David Gilbert

Despite Microsoft posting a rise in sales of its Office and Windows software, doubts remain about its ability to beat the continuing decline in the PC industry.

British Anonymous members sentenced to jail for role in attacks on PayPal, Visa and others.

Despite selling more iPhones than ever before, and reporting record revenue and profits, Apple's share will likely open almost 10 percent down as Wall Street remains unconvinced.

Nokia won't pay a dividend for the first time in 20 years as smartphone sales drop dramatically, despite a return to underlying profitability in the last quarter.

An attack on the PlayStation Network “could have been prevented,” the Information Commissioners Office said, as it fined Sony £250,000.

Apple reports record results selling 47m iPhones and 22m iPads but misses Wall Street hopes.

13 of the UK’s most innovative start-ups have been chosen to travel to India on 9 February, looking for investment, partnership and potential customers.

The UK's largest ever mobile spectrum auction has begun, with seven bidders seeking to acquire the airwaves to create 4G networks across the UK.

Apple will report its Q1 2013 earnings today, with sales figures and revenue levels likely to reflect its roller-coaster year in 2012.

An alleged illegal conspiracy involving Apple, Google and Intel was in place for years to eliminate competition for each other's employees.

Google has just announced its latest quarterly earnings results, with revenue rising 36 percent compared to last year, and eight percent compared to last quarter.

RIM's share price is at a 13-month high, a week before the Canadian company launches its make-or-break new smartphone OS, BlackBerry 10.

Smartphone sales figures suggest that, in certain markets, Microsoft's smartphone platform is gaining traction, while Android and Apple continue to dominate worldwide.

UK high street phone retailer Phones 4U has partnered with EE to launch its own virtual network this March, with 4G coming later in the year.

The auctioning of the UK's 4G spectrum over the coming weeks will be the biggest of its kind and we look at just how it will work, who's bidding and what it will mean for consumers.

Security expert Eugene Kaspersky believes cyber weapons may be "cleaner" than traditional weapons but they are "much worse" and very difficult to protect against.

Sony's Xperia range has been expanded with the 10.1 Tablet Z, the world's thinnest and lightest 10in tablet.

RIM’s CEO has told a German newspaper that licencing the BlackBerry 10 software is “conceivable” if the platform fulfils its potential.

Iran will be force to be reckoned with after US-Israeli-backed cyber-attack Stuxnet, says US Gen Shelton.

Intel's shares were down more than 5 percent in after-hours trading following the announcement of the company's fourth quarter financial results.

Can the sleek and beautiful Aspire S7 from Acer live up to expectations?

EE is planning to close 78 of its high street stores, but unlike HMV, Blockbuster and Jessops no jobs are under threat.

Nokia has finished its planned cull of 10,000 employees by letting 300 staff in Finland go and outsourcing some of its IT operations to India.

Only days after the last security flaw was patched by Oracle, a fresh zero-day Java vulnerability has been found and put up for sale for $5,000.

Despite reports of decline of e-readers, one newcomer reports record sales for 2012.

The people behind one of the most sophisticated cyber-espionage attacks ever carried out began dismantling its infrastructure hours after it was made public.

A leaked video of a near-finished BlackBerry Z10, has appeared weeks ahead of the launch of BlackBerry 10.

CES is over for another year and after a week in Las Vegas, here's our picks of the best and worst on show in the desert.

Dell shares rose after reports emerged it is considering going private as its share of the PC market nosedives.