David Gilbert

A single hacker known as @AnonymousOwn3r has claimed responsibility for tkaing down millions of websites.

Can Google's Nexus 7 lead the way for all other Android tablets?

A pop-up tech café in London's Tech City is giving customers the chance to interact with some of the great and the good of the technology industry.

The UK's first 4G network will be launched this week, and Everything Everywhere is reportedly in talks with Nokia about launching the Lumia 920.

With a £129 Kindle Fire coming to the UK next month, do any other Android tablets stand a chance?

Apple will likely appeal a decision to approve a settlement between three major publishers and the US government over price fixing of ebooks.

Amazon launches Kindle Fire HD, Android tablet available in versions with 7in or 8.9in screens, and updates original Fire.

An illuminated Kindle called the Paperwhite has been launched by Amazon.

Amazon held an event in San Diego where it announced a new Paperwhite ereader, 7in and 8.9in Kindle Fires and an update to the original Kindle Fire.

The micro-computer, with the aim of reigniting the UK’s computer industry, will now be manufacturers in the UK too.

Despite launching two beautiful smartphones packed with unique features, will Nokia's lack of details regarding pricing and release date see if fail again?

Nokia has announced two Windows Phone 8 smartphones - the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 - at its New York press conference.

The founder of the web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has launched the inaugural Web Index survey, which measures 61 countries and how they have been impacted by the web.

FBI issues statement saying claims laptop belonging to agent had been compromised were false.

A cyber security blogger has detailed one way in which the data from an FBI laptop could have been stolen by Anonymous hackers.

An Anonymous offshoot has published what it claims is a list of over one million unique Apple device IDs, it says it took from the FBI.

The next ten days is going to be crucial for Apple, Amazon and Nokia as the smartphone and tablet wars go into overdrive.

Apple is looking to take full advantage of its court victory over Samsung in the US by getting three of the company's most high profile products banned.

We round up all the news, rumours and previews from this year's IFA trade show in Berlin.

Nokia's first two Windows Phone 8 smartphones have been leaked ahead of next week's launch.

Oracle knew about the latest Java vulnerability since April but is unlikely to patch it until October, leaving millions at risk from cyber criminals.

Samsung has introduced three Windows 8 tablets, two of which will use the S Pen Wacom digital stylus and a keyboard dock.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Camera, featuring a 16 megapixel sensor, 4.8in LCD screen and running the very latest version of Android.

Samsung is the first manufacturer to announce a phone powered by Windows Phone 8, in the shape of the ATIV S.

The Galaxy Note 2 features an even bigger 5.5in screen and comes with the latest version of Android, Jelly Bean.

Sony has unveiled its convertible Ultrabook, the Vaio Duo 11, which can be used as an Ultrabook and a tablet.

Sony has announced its first Xperia-branded tablet featuring a quad-core processor and 9.4in screen.

Asus has unveiled two Windows 8 tablets with keyboard docks which look a lot like its range of Android-based Transformer tablets.

Asus has kicked off this year's IFA trade show in Berlin by unveiling a new Ultrabook, the 15in Zenbook U500.