Just days after Apple released iOS 5.0.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, hackers have jailbroken the new firmware, but an untethered hack is still in the works.
Facebook has said that it has removed most of the pornographic and violent images that polluted the social networking site earlier this week, following a spam attack.
Tagged, one of the world’s less popular social media sites has released lists of the most sociable countries in the world.
Broadband speeds in the UK drop by an average of 35 per cent during the evening 'rush hour' between 7pm and 9pm, new statistics claim.
Analysts found the quickest web download was experienced between 2 am and 3 am with a fastest average download speed of 9.6 MB/s. However, during the peak period between 7 and 9 pm, the internet users experienced the download speed dropped to a third to 6.2 MB/s.
Facebook is looking into reports that the site has been hit by a 'virus' that posts hardcore pornography and violent images in users' timelines.
Apple released iTunes 10.5.1 today, which brings the usual array of bug fixes, along with a new feature for American customers called iTunes Match.
Vast, unidentified structures in the Gobi Desert have spotted by Google Earth, raising questions about what China may be building in an area they use for its military, space and nuclear programmes.
Reports today claim that Apple will be shipping the much-anticipated 15-inch MacBook Air in March, as speculation surrounding a larger Air - or thinner Pro - continues to grow.
Mobile network O2 has started a trial of the new ultra-fast 4G network in London today, which will see users receive up to 150mbps download speeds, drastically faster than the current 3G network.
Master Chief is back and prettier than ever in a more challenging version of the same adventure we played with in 2001. The 'Anniversary Edition' brings several new features including an online multiplayer, Kinect integration and Halo Waypoint.
Valve has confirmed that the cyber attack on its Steam forums may have seen hackers make off with a number of its customers credit card numbers.
"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3" is a big-budget, high-octane shooter that repackages rather than redefines the "Call of Duty" experience. Yet, despite its lack of innovation, "Modern Warfare 3" is a solid, engaging, and ultimately fun experience that fans of the series will no doubt love.
Gaming platform Steam - owned by Valve - has been hacked, and the company is currently unsure if users' credit card details have been stolen or not.
'Occupy' 'Arab Spring' and Steve Jobs have been announced as some of the most used words in the English language media in 2011, according to the latest survey by Global Language Monitor.
Twitter users Friday will be able to take part in Armistice Day, as a memorial service is planned to take place on the social networking site.
Amazon might be looking into developing a rival to the Siri personal assistant for its Kindle Fire tablet, having purchased a speech recognition company.
Adobe has announced that it is no longer developing Flash for mobile devices, and is instead focusing on creating Flash-based applications instead.
A rogue app developed to secretly gather information such as photos and contact details that was previously approved by Apple, has now been banned from the iTunes store.
Joey Barton has gone from dressing room bully to wannabe cyber bully as he tries to upset the cast of The Only Way is Essex on Twitter.
The Finnish cell of the Anonymous hacktivist collective has issued a statement claiming responsibility for "exposing" a parliamentary aid's affiliation to an active neo-Nazi group.
In honour of Britain's second Astronomer Royal, Edmond Halley, Google has changed its search engine's logo to a childlike rendition of Halley's comet souring through the sky.
Google+ has finally opened its door to businesses according to Google’s official blog.
Google’s latest hit search term, ‘Do a Barrel Roll’ has gone viral, with millions of people searching the term, but what else is out there? Here are our ten favourite Google Easter eggs, jokes and hoaxes.
Apple's Siri is a significant development and could pose a "competitive threat" to Google, according to the search giant's executive chairman, Eric Schmidt.
Searching for "do a barrel roll" became a viral sensation last week, when users tweeted about the new Easter egg planted in Google Search. Google has a long history of putting surprises and quirks in its services, and we've chosen eight of the best for you to try out.
Sony today announced that PlayStation 3 and PSP users will only be able to play their games on two activated consoles.
The late Steve Jobs has been named the most influential person in gaming history in a survey of 1,000 executives from the gaming industry.
Hot on the heels of Siri and her huge catalogue of amusing 'Easter eggs', Google has joined in by adding two new personality quirks to its search engine.
Google has announced a new 'freshness algorithm' which promises to sort search results by order of how time-relevant they are, making sure that the newest appears first.
