David Gilbert

A 22-year-old student has been convicted of taking part in an Anonymous-led cyber-attacks.

Regeneration project to create Europe's largest indoor civic space

We look back at the last 12 months and pick the best ereaders on the market today, including Kindles, Kobos and Glowlights.

Co-founder of the crowd-funding website Indiegogo believes her business model has the power to disrupt the global economic eco-system.

John McAfee, on the run from police in Belize over his neighbour's murder, will seek political asylum in Guatemala.

A US-backed proposal which is trying to protect a free and open internet has failed to win widespread approval.

Software pioneer and fugitive John McAfee hiding out in Guatemala but will give a press conference.

We round-up the best five laptops of 2012, including laptops from Apple, Dell, Samsung and Lenovo.

Orange has made a "strategic investment" in Lookout, the mobile security app, and will pre-load the software on all Android phones in the UK from early 2013.

Google, governments and the International Telecoms Union will go head-to-head in Dubai as new rules regarding the regulation of the internet are debated.

Cyber Monday shoppers to spend 15 million hours online and make 115 million visits, say Experian Hitwise and Visa.

A Bluetooth speaker which supports your iPad

Online collective Anonymous has attacked Syrian embassy websites in response to the government's shut down of internet access within the country.

Syrian government accused of blocking access in bid to gag rebel propaganda.

Anonymous member tells IBTimes UK that collective is global operation with cells in 50 countries.

Microsoft has announced it has sold 40 million Windows 8 licences, despite manufacturers reporting less than spectacular sales.

With Android malware on the rise, the third version of Lookout's Mobile Security app seeks to protect your smartphone.

Strong iPhone 5 sales have put Apple back at the top of the smartphone charts in the US, just ahead of Android.

Microsoft's Surface tablet has been produced to show off the best of Windows 8. Can it live up to the hype?

Nintendo's new console, the Wii U, has sold 400,000 units in its first week on sale in the US, slightly below sales figures for the original Wii in 2006.

Following last week's discovery of the Narilam malware by security company Symantec, Iran's official computer security group has downplayed its significance

A video by South Korean popstar Psy has broken the YouTube record for most watched video ever, with Gangnam Style racking up over 820 million views.

Chinese telecoms firm Huawei says it is happy to answer any questions as links to the Chinese government and cyber espionage remain.

Human Rights Watch report Losing Humanity calls for ban of autonomous military weapons systems.

Ratings agency cuts grades of consumer electronics giants, citing business weakness.

A US court has ruled that lawyers representing Samsung will be ble to see how much HTC is paying Apple to licence its patents.

Will the negative attention currently focused on Autonomy, have a negative impact on UK tech companies looking for investment?

Dell's second attempt at a convertible laptop/tablet, the XPS 12, combines a powerful laptop and a 12in tablet in one.

Amazon's Kindle Fire HD is a 7in media tablet with a superb screen, but can it compete with the iPad mini and Nexus 7?