David Gilbert

Illegal file-sharing sites are costing the music and film industries billions of pounds in lost revenue, but is blocking these sites the solution?

Pirate Bay: The High Court has ordered Sky, Everything Everywhere, TalkTalk, Virgin Media, and O2 to block access to the controversial file sharing website.

We speak to Eugene Kaspersky and his cyber security team about how a change of thinking is needed to combat cyber crime.

Everything Everywhere believes that the UK will see significant economic and social benefits from the introduction of 4G LTE mobile broadband.

The date has been set for a major showdown between the CEOs of Apple and Samsung in a bid to settle worldwide legal battles.

According to a survey, half of Smart TV owners in the UK could correctly identify what made it a Smart TV.

Google's Against Violent Extremism will bring together reformed Islamic, far-Right and far-Left extremists.

Amazon's aggressive spending strategy has seen sales growth by 34%, with the Kindle Fire dominating the Android tablet market.

Nokia's 14-year reign as the world's largest phone seller has been ended by Samsung, which sold 93m phones in the last quarter.

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Sales of the Nintendo Wii hardware and software are both down 40 percent compared to the previous fiscal quarter, leading to losses of £285m.

The nature of Android means it is open to attack from cyber criminals but one security expert is spreading the word and hoping someone will take notice.

Apple profits have jumped 94 percent in the first three months of 2012 on revenue of over £24bn with shares jumping 5 percent.

While hacking has long been seen as some form of black magic, automated tools are now making it so anyone who can log onto the internet can attack a website.

Facebook will purchase 650 patents from Microsoft for $550m, less than two week after Microsoft purchased them from AOL.

Nvidia's latest line-up of discrete graphics chips, the GeForce 600M family, should wipe the floor with Intel's Ivy Bridge integrated graphics.

ICANN is reviewing applications for the new top level domains but one industry expert believes consumers will need to change their online habits if the system is to succeed.

We look at how the technology world has changed in the last 20 years.

Why is the online collective featured on Time's list of 100 most influential people in the world?

Enterprise sales of iPads grew 180 percent in last quarter as Apple has begun to expand its sales dramatically to IT channels.

The Kindle Touch, as well as the 3G version will be available in the UK seven days ahead of schedule.

Sony's first solo smartphone effort features a 12 megapixel camera and a 4.3in HD screen. But can it make the grade?

Nokia has seen smartphone sales drop by over 50 percent compared to last year while revenue has fallen by 29 percent.

Despite agreeing to enter negotiations over patents disputes, Samsung is claiming eight new patent infringements by Apple.

Giving evidence in the trial involving Oracle, the Google CEO claims the Android mobile operating system is not vital to Google

Eight years after filing the patent application, Apple has secured the right to the look and feel of the iTunes Store.

In a huge move in the worldwide legal battles between two of the world's biggest companies, Tim Cook and Gee-Sung Choi will meet to thrash out a settlement.

Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison and Google co-founder Larry Page testified in court during the second day of the Oracle/Google trial.

Kobo believes its only real competition in the ebook market is Amazon.