David Gilbert

Can a £60 pair of in-ear headphones match up to the premium products?

The main alternative to underground drugs marketplace Silk Road has come back online despite a major security breach.

Lenovo, the world's biggest PC manufacturer, is reportedly considering buying the struggling Canadian smartphone manufacturers BlackBerry.

The much-anticipated Nexus 5 smartphone from Google appears briefly in the company's official online store priced at $349

Edward Snowden's NSA leaks have changed the way the cyber-security world works.

Windows 8.1 is released to the public as the first major update to Microsoft's radically redesigned operating system.

Ross Ulbricht, the man accused of running billion dollar online drugs empire Silk Road has hired a lawyer who has previously argued high-profile terrorism cases.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei has confirmed it will open a £125 million research centre in the UK.

A report looking at current trends in production of child abuse material highlights live streaming as a particular problem.

Technology editor David Gilbert responds to BlackBerry's open letter to customers, debunking its claims that everything is alright.

A tax loophole which allowed Apple to pay zero tax on billions of dollars of revenue has been closed by the Irish government.

Apple's appointment of Burberry CEO highlights the meeting of technology and fashion and the importance of wearable technology.

Despite warnings from vBulletin, tens of thousands of websites using the software have been hacked.

Kobo, which provides ebooks for WH Smith, closes its self-publishing platform in the UK.

Can awbone get the same sound quality from it mini Jambox speaker?

Leaked images of the next version of Google's operating system, called Android KitKat, suggest it will take inspiration from Apple's iOS 7.

The shutting down of Silk Road may have impacted the value of Bitcoin momentarily, but it is here to stay and help criminals around the world.

HTC has joined Samsung and Sony by launching a large-screened device which sits somewhere between a smartphone and a tablet.

Facebook has agreed to buy Israeli mobile analytics firm Onavo as it looks to boost its mobile offering.

Microsoft-owned Skype is under investigation by Luxembourg's data protection commissioner over privacy concerns.

A group of hackers called Kdms Team was able to hijack a computer security website simply by sending a fax.

A botched press release claiming Samsung paid $650m for a Swedish fingerprint firm has resulted in threatened police involvement.

The release date, price, specs and more of Google's Nexus are discussed in the latest round-up of Nexus 5 rumours.

Scottish developer Rockstar issues update to GTA Online addressing multiple problems affecting gamers.

Is Kobo's latest ereader, the Aura, a match for Amazon's latest Kindle?

Intel director of marketing doesn't believe Grand Theft Auto 5 will remain a console exclusive for long.

The hackers who this week breached the websites of WhatsApp, AVG and Avira have revealed the reasons behind their attack.

Mobile security specialists Lookout has secured £35 million in funding from Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm and Peter Thiel's Mitril fund.

Following the shuttering of underground drugs marketplace Silk Road, members are targeting the FBI for revenge.