David Gilbert

As Google announces it is integrating Gmail content into personal search results, it also reveals it handles 100 billion searches a month.

Kim Dotcom claimed he was punched in the face when police raided his Auckland mansion, but the officers involved deny the charges.

Starbucks customers at its 7,000 US stores will be able to make credit card payments using their smartphones thanks to a deal with Square.

Acer's chairman has called on Microsoft to think twice about launching its Surface tablets, which pose a big challenge for Windows PC manufacturers.

UK-based ARM Holdings has launched its second generation Mali-T600 GPUs for use in smartphones, tablets and smart TVs.

Iran is set to take key ministries and state agencies offline in the next month, in a bid to protect sensitive information from cyber-attacks.

We look at the interesting information which has emerged as the patent battle between Apple and Samsung heats up.

Amazon says that for every 100 printed books it sells in UK, 114 e-books for Kindle e-readers are sold.

Here is our round-up of this week's top iPhone 5 rumours:

Samsung has been refused permission to use images from Stanley Kubrick's film in its patent trial with Apple.

A legal attempt to unmask a tweeter who set up a spoof account to make fun of its CEO, Steve Auckland, has been dropped.

Microsoft is urging developers to refrain from using the term "Metro" in relation to Windows 8 and windows Phone 7 apps, advising them to use "New User Interface" instead.

Android dominates the US smartphone market, but only 16 percent of smartphones and tablets have been updates to Android 4.0 or higher.

Samsung has attempted to defend its decision to release publicly, information related to its patent trial with Apple.

The Crosskase Solar 15 has a solar panel strapped to its front to charge your smartphone while on the move.

Dropbox has finally admitted a security breach, but security features implemented on the back of this breach could lose it customers according to one expert.

Samsung has released to the media, evidence which it sought to introduce in its patent trial with Apple, but was refused permission by the Judge.

In the first day of evidence Apple claimed internal documents show Samsung deliberately copied the iPhone.

Due to problems with NBC coverage of the Olympic games, thousands of US customers are turning to proxy servers to watch the BBC's coverage.

Several sources claim Apple has provisionally set 12 September as the day it will launch the iPhone 5 and iPad Mini.

Apple and Google employees were dismissed from jury selection during the opening day of the Patent Trial of the Century.

Ubisoft has issued a patch for the web browser plug-in which could give malicious websites remote access to your PC.

Microsoft has reaffirmed the 26 October release date for its Surface for Windows RT tablet, which will launch alongside Windows 8.

A piece of software installed as standard with video games from publisher Ubisoft, poses a major security threat, according to a Google engineer.

Apple will be allowed to use images of co-founder Steve Jobs following a failed objection by Samsung, ahead of the historic court case.

The Team Poison hacker known as Trick has been jailed for six months for posting sensitive, personal details about Tony Blair online.

Motorola products could be banned from sale in Germany after Microsoft won its latest patent battle with the Google-owned Motorola Mobility.

Twitter messages saying “It’s you on photo?” contain links which attempt to infect your Windows PC with the Blackhole exploit kit.

A security company has found a piece of code in the Madi malware which could indicate a link with the highly-complex, cyber weapon known as Flame.