David Gilbert

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?

Israel is fighting a war in cyberspace as well as on the ground as it attempts to defend itself from millions of cyber-attacks in the wake of the crisis in Gaza.

A new mobile phone network, The People's Operator, plans to give 25 percent of its profits to charity.

Following a breach of security which saw email addresses and passwords leaked, experts have criticised Adobe's lax security policies.

Dell has seen its profits dive 47 percent as the slowdown in global PC sales hits hard with the future is not looking much better.

The future of transport has been over-sold and under-imagined, leading to a global traffic jam of epic proportions.

In his first interview since the departure of Windows chief Steven Sinofsky, Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer praised his former colleague.

A battery-powered transmitter is all that would be needed to bring down the UK's 4G network, according to new research.

As the world moves to the cloud, the launch of 4G in the UK could provide a key factor for growth for many businesses

O2 says access to it's rewards schemes and tickets is the reason it is charging £120 more for the Nexus 4.

Google's latest Nexus smartphone has sold out in less than 30 minutes, as the company launches its online music store in the UK .

Steven Sinofsky, once tipped to become the next CEO of Microsoft, has left the company just weeks after launching Windows 8.

Was the blocking of Google services in China for a 12-hour period on Friday a mistake or a test?

HTC may have secured a patent deal with Apple, but could this signal the beginning of the end of the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer?

4G has finally launched in the UK and we have all the details on the new service, including pricing, availability and which phones are available

China has taken the extraordinary step of blocking access to Google.com and numerous other Google services.

Can Panasonic's latest compact system camera build on the success of its predecessors?

Twitter has admitted sending password reset emails unintentionally, apologies for inconvenience and confusion.

EE's vice president of sales, Martin Stiven, says they've had great customer reaction to 4G launch and says criticism of the service is pointless as there's nothing to compare it with.

In a major coup for RIM, BlackBerry 10 has received security clearance from the US government.

Three experts give their opinion on what four more years of Barack Obama will mean for cyber-security and a potential cyber war.

Google has fixed 14 bugs in Chrome 23, while Adobe has patched 7 critical vulnerabilities in Flash Player.

By forcing member states to open up spectrum currently being used for 3G to be used by 4G technologies, the Europe is promising fast broadband for all.

Microsoft is working on a smaller, 7in version of its Surface tablet which will be Xbox-branded and aimed at gamers.

Analysts suggest the vast majority of new iPad sales over the weekend were for the iPad mini. Does this signal the end of the full-sized iPad?

Has Apple cracked the 7in tablet market, or are Google's and Amazon's cheaper alternative still the ones to go for?