roger: The Flying Pig certainly wants to in a new mobile phone game by a student at Abertay University. (...)
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City council's great phone coverage spurs savings debate
It has cost £464,000 to supply more than a third of Dundee City Council's employees with mobile phones, it has been revealed. (...)
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Anger at phone mast project near Forthill Primary School
Dundee councillors are being urged by their own officials to approve the siting of a phone mast near a primary school — despite dozens of objections from worried parents and residents. (...)
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Fife police catch 70 driving offenders during day of action
Fife police took part in the national seatbelt/mobile phone day of action on Monday, and 70 offences were detected, including drivers young as 17 who were stopped for not wearing a seatbelt. (...)
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Opponents of Forthill Primary School phone mast reminded to object
Opponents of plans for a 60-foot mobile phone mast near Dundee's largest primary school are urging people to lodge objections to the planning application. (...)
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CAFE set to benefit from mobile phone appeal
The organiser of a charity bid to raise money for vital community services in Arbroath last night said he has been delighted by the generosity of people in the first week of the appeal. (...)
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Arbroath charity hopes mobile phone plea rings true
An Angus charity is appealing for people to donate mobile phones for recycling, in a bid to raise money for vital community services. (...)
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Swinney hails new contract bid app
A smart phone application designed by a Dundee firm is playing a "key role" in saving public sector money, Scotland's finance secretary said. (...)
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Tag Games bringing Doctor Who to iPhone and iPad
The Tardis will soon be materialising on iPhones after a Dundee company became Doctor Who's latest companion on his adventures through time and space. (...)
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Digital changes thought key to video games industry's volatility
Dundee games firm Realtime Worlds was one of 131 British developers to go out of business over the last two years, a new survey has revealed. (...)
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NFU Scotland appeals for courtesy after tractors complaint
Representatives of the National Farmers' Union Scotland have urged all drivers to show "common courtesy" after tractor drivers were accused of failing to pull over when traffic builds up. (...)
Exams body offers results by text
Senior school pupils across Tayside and Fife are being given the chance to find out their exam results a day early via text. (...)
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