David Gilbert

Research has revealed that 87 percent of corporate laptops and PCs pose a threat to security through missing software updates.

Apple apparently won't launch any new products until the Autumn at the earliest, but is this just more bluff from Apple?

A self-proclaimed leader of the Anonymous offshoot LulzSec has been arrested in Australia, two years after the group disbanded.

Apple has reported results broadly in line with Wall Street expectations though profits are down over $2bn compared to 2012.

Cyber criminals are targeting small UK businesses who are more vulnerable and less likely to have sufficient security in place.

As cost of cyber-attacks on UK businesses triple, government says there is potential for economic growth.

EE has announced it is on target to have one million 4G customers by the end of 2013.

Anonymous calls for widespread website blackouts in protest against the controversial CISPA bill in the US have fallen on deaf ears.

The @YourAnonNews Twitter account has received £36,000 in funding to set up a website, in what could be the first step of the online hacktivist movement going mainstream.

Google has defended paying very little tax in the UK by highlighting its key role in growing economy.

Nokia clings to positive sales of its Lumia smartphones as sales of its feature phones fall dramatically.

A specialist navigation company has partnered with Transport for London to launch the world's first cyclist alert system for HGV and truck drivers in London.

Kobo's CEO Michael Serbini believes that keeping readers at the core of Kobo's business will allow it overtake Amazon.

Within 24 hours of the horrific Boston Marathon bombings, spam messages with related subject lines have begun spreading around the globe.

Amazon's expansion of its Appstore to almost 200 countries could indicate a Kindle smartphone is not far away.

In what is seen as a blow for Google, Hon Hai Precision has agreed a worldwide patent deal with Microsoft covering all Android and Chrome smartphones, tablets and TVs.

Amazon's larger screen Kindle Fire HD costs from just £229, but does it offer enough to challenge the iPad?

A security researchers claim that he can redirect a commercial aircraft using only his smartphone has been questioned by safety authorities.

We look at Acer's latest hybrid tablet/laptop the Iconia W510, to see if it offers the best of both worlds.

Windows 8 fails to ignite PC market as "surprising and worrisome" plunge in shipments marks biggest drop in a generation.

Critical infrastructure could be under threat as unprotected systems go online and become discoverable by the "scariest search engine in the world."

Cyber-attack that hit 48,000 PCs and servers linked back to Pyongyang as tensions rise on Korean peninsula.

Ryan Ackroyd from South Yorkshire has pleaded guilty to being part of a group which carried out cyber-attacks on Sony and the NHS.

Cyber war moved a step closer after the US Air Force has designated six cyber tools as weapons.

EE has announced a speed increase to parts of its 4G network as part of a roadmap which will help create an unmatched mobile network in the UK.

Anonymous claims to have caused $3bn in damage to Israel economy but government says little disruption.

Technology editor David Gilbert looks at Facebook Home and decides if this is the future of technology, he wants nothing to do with it.

Security experts treat Anonymous threats as annoyance rather than significant threat to national security.

We look at how custom-built software, powerful data mining tools and old-fashioned manual labour helped expose 1,000s of anonymous offshore account holders.