David Gilbert

A hacker known as Weev was sentenced to 41 months in jail for revealing the personal details of 114,000 iPad users.

Apple has long been the smartphone king, but is the company now running scared following the launch of the Galaxy S4?

Security experts give their opinion on the problems Oracle is facing with Java what the future holds for the software.

HTC's head of marketing has criticised the Galaxy S4 as "more of the same" in what smacks of desperation as HTC clings on for dear life.

Reuters social media editor Matthew Keys is alleged to have helped Anonymous hacktivists break into another media organisation.

Samsung has unveiled its latest smartphone, the Galaxy S4 at a glitzy media event in Radio City, New York.

A cyber security expert believes the coming cyber-wars will see the playing field levelled and traditional superpowers threatened by relative minnows.

BlackBerry's unnamed partner orders one million Z10 smartphones, pumping share price.

As part of its on-going attempts to streamline its products Google has announced plans to shut down its RSS reader from July.

The HTC One has been heralded as the best smartphone on the market, but this alone is not enough to guarantee success.

Hacking Team's Eric Rabe defends the company's right to sell powerful spying software to whoever it chooses.

Google's latest demonstration of Glass seeks to show how it won't come to dominate your life.

European Parliament accused of filtering out emails for MEPs protesting over possible EU pornography ban.

Following a decade of warnings, it appears the age of mobile malware is finally upon us.

Lenovo ThinkPad Twist Review

Goolge’s Pwnium competition challenges hackers to find zero-day vulnerabilities in its Chrome OS, offering millions of dollars in return.

We look at the products will probably to launch in 2013, as well as those it will possibly launch.

HTC's future seems bleak as the company posted its worst monthly revenue figures in three years.

Apple's talks with Beats about music streaming service called Daisy could be the answer to stalled iTunes revenue.

Nuance expands its virtual assistant to the web, as human interaction looks likely to become a thing of the past.

Oracle has patched another previously unknown vulnerability which was actively being exploited to infect PCs.

Sony will settle for third in smartphone market in 2013, but needs to sell 50 million smartphones to do so.

Android smartphone sales are booming, so why has Google not released activation figures for Android devices in almost six months?

Ford is doing more than most to connect our cars, but is it making our lives better?

A classified US government report suggests hackers could have gained widespread control of critical US gas pipelines.

Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom will not have access to all FBI evidence before extradition case.

LG has admitted it is in talks with Google over the follow-up to the highly successful Nexus 4 smartphone.

With BlackBerry's first financial results featuring BB10 sales due in a few weeks, we speak to its UK chief about how the launch has gone.

Asus this week launched a Fonepad and a Padfone. Is the company just unclear as to what consumers are looking for?