David Gilbert

Huawei reacts as former CIA chief accuses company of providing information on foreign telecommunications systems to Chinese government.

Microsoft's inability to innovate Windows Phone has left Nokia clinging on for dear life in the hugely competitive smartphone world.

As the world prepares itself for Apple to launch the newest iPhone we round-up what the rumour mill is saying we should expect.

A security flaw in Google Glass saw it hacked and taken over remotely using only a QR code.

Malware targeting Apple computers is on the rise with two new attacks reports this week.

Microsoft appeals for permission to share details on how it shares customer information with the US government.

It promises to track your life but does it fulfil its promises?

Google Glass Explorer Edition is only a prototype, but even so it offers a glimpse into what we can expect in the near future.

Technology Editor, David Gilbert, gives his initial impressions on the Google Glass.

A report suggests governments are paying up to $500,000 for vulnerabilities affecting Apple's iOS operating system.

The Moto X smartphone will launch next month and feature always-on voice control according to a leaked promotional video.

A UK developer exclusively tells IBTimes UK the consumer version of Google Glass will arrive by December costing £200.

As he played up the improving relationship with Apple, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt openly uses Motorola's as yet unannounced Moto X smartphone.

Google Glass is THE gadget of 2013. From fevid excitement about the possibilities of seeing the future to privacy concerns raised by many, incl. US senators, there is no doubt that Google's head-up display is causing major ripples around the world.

Nokia has announced its latest Windows Phone 8 smartphone in the form of the Lumia 1020 which features a 41 megapixel sensor.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has detailed "a far-reaching realignment of the company" which will see PC, Xbox and phone development come under one umbrella.

11% drop in second quarter of 2013 marks fifth consecutive quarter of decline in PC market.

BlackBerry looks at drastic options like licensing its software or even selling up as smartphone sales disappoint.

As Apple's App Store turns five we look at some of the mind-boggling facts and figures it has produced.

The South Korean military has been under attack for four years in a campaign linked to March's Dark Seoul attack on TV stations.

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden speaks about his motivations for leaking top secret documents.

Carlos Slim investing $40 million in UK media engagement start-up Shazam bodes well for all UK technology companies.

NSA whistleblower Snowden confirms the NSA developed the Stuxnet computer worm with Israel to take down Iranian nuclear facility.

Is an updated processor enough for the MacBook Air to keep its Best Ultraportable title?

Cyber criminals will face at least two years in jail if they illegally access information systems.

The rollout of superfast broadband to rural areas of the UK is 22 months behind schedule with BT the big winner so far.

Following revelations about US government spying, businesses are turning away from US-based cloud services and towards Switzerland.

A fake version of a Jay-Z app is set to highlight the NSA spying scandal when it goes live on 4 July.

Samsung has reportedly paid $30 million for Boxee, an Israeli startup which specialised in media streaming software and hardware.