David Gilbert

Shares in Apple have opened 7.7% up on the New York Stock Exchange following the company's reported record quarterly profit.

IBM staff to have one-on-one meetings as lay-offs start around the world.

From record iPhone sales to unprecedented profits, we look at the figures behind Apple's record quarterly results.

Details of Apple's latest iOS update which reduces the amount of free space need to update on your iPhone or iPad

Twiiter users can share 30-second video clips directly from within the app in a move that could impact the future of Vine

An Anonymous campaign to root out child abuse networks is calling on people to take to the streets on 13 February.

IBTimes UK technology editor David Gilbert looks at how easy it is for cyber-criminals to clone our credit cards and steal our money online.

IBM has denied reports that it is about to cut 26% of its workforce as part of a major reorganisation

Facebook has says an internal error was responsible for widespread outage, and not the hacking group Lizard Squad who earlier claimed responsibility.

Both Facebook and Instagram are offline for users in Europe, the US, Australia and Asia

Limited-edition gold iPhone 6 featuring Chinese goat symbol launched to celebrate Chinese New Year.

Hacker named Mastermind published 20 million email addresses to highlight the issue of dating websites using fake profiles

Apple expected to report most successful quarter ever, with iPhone 6 sales predicted by some to surpass 70 million units.

A Turkish court has threatened to ban Facebook entirely if the social network doesn't remove pages it claims are insulting to Mohammed.

UK-based TransferWise will open offices in the US and Germany following $58m funding round

IBM is reportedly set to axe 26% of its workforce in one go this week, in the largest jobs cut and reorganisation in its history

The infamous hacking group Lizard Squad has knocked the website of Malaysian Airlines offline initially blaming the "Cyber Caliphate"

Barrett Brown's five year sentence sets a worrying precedent for activists and journalists seeking to uncover injustice.

Adobe's Flash continues to put users at risk despite patching zero-day vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild.

Cloud storage and file collaboration service Box will go public on Friday with a valuation of $1.67 billion.

Microsoft demoed Windows 10 running on a smartphone for the first time but nothing on show will solve the problems it faces.

Ahead of the launch of a Windows 10 preview for smartphones, we look at the best new features for mobile users

A guide to using WhatsApp Web on your PC using your Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry or Nokia smartphone.

Under-fire BlackBerry CEO John Chen wants to force companies including Apple and Netflix to create apps for his smartphones.

A list of the 25 worst passwords has been published showing people still use weak and easily crackable passwords.

Facebook is taking steps to eradicate fake or hoax stories that spread quickly among its 1.3 billion members.

Technology editor David Gilbert examines in the wake of the Sony Pictures hack if businesses are preparing themselves better against cyber attacks.

Samsung's flagship smartphone for 2015, the Galaxy S6, won't use the Snapdragon 810 chip after it overheated in testing

Netflix announces it will allow subscribers to watch the controversial film The Interview from 24 January.