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We test the Acer Aspire S5, a 13in laptop which claims to be the world's thinnest.

Anonymous attacks website of Alex Schwazer, who was excluded from London 2012 Olympics for testing positive for performance-enhancer EPO.

Already popular app gets new lease of life with Daley Thompson's sprinkle of Olympic gold.

C Evolution is being introduced in London as part of a Europe-wide promotional tour targeting the sales turnaround for BMW in the electric scooter market in two years.

AAPT says Anonymous has breached company database in protest against Australian government's data retention scheme.

Computer malware allegedly forced Iran's computer at nuclear facility to play AC/DC at full volume in the middle of night.

Police command and intelligence HQ websites targeted by Anonmous hackers in support of Marxist cyberactivist group.

Anonymous hackers promise 5 November parliament will never forget and warn politicians public's patience is wearing out.

Is Apple's smallest and lightest laptop still the best ultraportable on the market?

Turkey's hacktivist group RedHack releases data on police informants in retaliation against ultra-nationalists targeting journalists.

The hacking collective denies war with whistleblowing site but set up a WikiLeaks-like platform called Paranoia

Prominent member of Anonymous at odds with WikiLeaks over the release of Syria Files.

Grey-hat hacker 'the Jester', had nothing to do with the arrest of prominent UGNazi members, one of the group's hacktivist told the IBTimes UK, in an exclusive interview.

Anonymous retaliates against notorious grey-hat hacker "the Jester" for his activities exposing UGNazi global hacking group.

Yahoo accused and sued Facebook of violating 10 patents ahead of the latter's Initial Public Offering.

Google shutting down non-core businesses as co-founder Larry Page moves to consolidate.

Microsoft's forthcoming mobile OS - Windows Phone 8 - is already making waves in the smartphone user community, while simultaneously drawing comparisons with the newly unveiled flagship smartphone from Samsung - the Galaxy S3.

Twitter's popular micro-blogging service faced unforeseen outages on Thursday, while frustrated users thronged Facebook to vent their ire

European metals dealer hits back at the hacking collective and denies trading in materials from wartorn DR Congo.

iOS 6 brings the best out of the existing features on iOS 5 by enhancing the app functionality together with a revamped user interface.

Anonymous dumps personal information from Intel website in protest against its mining activities in Congo.

Initially termed as Over Optimization Penalty or Web Spam Algorithm Update, the Google Penguin Update has come as a shocker for the sites hidden under the black hat SEO.

Google, the world's most popular search engine, is now out to conquer social media with Google+. Turning tables on veterans like Facebook and Twitter, Google+ reported 62 million users in a modest period of six months and has 400 million potential users to join it by the end of 2012.

The Google mapping tool will help to view and protect some of the most threatened species across the globe.

Richard Branson's Virgin Media announced the availability of WiFi connections in 80 London Underground stations during the 2012 London Olympics.

Site breached and data dumped on Pastebin to highlight weak security, claims hacker.

The Pirate Bay invites pirates and its fellow member users to join hands on the occasion of Pirates Independence Day on 31 May of every year.

Apple could launch a television as soon as the WWDC show on 11 June, if recent speculation is to be believed.

Thai webmaster receives eight-month suspended prison sentence for not removing comments posted by third-party in 'timely manner'.