New evidence has arisen indicating that the slew of reports suggesting that an Apple employee had "lost" a prototype of Apple's highly anticipated, though as yet unconfirmed, iPhone 5 smartphone are false.
While exploring the recently reached Endeavour crater NASA's Mars rover Opportunity has discovered new evidence suggesting the Red Planet once contained water, one of the essential building blocks of life.
In his memior, Former Chancellor Alastair Darling accuses Gordon Brown of being a “brutal and volcanic” prime minister who undermined.
Simon Negus, 50, has been accused of alleged gross sexual misconduct and harassment towards female members of staff.
During a news conference at the IFA electronics show in Berlin Sony's chief executive Howard Stringer claimed that, despite the slew of hacking incidents inflicted on it, the company's PlayStation Network was more popular than ever.
Square Enix Inc. has promoted Clinton Foy to chief operating officer, tasking the new COO to expand the company's presence in the free-to-play, browser, mobile and "emerging platform" markets.
Following similar claims against Apple's iPhone, fresh allegations have arisen claiming that devices running Microsoft's Windows 7 mobile operating operating system are illegally collecting users' location data.
An unofficial Apple site has issued a fresh report claiming to have discovered a new design image of Apple's mysterious new iPhone handset.
Microsoft has been taken to court for allegedly tracking the location of its mobile customers, even after users have turned off the device's tracking software.
Three nuclear reactors in southern New Jersey have powered partway down due to debris from the aftermath of hurricane Irene that is now blocking essential cooling water intakes, the Daily Mail has revealed.
Hacker collective Anonymous has released fresh details regarding its forthcoming Occupy Wall Street sit-in protest, claiming the operation will be a "political breakthrough moment."
Vince Cable has denounced bankers as being 'ingenuous' and manipulative of the current economic turmoil. As increasing volatility and outstanding public debt become the focal points for a tottering economy, Cable asserts that it is absolutely, "disingenuous in the extreme to use the current context to argue against reform. Banks are in a way trying to create a panic around something, which they know has got to happen."
A new lawsuit has been mounted against Google's board of directors by one of the company's shareholders.
Following earlier reports in July, Sony has confirmed that it will be releasing its rumoured head-mounted 3D display visor in the fourth quarter of 2011.
A New Zealand based website has issued a fresh report claiming to have exclusive date on the highly anticipated Apple iPhone 5 smartphone's release date.
Industry analysts have issued fresh reports predicting that Amazon.com's forthcoming tablet device may sell up to five million units in the fourth quarter of 2011, stealing the Apple iPad's title as king of the tablets.
New leaked iPhone images have emerged lending credence to the theory Apple plans to release a new budget version of its iPhone 4 handset, before releasing its truly next-generation iPhone 5 handset.
Following the company's recent disastrous financial quarter and the ongoing poor performance of its newest 3DS handheld, Nintendo has issued a statement reiterating its belief that its next wave of games will reverse the company's ailing fortunes.
Motorola has released fresh data regarding its forthcoming Defy+ smartphone, pegging it for a September release and leading many analysts to question whether it will be able to compete with the slew of confirmed and rumoured devices sharing its release window.
However "flattering" Google's CEO's words might be, for a charitable and willing "legal" contribution ("tax" in general parlance), Britain cannot accept it. That surely is one big surprise.
Poor health took the better of Steve Jobs as he resigned on Wednesday, sending shockwaves through technology and media circles.
Apple has won one of its legal battles against Samsung with the Dutch court ruling in its favour, confirming that three Samsung products did infringe on an Apple owned patent.
Reports suggest that Microsoft has mounted legal action against smartphone and tablet maker Motorola alleging that several of the company's Android smartphones illegally use tech patented by Microsoft.
Following reports that Apple is set to release a new budget version of its iPhone 4, Samsung has revealed new plans to launch a series of affordable devices under its Galaxy banner.
Living up to its name, the Lightning Electric Super Bike has set a new land speed record hurtling down the track with a recorded top speed of 218.637 mph.
Nintendo's share value has soared after news of a pre-TGS announcement on 13 Sept. led to fresh speculation that the company was in the process of redesigning its 3DS handheld.
Following Sony's decision to drastically cut the price of its flagship PlayStation 3 console, Microsoft's vice president of interactive entertainment Chris Lewis has confirmed that the company will not follow suit, promising consumers that the Xbox 360's RRP will remain the same.
Following the recent price cut on Sony's flagship PlayStation 3 console, reports suggest that sales of the machine have sky-rocketed, seeing a 65 per cent increase in week-on-week sales levels.
Apple is currently developing a new 8GB budget version of its current iPhone 4 handset, company sources say.
Running contrary to most analysts predictions regarding Nintendo's future Wii U console, the International Data Corporation (IDC) has issued a fresh report suggesting the machine will be a key turning point in the games industry's future.
