Edward Smith

Our preview of Fuse, a new shooter for the PS3 and Xbox 360 from Ratchet and Clank creator Insomniac Games

At its I/O developer's conference, Google has revealed a completely redesigned and re-imagined version of Google Maps

At its I/O conference, Google has announced a suite of new photo editing features for its Google+ social network.

Google has announced new services for Google Play, introducing an iOS style game centre to Android

SecurEnvoy security expert Andy Kemshall says robust enough technology to protect bank accounts is decades away.

US general responsible for cyber-security voices concern that attacks against the country will worsen unless new legislation is introduced.

Nivida has announced that Project Shield will cost $349 when it launches in June, more than rivals PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS

Sources say Sony will launch the PS4 in the UK in 2013 to remain competitive against the Xbox 720.

US Vice President Joe Biden has said there would "no legal reason" preventing a tax on violent video games

Nokia's flagship phone, which replaces the Lumia 920, comes with an aluminium frame and boasts Smart Camera app.

Phone giant denies claims it planned to sell personal data from users to detectives.

The US Navy's cyber investment is focused on satellites, networks and the best way to direct planes and personnel.

Controversial plans for 3D printed gun The Liberator pulled from file-sharing Mega by site founder Kim Dotcom.

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has resigned as the company's UK director, days after subsidiary TweetDeck was dissolved for failing to file accounts.

Our mobile game of the week is The Nightjar, a sound-oriented horror story narrated by Star Trek's Benedict Cumberbatch

We round up the latest rumours around the Xbox 720, also known as Durango and Infinity, looking at always-online functionality and free to play games.

The US State Department has ordered that blueprints for The Liberator, the world's first 3D-printed gun, be taken offline.

Huge cyber bank theft allowed criminals to access ATM machines in 27 countries and steal $45m.

We round up the ten best Blackberry apps of the week including WhatsApp, Dropbox, Fly Kiwi Fly and Songza

Following the successful test fire of Defense Distributed's "The Liberator", experts have warned 3D printed guns may break or explode, harming users.

Two universities will receive £7.5m in government funding to research cyber security threats and train students.

A glitch in Diablo III has allowed players to amass trillions in in-game money, though developer Blizzard says it will not reset the game's servers

If developers want to distance their work from real life gun violence, then the way games are designed needs to be entirely rethought

The retirement of Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has sparked a huge reaction from Twitter users.

Patrice Désilets, creator of the hugely popular Assassin's Creed computer game franchise, has been fired by Ubisoft

Battlefield and Medal of Honor creator EA will no longer pay gun makers to depict their weapons in computer games

With the PS4 and Xbox 720 on their way to market, we try out the Oculus Rift, a virtual reality headset built for the next generation of videogames

Sources have told IBTimes UK that the new Xbox, formerly known as 720 and Durango, will in fact be called Infintiy

Firearms advocacy group Defense Distributed has successfully test fired the world's first 3D printed gun.