David Gilbert

In the biggest management shake-up at Apple in over a decade, head of iOS Scott Forstall has been fired along with head of retail John Browlett.

EE launches UK's first superfast 4G network in 11 cities, promising speeds fives times faster than 3G.

Microsoft has officially launched Windows Phone 8, the latest version of its mobile phone operating system.

Despite cancelling its media event due to Hurricane Sandy, Google has officially announced the Nexus 4 by LG and Nexus 10 tablet from Samsung.

Live coverage of Microsoft's launch of Windows 8, along with the launch of the flagship Windows 8 hardware, the Surface tablet.

Software, hardware, prices and release dates

If you own an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S3 in the UK, then an update to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) is available now to download.

Nintendo has slashed its profit outlook for the current financial year as slow console sales and a strong yen make the future look uncertain.

Coverage of Apple's media event in California for expected launch of iPad Mini and other goodies.

EE faced a backlash this morning after publishing its 4G tariffs, but they were always going to be high, and for a reason.

Amazon remotely deleting up to 40 books from a Norwegian customer’s Kindle highlights the problems with DRM.

Corporate and Small business plans aim to help all businesses which want access to super fast 4G networks.

Mobile phone users looking to get on the UK's first 4G network will pay at least £36-a-month on EE's new price plan but no unlimited price plans are available.

We talk to RIM's UK and Ireland chief about BlackBerry 10 and the challenges the company faces/

HP, the world's biggest PC manufacturer, has warned of an unexpectedly steep earnings slide in 2013, as the Ultrabook platform fails to impress.

EE will open its 4G network to the public from 30 October following the agreement of a 4G timetable by all mobile carriers and Ofcom.

A controversial cybercrime law has come into effect in the Philippines, leading to mass online protests and threats from Anonymous.

The BBC is preparing to launch a music streaming service called Playlister, similar to the hugely popular iPlayer catch-up service.

Ofcom, culture secretary and all major UK networks agree timetable for rollout of 4G.

BlackBerry has lost 39 percent of its brand value in just 12 months, as it struggles to succeed in the competitive smartphone market.

We look at what 4G will mean for the UK in terms of economic and commercial implications.

HTC has unveiled a new version of its flagship Android smartphone, with the HTC One X+ featuring a bigger battery, faster processor, more storage and the latest version of Android.

A major Apple investor has heard from multiple sources the iPad mini will launch later this month.

A university experiment has proven that mobile malware called PlaceRaider, can use your smartphone to remotely map the interior of your house or office.

Oracle will give its customers access to Nokia's mapping software in a deal set to be officially announced today, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Can the super high-resolution display make Acer's flagship a real iPad challenger?

The Office of Fair Trading has approved a merger between O2-owner Telefonica and Vodafone which will see them, create one giant grid in the UK.

Hackers have breached Adobe's code-signing system allowing them to spread their malware under the guise of official Adobe software.

BlackBerry-maker RIM has beaten Wall Street expectations by posting a lower-than-expected loss for Q2 2013.