David Gilbert

Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus talk about the surprising success of their cryptocurrency dogecoin and what the future holds.

With it's innovative features such as touchless voice control, the Moto X offers a glimpse of what future smartphones will offer.

New proposals submitted by Samsung to the European Commission are "good" and could see the antitrust investigation end in April.

Google has weighed into the anti-gay debate surrounding Sochi 2014 with a Google Dooble emblazoned with the colours of the Rainbow flag.

The cost of developing sophisticated state-backed malware like Stuxnet and Flame has dropped dramatically in recent years.

Everyone is talking about bitcoin and wants in on the bandwagon, but how do you go about buying the hot cryptocurrency? David Gilbert investigates.

With hacktivists, cyber-criminals and Russian authorities, can anyone at Sochi 2014 expect privacy?

Ryanair has announced that it will allow the use of electronic devices on all its flights even during take-off and landing.

Sony will cut 5,000 jobs, spin off its TV business and no longer make Vaio computers as part of a company-wide restructuring.

It's been around for at least seven years and has been used in 27 countries, but still very little is know about the cyberweapon The Mask.

Google won't have to pay any fines in a deal hammered out with the EU which ends a three-year antitrust investigation.

The UK's spy agency GCHQ has used DDoS attacks against hacktivist groups to disrupt their communications.

A Turkish cyberactivist group called RedHack has published the names and phone numbers of 5,000 Vodafone customers.

The growing community around Dogecoin is looking to cement its charitable credentials by raising $30,000 for children with special needs.

As he ends his 14 year reign as CEO of Microsoft we look back on Steve Ballmer's greatest (craziest) moments from the last 20 years.

Microsoft has just announced its new CEO, Satya Nadella, and founder Bill Gates and out-going CEO Steve Ballmer have spoken about the appointment.

Microsoft has made the safe decision of announcing Satya Nadella as just its third ever CEO.

RedHack publishes 600 records relating to Turkish government officials after hacking ISP TTNET.

Mark Zuckerberg is the driving force behind the world's biggest social network, and as it turns ten, technology editor David Gilbert looks at how he has grown up in the last decade.

Advice on how to avoid the cyber-glare of the Russian authorities during the Winter Olympics in Sochi 2014.

UK inventor James Dyson believes students should be paid to studying science subjects and foreigner students welcomed with open arms.

PM Dmitry Medvedez decree lets Russian security services tap into online and phone activity.

As touchscreens become ubiquitous, one researcher has shown it is possible to capture every single tap on your smartphone or tablet.

An animal rescue shelter which is the star of a reality show on the Oprah Winfrey Network is now accepting dogecoin and catcoin cryptocurrencies.

Initially dismissed as a joke, dogecoin is now the world's fifth most valuable crypto-currency with a value of over $61 million.

The community behind the crypto-currency dogecoin has raised money to send Indian athletes to the Winter Olympics in Sochi next month.

According to numerous sources the drawn-out search for Microsoft's third ever CEO could conclude this week.

The Vault of Satoshi now allows you buy dogecoin using US or Canadian dollars as the crypto-currency seeks credibility.

Lenovo is the world's biggest PC maker, but following the purchase of Motorola, it has designs on smartphone domination.