David Gilbert

Just as it missed the mobile computing revolution, Intel is already playing catch-up when it comes to the Internet of Things.

Marissa Mayer has fired Henrique de Castro, the man she hired a year ago to revamp the company's ad business.

Trying to chose a smartphone today can be a daunting prospect, so technology editor David Gilbert lays out your options.

Plastic surgery apps aimed at children challenge users to carrying out liposuction on fat girls to make them "slim and beautiful."

Technology editor David Gilbert looks at the battle about to begin for China's smartphone market, as upstart Xiaomi looks to usurp Apple and Samsung.

We compile an up-to-date list of all the phones which run Google's latest version of Android - called KitKat - and which are expected to get it.

The European version of Moto X will be manufactured outside the US but could soon have the Moto Maker designing option.

The launch of the Moto X sees Motorola emerge as a fully-fledged Google company.

Run by former Apple designer Tony Fadell, smart appliance company Nest has been bought by Google for $3.2 billion.

The UK government has launched a new website to educate individuals and businesses about cyber-security - but can it make a difference?

The sentencing of infamous LulzSec hacker-turned-FBI informant Hector Monsegur has been delayed once again.

We look at UK-based companies who made an impact with their announcements at the world's biggest tech showcase, CES 2014.

FBI's Anonymous informer Hector Xavier Monsegur (aka Sabu) faces sentencing.

We round up the best smartwatches launched at CES 2014, including watches from Pebble, Intel and MetaWatch.

We round up the best Ultra HD televisions launched at CES 2014, including sets from Sony, LG, Samsung and Panasonic.

We round up the best fitness trackers launched at CES 2014, including devices from Sony, LG and Intel.

We round up the best smartphones launched at CES 2014, including devices from ZTE, Huawei and Sony.

Sony's CEO Kaz Hirai believes that every Sony product is a failure if it doesn't deliver a wow-factor for customers.

The new app is available from today for iPhone

Intel is eager not to miss out on the wearable tech revolution as it did the mobile revolution.

PlayStation Now is a cloud gaming service allowing users play PlayStation 3 games on a broad range of devices.

At CES 2014, Sony announces its latest Xperia smartphone with the Z1 Compact featuring a metal, waterproof design.

Valve announces 14 hardware partners for its Steam Machines which will cost between $499 and $6,000.

Intel's new RealSense division will create software and hardware to make computing more natural, intuitive and immersive.

A first look at Sony's premium 'small' smartphone which sits alongside the Xperia Z1 and the Xperia Z Ultra.

Sony launches SmartBand fitness tracker, complementing the SmartWatch in Sony's growing range of wearable technology.

LG announces smart TVs powered by webOS, software which previously powered smartphones and tablets from Palm and HP..

Pebble has launched a metal version of its smartwatch, aiming to expand the reach of its wearable tech.

The Huawei Ascend Mate 2 has been launched at CES 2014 and allows you to charge other smartphones.