David Gilbert

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.

Samsung says it has fixed the smartphone hack which saw many of its devices vulnerable having all data remotely wiped by simply visiting a website.

Barnes & Noble has announced 7in and 9in tablets which look to challenge Google and Apple costing from just £159.

Barnes & Noble will launch its illuminated ereader, the Nook Simple Touch Glowlight, in the UK next month costing £109 in a range of UK retailers.

Security researchers have discovered a single line of code embedded in websites which could wipe all data from your Samsung Galaxy S3 and other smartphones.

Talks between the UK's telecoms regulator and the country's four major mobile phone networks have entered the final week with "years of litigation" still a possibility.

The launch of a new iPhone is usually greeted with the kind of mass hysteria reserved for the arrival of a deity - or, more recently, a new haircut from Justin Beiber. The iPhone 5 has been no different.

Can the bigger, slimmer and lighter iPhone 5 maintain Apple's smartphone domination?

Online businesses are increasingly employing denial of service attacks against competitors, as criminals monetise Anonymous' hacking technique.

Apple has rolled out the iOS software update for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

iOS 6 will roll out around the world today, 19 September, and we detail when, where and how you can get it.

As expected Sony has announced a slimmer version of its PlayStation 3 console which will go on sale on 28 September.

Research in Motion has signed a licencing agreement giving it access to Microsoft's proprietary exFAT file system.

Microsoft is investigating a vulnerability which gives cybercriminals access to your computer, which affects one third of internet users.

Motorola's first Android smartphone to use an Intel chip has been announced with the RAZR i featuring a 4.3in screen and Kevlar casing.

A one-click solution for sending encrypted messages and up to 5GB files through Oulook has been launched - called PrivateSky.

Security researchers investigating servers used by the highly-sophisticated Flame computer virus have found three related pieces of malware, one of which is believed to be in the wild.

Reports suggest Samsung will launch its latest flagship smartphone - the Galaxy S4 - just nine months after launching the Galaxy S3.

A survey of illegal filesharing has discovered that Manchester is the piracy capital of the UK and Ed Sheeran was the most pirated musician in the first half of 2012.

The group which administers internet addresses in Europe has said it has now run out of addresses which use the IPv4 system.

We round up the best cases for the new iPhone 5, with accessories ranging from the budget to luxury end of the market.

Nintendo has announced the Wii U will be released in Europe on 30 November though it hasn’t announced official pricing leaving it up to local retailers.

We round up all the details from Apple's latest media event, where it announced the iPhone 5, updated iPods and a redesigned iTunes.

Nintendo's President Satoru Iwata has announced the Wii U will be released on 8 December costing from £210.

Nintendo is holding a series of event today to offically launch the Wii U where pricing and release dates will be announced.