Alastair Stevenson

With the Occupy movement looking set to survive into the New Year and tensions between protesters and police reaching boiling point, the International Business Times UK celebrates the movement, chronicling its activities in 2011.

With the body of Occupy protests being made up of numerous groups and individuals, each with their own demands and motives, the International Business Times UK takes a look at the diverse range of artwork to stem from the movement.

Having overcome its opening volume bug, the Galaxy Nexus is finally at full-health and we here at the International Business Times UK couldn't be happier, as despite not feeling as expensive in your hand as Apple's iPhone 4S, the new Nexus is an awesome piece of kit.

With Christmas buying reaching its peak, the king has fallen with Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim taking the hallowed top-spot from Activision's previously unkillable Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has released a new video announcing "LulzXmas," leading analysts to question whether the group is planning a series of hacks this Christmas.

Over 200 new species, including a monkey with a hair-style not too dissimilar to the ex-King of rock-and-roll, Elvis Presley, have been discovered in the Greater Mekong region.

Blasting past the company’s flesh-hungry guardians, the IBTimes UK broke into Capcom’s inner sanctum, getting an exclusive hands-on playthrough of the opening two levels of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Better still -- kind people that we are -- rather than hoarding our ammo supply, we’re sharing our experience, firing off a full preview, chronicling our opening impressions of Capcom’s new zombie filled squad-based shooter.

Adding to the growing cacophony of analysts praising the Kindle Fire, a fresh report has emerged claiming Amazon's new wallet-friendly device will become a key player in the market, hedging out Samsung as the world's number two tablet maker.

Fresh comments from leading industry figures have revealed an alarming new trend, showing a marked increase in the number of cyber attacks targeting the energy sector.

Despite its previously tepid performance, Panasonic has revealed the flagship device in its new armada of anti-Apple Android smartphones.

New reports have emerged alleging, not only that Apple's currently fictional iPad 3 tablet will launch in February 2012, but also that it may face an updated Galaxy Tab from Samsung boasting its own "retina display."

With Anonymous AnonOps site being born exactly one year ago, the International Business Times UK takes you through three of the collective’s best moments to date.

A new report from research firm Visiongain has prophesied that by the end of 2012 the "cyber warfare market" will be worth $15.9 billion (£10.2 billion).

The NASA Mars Exploration Rover "Opportunity" has discovered fresh evidence suggesting the red planet once housed flowing water streams.

According to a new message posted on Pastebin the hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has renewed its campaign against the Monsanto corporation.

The new "leak" stemmed from Japanese blog Macotakara, which suggested it had received confirmation the fabled next iPad would be thicker than its predecessor.

For the non-Apple-fanatic, the International Business Times UK offers a complete buyer's guide to 2011's five best top-end, not-an-iPhone, handsets on the market this holiday season.

With the Occupy movement having survived into the holiday season, the International Business Times UK takes a look at what the movement has achieved and explores the question; how much longer can the leaderless revolution continue?

Following its appearance on the Xperia Blog, Sony Ericsson's mysterious Nozomi smartphone has once again stepped out of the shadows, with fresh images being "leaked" from Hong Kong.

The International Business Times UK takes a look back through 2011 and the Occupy movement's place in it. Exploring how a fringe magazine feature managed to capture the hearts and minds of the world, beginning with the Occupy Wall Street protest before crossing oceans to become a global call-to-arms for the discontented.

Offering a direct look into the minds of the protesters, the Occupy London protest has launched a new tour service, offering guided tours of London's financial centres.

A news study has emerged suggesting while Amazon's new Kindle Fire tablet will dominate the Android ecosystem, sales of Apple's iPad will remain unaffected.

Read through the International Business Times hind-sight look at hacktivism in the year 2011, as it runs through the key points that changed Anonymous from a "hacktivist" collective into a global political movement.

With the latest cyber-gossip reporting the public beta of Microsoft's highly-anticipated Windows 8 OS will open as early as February 2012, speculation has once again turned to the promised release of Windows 8 tablets.

Nearly two years after Apple Inc. rolled out the iPad, a competitor has finally developed an alternative which looks like it might have enough of Apple's secret sauce to succeed," said IHS analyst Rhoda Alexander.

Seeking to beat the Sony PlayStation 3's entertainment offering, Microsoft's next update to the Xbox 360 is set to go live 6 December, adding new Kinect navigation features and a host of new video content.

Continuing the epic game of Chinese whispers being played by the world's media, new reports have emerged reiterating the previous rumour that Apple's fabled iPhone 5 will house the largest screen ever seen on an Apple smartphone.

With Nokia's flagship Lumia 800 Windows Phone just out, rumours have already emerged suggesting the company plans to release a follow-up Lumia 900 device in the new year.

With "experts" now poo pooing the Mayan December, 2012 doomsday prophecy the IBTimes has chosen to celebrate the fact the world will keep-turning yet another year, offering you the lucky reader a breakdown of the top 10 most entertaining defunct doomsday prophecies.