After a disastrous performance last week, internet call service provider Skype has this week found itself once again on the wrong end of user sentiment as a new "crapware" update leaves its user's fuming.
In an interview with the Guardian, Armed Forces Minister Nick Harvey has revealed the existence of a government funded cyber-weapon development project.
After yesterdays widespread Skype outage, the company has finally released a statement assuring users that the service has been fixed.
With media restrictions lifted, it has come light that Lord Alan Sugar was ordered to remove a Tweet from his Twitter page in January this year, leading to speculation about possible future Twitter censorship laws.
Having just announced the PSN's return in Asia, Sony representatives have released the schedule for a series of "welcome back to online gaming" tournaments it will be sponsoring.
A recently posted video on YouTube teaches viewer's how to hack into someone's email account in just 15 minutes.
Since the cyber attack that crippled Sony's PlayStation Network last month, two other major game developers have since fallen victim to similar attacks.
U.K. telecoms regulator Ofcom has instigated three new regulations designed to benefit mobile phone users.
As the new E.U. laws on website cookies come into full swing the U.K. Government has released a statement outlining what the reforms mean for the general public.
With the games industry still licking its wounds after Sony's recent spout of hacking troubles, veteran games developer Codemasters today revealed that it to had fallen victim to a successful cyber attack.
Having just bought TweetDeck, Twitter has confirmed its intent to add yet more third-party applications to its collection.
The free internet call service Skype has once again crashed, not allowing certain users to make calls or even log into their accounts.
Ofcom today released the findings of a joint research venture with broadband monitoring specialists Epitiro, indicating that O2 are currently the fastest broadband provider in the U.K.
Speaking at the e-G8 Internet forum in Paris, Twitter's head of operations in Europe Tony Wang, indicated that the company would be willing to hand over user information should it be "legally required" to do so.
Internet retailer Amazon suffered major technical hitches as Lady Gaga fans besieged the site eager to take advantage of its one-day offer on the artist's new album.
BT Wholesale and Everything Everywhere today announced a new collaboration between the two companies to begin the first stages of next generation 4G high speed broadand trials in the U.K.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the web, has today attacked the social networking site Twitter, questioning its policy to allow extreme views to be freely expressed regardless of their legal status in super injunctions or possible nature as hate speech.
A recent report from the BBC has confirmed that a website designed to sell tickets for the 2012 Olympic Games to oversees fans, crashed yesterday as a British buyers attempted to bypass the ticket lottery and buy directly from the site.
Google's Vice-President of Display Advertising Neil Mohan has announced his belief that display advertising is on the increase, leading to speculation that the company will be expanding its presence in the field.
A new parliamentary motion has urged Ofcom to extend its next generation mobile broadband to cover 98 percent of the country.
After standing down from his role as The Guardian's Head of Technology last week, Mike Bracken has just been appointed as the government's acting executive director of Digital.
A recent report from CNET has indicated that Apple may have secured a licencing agreement with EMI for its forthcoming cloud-based music streaming service and that it may well be on the verge of signing similar deals with Sony and and Universal.
Google has responded to the the potential security risks highlighted by researchers at the University of Ulm, claiming to have created an emergency fix that will solve the problem without the need for a full software update.
Speaking at Google's Big Tent event in London, executive chairmen Eric Schmidt promised consumers that the company was dedicated to simplifying the Android app instillation permissions screen.
Revealed just after the unmitigated disaster that was the PSN crash, research carried out the University of Ulm has discovered that any Android smartphone running a version older than 2.3.4 could be leaking sensitive personal data.
In the wake of a 17-plus hour network outage, that left millions of O2 customers unable to make calls, texts or use the internet, in a statement to the BBC O2 representatives confirmed they will not be offering compensation to those effected.
After a successful theft and vandalism raid hit O2's East London operations site customers accross parts of London, Kent and East Sussex have lost coverage.
Google revamp brings more search results after server upgrades that brings information to you at faster speed.
Microsoft yesterday, announced further detail on how it would implement its apps store.
Data obtained by Google's Street View is destroyed in Ireland but further data apparently remains on hard disks which German authorities are pressing for.
