David Gilbert

Russia softens stance on bitcoin, litecoin sees price crash and Tim Draper wins Silk Road auction

300,000 litecoins were dumped on the BTC-e exchange on Tuesday, briefly driving the price down to just $2

State-sponsored malware CosmicDuke targets Ukraine as part of Russia's on-going cyber-espionage campaign

Tim Draper has revealed himself as winner of the US government's auction of 30,000 Silk Road bitcoins

Just one bidder won all 29,657 Silk Road bitcoins in US government auction, leading to questions about its legitimacy

A bug in Google Maps has seen the iconic London Tube sign replaced with the icons used for the New York Subway.

US goalkeeper Tim Howard was elevated to US Secretary of Defence on Wikipedia after his heroics against Belgium

Eastern European criminal gang Dragonfly responsible for cyber-espionage campaign against thousands of energy companies

PayPal attracts anger of thousands online after it froze an account belonging to encrytped email service ProntonMail

As vertcoin sees a major spike following the launch of stealth addresses, the dogecoin community gets a new Foundation

A new Dogecoin Foundation is created as the community tries to regain the enthusiasm and generosity which marked it out

Samsung launches smaller version of flagship smartphone, with the Galaxy S5 Mini retaining the fingerprint sensor and heart-rate monitor

A heightened interest in bitcoin after the Silk Road auction has led the price of the cryptocurrency to spike

When is Android L likely to arrive and which smartphones and tablets from HTC, Samsung and Sony will get the update

Within a week of Google Glass being launched in the UK, cinemas across the country have banned the wearable headset

Over 220m Facebook users talked about the 2014 World Cup, making it the biggest event ever on the social network

As we reach the mid-point of 2014, we look at the best smartphones on the market today from Samsung, LG, Sony and HTC

As bitcoin price goes above $600 again, a dogecoin-inspired burger could be heading for McDonald's menus in the UK

Google showed off a lot of new things at Google I/O but not Glass - but why was the smart headset not on show?

Apple has quietly updated it iPod touch range with a new 16GB model on sale for $199.

We look at the six most interesting talking points from Google I/O, including Android L, Knox and the missing Google Glass

We round-up everything Google unveiled at I/O 2014 - including details on Android L, smartwatches, Chrome and Android TV

Google reveals some of the updates it will be bringing to Android in the L update, including a radical redesign.

A web developer reveals the extent of sensitive information Buzzfeed is collecting about you every time you take a quiz

Full coverage and analysis of the biggest Google I/O yet, with Android 5.0, Android Wear and killer robots

Google Glass, seen by some as the future, will struggle to find a customer base in the UK - and not because of the price

Anonymous activists taking part in Occupy Google protest arrested for trespassing at search giant's headquarters

Samsung earnings will be "not that good" as smartphone shipments drop by 10 million compared to the last quarter

Google confirms it will show developers this year's big Android update - codenamed Lollipop - at Google I/O this week