David Gilbert

Uber has opened up its app to London taxi drivers on the same day 12,000 of them are due to protest against the service.

Tech Editor David Gilbert compares the Motorola Moto E and the Nokia Lumia 630

We look at two of the most popular budget smartphones on the market, to see if the Moto E or Lumia 630 is best for you

Bringing artificial intelligence and robotics into the living room, Anki Drive is the first product from a unique company.

London Tube passengers will be able to keep up to date with live World Cup scores thank to a deal struck with ESPN

The Turing Test may not have been passed, but it shows how criminals are leveraging AI technology to trick victims

Facebook's take on Snapchat - called Slingshot - was accidentally made available in Apple's App Store on Monday

A hacker called Guccifer who leaked naked self-portraits of former US president George W Bush is jailed for four years

Samsung's Gear Fit is promising the best of a smartwatch and fitness tracker in one, but does it deliver?

High resolution images of the iPhone 6 case appear to show a larger 4.7in screen and ultra-thin metallic chassis.

A Russian supercomputer mimicking a 13-year-old boy called Eugene Goostman has passed the Turing Test for the first time

The iconic video game Tetris turns 30 today, so we've gathered together eight facts about the simple game to celebrate

Vodafone report reveals extent of government surveillance in some of the countries it operates

Google has released a minor Android update which is now available in the UK for the Nexus 5 and the Moto G.

Mikko Hypponen believes Snowden sacrificed everything to save us and hopes he will inspire more whistleblowers

eBay CEO John Donahoe has said that the e-commerce giant will roll out bitcoin integration "very soon"

Researchers discover entirely new flaw in OpenSSL while Cupid attack takes advantage of Heartbleed vulnerability

FBI informant Hector Monsegur (Sabu) instigated the attack on Stratfor and not Jeremy Hammond as the FBI claim.

Research reveals a copy of Arsène Houssaye's Des destinées de l'ame held in Harvard is without doubt bound in human skin

A security firm discovers the first example of file-encrypting ransomware specifically targeting Android smartphones.

Google adds Chromecast support to ESPN, Major League Soccer, Google+ Photos and Crunchyroll.

Google's End-to-Endleverages PGP encryption for Gmail, making it harder for people to snoop on your emails

UK Broadband launches Relish, a broadband product which promises fibre fast speeds without the wires or landline rental

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, China has imposed its widest block on Google yet.

The FBI has placed Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev on its most wanted list as law enforcement agencies close in on the author of the Zeus Trojan.

Warnings about the Gameover malware have led people to ask what it is and how do I protect my computer?

Apple launches HomeKit, a platform developers will be able to use to better connect smart home devices with your iPhone.

Apple's latest software update will allow iPhone users make and take phone calls and SMS messages on their laptop and desktop

Apple has launched a heavily redesigned version of Mac OS X with the Yosemite update borrowing heavily iOS