David Gilbert

The retail sector saw a significant increase in cyber-attacks over the past 12 months as the average time it took to detect an attack rising to a worrying 210 days.

Such is the overwhelming volume of spam and malicious email sent today, only 20 percent of all messages are sent for legitimate reasons.

Technology editor explains why he thinks the Google Nexus 4 is the best smartphone in the world.

Apple earns almost $1 billion a year from Google simply for keeping it as the default search engine on its iOS devices like the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

The latest jailbreaking tool for the iPhone 5 and iOS 6, called Evasi0n, has been used by 7 million Apple devices in just four days.

Hacked email accounts reveal sensitive details of former US president George W Bush and family.

A leaked video claims to show the Chromebook Pxiel, a laptop designed and built by Google and running its Chrome OS.

News International chairman Rupert Murdoch says his newspaper is still being hacked by the Chinese.

The first round of reviews for Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet/laptop hybrid have arrived, and they are not what the company would have been hoping for.

Anonymous hacked into the Federal Reserve over the weekend, but no critical information was stolen according to the US central bank.

BlackBerry's re-imagined smartphone operating system has arrived. Is it too little too late?

Kim Jong-un pictured with mysterious smartphone, sparking debate about its identity.

Powa, the London-based company offering mobile payments through smartphones has signed its first European deal, bringing the mPowa solution to Portugal Telecom customers.

BlackBerry's UK head Rob Orr talks about the new platform, a changing company and the challenges its faces trying to regain lost ground.

Mobile operator Three has promised to undercut EE by offering its customers access to superfast 4G mobile network without having to pay a premium.

Is it a tablet? Is it a laptop? Not even the Ativ Smart PC seems to know.

Following the revelation that the New York Times was infiltrated by Chinese hackers, the Wall Street Journal has also revealed it has been targeted by hackers affiliated with the Chinese government.

Google has presented detailed proposals to allay anti-competitive concerns to the EU's antitrust regulator, hoping to end a two-year investigation.

A security expert believes that organisations aren’t even aware of the security problems facing them as they move to the cloud, following the attack on Yahoo last month.

Chinese hackers infiltrate New York Times’ internal networks to steal passwords of reporters and other employees.

Facebook's daily mobile users outnumber desktop users for the first time as mobile accounted for 23 percent of Facebook's revenue.

BlackBerry has announced two new smartphones, the Z10 and Q10, running the BlackBerry 10 operating system and it will go on sale in the UK first.

Lenovo has bucked a downturn in the global PC market by reporting record sales and taking almost 16% market share

The Judge in the historic patent dispute between Apple and Samsung in the US has turned down Apple's application for an increase to the $1bn fine, but has also ruled out a re-trial.

Apple has confirmed rumours that it will offer a 128GB version of the iPad 4, which will go on sale next week, 5 February.

Google is promising to fight to protect users' online privacy in the wake of a rise in government requests for user data.

BlackBerry 10 is launching this week, seen as the last hope for RIM. But can it succeed? Technology editor David Gilbert investigates.

Anonymous has defaced the US Sentencing Commission website and is threatening to make public secret files which could be related to Supreme Court Judges.

Google is facing a potentially damaging lawsuit in the UK, as a dozen Apple customers have joined forces claiming the search giant illegally tracked their online activity.