David Gilbert

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.

Facebook's first press event since going public may reveal news about search, mobile or phone.

A piece of espionage malware known as Rocra or Red October, which secretly gathers highly-classified and sensitive information from governments has been discovered, five years after it began operating.

Shipments of PCs in 2012 fell by over 12 million units globally, despite the launch of Windows 8 and the continued promotion of thin-and-light Ultrabooks by Intel.

Security experts continue to warn against enabling Java in your web browser despite Oracle issuing a patch for the latest vulnerability in the software.

We compare three 5in smartphones launched at CES 2013 - the Sony Xpera Z, Huawei Ascend D2 and ZTE Grand S - all of which feature a Full HD screen.

Nvidia has made waves at CES 2013 with its Project Shield handheld console, but is it any good?

The 20in Panasonic 4K tablet is an impressive technical feat but lacks real world practicality.

Is Lenovo.'s powerful (and expensive) ThinkPad Helix the ultimate convertible laptop/tablet hybrid?

The best TVs on offer at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, including OLED, Ultra HD and IGZO models.

Can Huawei's nicely-designed budget Windows Phone help boost Microsoft's smartphone market share?

With a 6.1in screen, the Huawei Ascend Mate is the smartphone with the "world's largest screen", but can it challenge the dominance of the Samsung Galaxy Note?

A ZTE executive has exclusively told shown IBTimes UK the ZTE Grand Memo, a 5.7in smartphone/tablet which will be launched at Mobile World Congress in February.

ZTE is a phone manufacturer on the rise, and at CES 2013 it has taken a step into the big time with the launch of the Grand S.

Acer has launched a £99 Android tablet, with is not looking to compete with Google and Amazon, but is aimed at first-time tablet buyers.

Intel will force manufacturers looking to use its fourth generation Core processors, codenamed Haswell, to enable touch, voice and Wi-Fi Direct.

Intel will target the lower end smartphone market in 2013 with the launch of a new smartphone platform called Lexington.

Acer has jumped into the 7in budget tablet market with a sub-£100 device B1-A71.

As LG announces two new Ultra HD models, it finally begins accepting orders for its much-anticipated 55in OLED TV.

Nvidia launches portable gaming console Project Shield which has 5in flip-out screen and runs Android.

Chip maker Nvidia has announced its latest mobile chip, Tegra 4, which promises to be up to 3.5 times faster than current chips.

Eye tracking experts Tobii Technologies has announced the release of a accessory for PCs and laptops which let you control your computer using your eyes.

CES 2013 could be my last year coming to Las Vegas in the first week of January as the "world's biggest technology show" loses some of its star appeal.

Microsoft says agreements on Google search practices and use of standard patents do not go far enough.

As reports suggest Google will settle its FTC antitrust case very soon, Microsoft is blaming it for poor Windows Phone experiences.

Snapchat, the real-time picture and video-sharing service, remains hugely popular despite challenges from Facebook Poke and serious security concerns.