David Gilbert

A piece of malware discovered on the Google Play store was removed, but multiple variations remain in place.

A piece of malware, which remained in the official Google Play store for over two weeks, has highlighted the security threat Google's platform presents.

As we store more information digitally, cyber criminals are evolving to leverage that data for financial gain.

From off-the-shelf laptops to military grade servers, we managed to get a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse at the technology behind a Formula 1 team.

Samsung is predicting a huge boost in profits thanks to increased sales of smartphones like the Galaxy S3.

A Russian security company has uncovered what it claims is the first case of malware to be found in Apple's App Store.

Following a lot of speculation this week, we look at the pros and cons for Apple launching a 7in iPad mini.

Samsung has refined its premium laptop offering but is the new Series 9 the laptop you've been waiting for?

YouView, a combination of Freeview and on-demand content, has launched two years late and will cost £299.

As a well-known user of Apple Macs, the Dalai Lama has been targeted by a virus which originates in China.

The full text from CERN following the announcement of the discovery of the "God particle."

Governments around the world could be hiding behind the Anonymous name in order to carry out cyber-attacks against other government's websites.

Following defection of leader to FBI, Anonymous in state of flux while waiting for new leader to emerge.

We speak to an industry expert to assess if Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) will help end the platform's fragmentation issue.

Apple has paid Chinese company Proview $60M for the right to use the iPad name in China, Apple's second biggest market.

BlackBerry manufacturer RIM announced worse-than-expected financial results this week and now faces questions over its future.

The latest iPhone rumours from around the internet

We look at some of the extraordinary facts anf figures behind Apple's iconic iPhone as it celebrates its fifth birthday.

Turning five years old today, the iPhone has been a huge success for Apple, but the world's first true smartphone has changed the world on a much wider scale.

Canadian BlackBerry manufacturer RIM reported worst than expected losses, cutting 5,000 jobs and delaying the release of BlackBerry 10 until Q1 2013.

Google has just announced the latest version of Android, but will your phone and tablet get the update and how long will you have to wait?

From hacking and cybersquatting to phishing attacks and unsecured Wi-Fi networks, the 2012 Olympics is a big target for cybercriminals according to one security expert.

Google has unveiled the latest version of its smartphone and tablet operating system, making it faster, adding Google Now and improved voice search.

As expected Google has announced the 7in Nexus 7 tablet which will run the latest version of Android, Jelly Bean, and will cost from £159

Google has unveiled a home media streamer which connects to your gadgets and the cloud to stream music, videos and YouTube content.

Secret technologies related to next generation television panels and belonging to LG and Samsung have been stolen with six employees of Israeli company Orbotech arrested.

Microsoft has failed to overturn a decision from 2004 that it engaged in anti-competitive practices, though an EU court has reduced its fine by €39m.

Is the establishment of a Russian advanced research facility a sign that we are about to embark on a digital age Cold War?

Can Sony Xperia sola offer anything different, or will it end up all on its own?