David Gilbert

As the SMS shows signs of a recovery, the UK’s networks are bracing themselves for a huge increase in data usage this New Year’s Eve.

Businesses lost £205m to cybercrime in 2012 and is fighting a losing battle, says police chief.

Rumours suggest Apple is working on a iWatch, but here are five reasons it will never happen.

The latest sales figures from Japan suggest Nintendo's Wii U console is not selling as well as had been expected.

LG is looking to get the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 banned in South Korea, claiming it infringes several display technology patents.

Security firm McAfee says 2013 will see decline of online hactivist collective Anonymous.

Following the school shootings in Newtown earlier this month, games developer EA has bowed to pressure and removed links to online gun shops from the Medal of Honor website.

The Consumer Electronics Show is the biggest technology trade show of the year, and it's happening in just over a week's time. Here's what we expect to see.

IBTimes UK looks back at the 10 stories that defined technology landscape in 2012.

The most anticipated game of 2013, Grand Theft Auto V, will be released on 26 March according to Amazon.

Can Kobo's second attempt at a 7in tablet, the Arc, stand out from the £159 crowd?

Samsung is looking to move away from memory-chip production and into processor production with a $4bn investment in Texas.

The UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has announced that all major UK mobile phone operators will take part in the 4G auction process in early 2013.

The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has forced the Pirate Party UK to shut down a Pirate Bay proxy service.

A RIM spokesperson has confirmed that BlackBerry 10 smartphones will support 4G when they launch next year.

Samsung will end 2012 as the world’s biggest mobile phone manufacturer, ending Nokia’s 14 year reign at the top.

Lead underwriters on $16bn IPO fined for selectively disclosing sensitive financial data.

We talk to seven of the top cyber security experts to see what we can expect in 2013.

The Google UK boss, Dan Cobley, has used Google+ to apologise profusely to customers for lack of availability and delays in delivering Nexus 4 smartphone.

Internet giant Yahoo is considering buying a UK-based iPhone app called Summly, founded by a 17-year-old London schoolboy.

Scottish computer hacker Gary McKinnon won't be put on trial in the UK, following the government's decision not to extradite him to the US.

We look at five gadgets ideal for the tech-lover in your life and costing between £100 and £200.

The International Telecoms Union suffered a "humiliating failure" as the US led the way in blocking proposed new regulations on how the internet is run.

Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite adds a better screen, built-in light and sleek design as Amazon seeks to retain its ereader crown.

Looking for a present this Christmas? We've round-ed up the best gadgets of 2012 to spend your money on.

Fugitive software pioneer John McAfee has been deported from Guatemala.

In an effort to appease users’ concerns over privacy, Facebook has begun rolling out a new set of privacy controls on Wednesday.

The FBI has announced the arrest of 10 people around the world in relation to the Butterfly botnet which targeted Facebook users through social engineering.

Yahoo's new mobile-first strategy takes another step forward with the launch of a revamped Flickr app for iPhone.