David Gilbert

We cover the specs, screen, hardware, pricing and release date of one of 2012's most anticipated Android smartphones – the Samsung Galaxy S3.

The latest version of the Apple TV adds 1080p support and a new interface, but is it enough?

Technology giants Google and Oracle will begin their court case today over the use of Java in the Android operating system.

Samsung has sent out invitations for an event on 3 May in London where you are invited to "meet the next Galaxy."

With 10,000 jobs cut and facing a £4bn loss for the year, Sony is spending almost £600bn on restructuring. We investigate the problems it will face.

London Mayoral candidate Boris Johnson claimed this morning that Tech City and innovation in general is a “massive opportunity to create jobs” for the capital.

Google has beaten Wall Street expectations for its revenues for the first thriee months of 2012.

The highly-anticipated quad-core Android smartphone from Huawei, the Ascend D quad, has been confirmed for the UK market.

Applications for new web domain names like .cocacola or .london will close at midnight tonight, 12 April.

Google+ has grown to 170m users since it launched last year and Google has just announced a major redesign of its social network.

According to a report from Bloomberg, the US Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and five publishers over ebook price fixing.

As a result of "competitive market dynamics" Nokia has said its Q1 results for 2012 will be lower than expected despite selling two million Lumia smartphones.

A a leading security expert says Apple should be be doing more to fix and prevent malware such as the Flashback trojan.

While BlackBerry OS continues to be the most enterprise-friendly platform, Android, Windows Phone and iOS all pose major security risks.

Reports suggest that the DOJ in the US could serve Apple with a lawsuit over alleged price fixing to keep ebook prices artificially high.

A software bug which cuts off data connections to the Lumia 900 could hinder Nokia's attempts to re-enter the US smartphone market.

Apple joins Microsoft as it becomes only second company in history to pass the $600bn mark.

Nokia's flagship Windows Phone is set to arrive in the UK by the end of April following its launch in the US last weekend.

Hacktivist's target government listening post as part of ongoing freedom campaign.

Toshiba has announced a trio of Android tablets ranging in size from the petite Excite 7.7 to the huge Excite 13.

We investigate why the social network paid so much of a mobile phone app.

Japanese tech giant Sony has doubled its predicted net loss for the year to the end of March amid reports it will shed 10,000 jobs.

Nokia’s latest smartphone, the Lumia 900 could be the company’s final chance at making it big in the US.

In a bid to challenge the dominance of the Amazon Kindle, Asda slashes price of Kobo Wireless e-Reader.

It has a huge screen, slim profile, Android 4.0 and quad-core processing power but can the HTC One X take the smartphone crown?

Thanks to some creative accounting and the insertion of a single word in 2006 allows the company to avoid paying corporation tax in the UK.

Augmented reality glasses from Google, codenamed Project Glass, could give you a very different view of the world.

A leaked image could be the rumoured Nexus Tablet from Google, which will be made by Asus.

Yahoo has confirmed rumours that it will fire 2,000 employees.