David Gilbert

Deputy prime minister says proposed monitoring legislation will not let security services access emails at will.

The developers behind popular photo-sharing iPhone app Instagram have quietly released an Android version of the app.

Following a tough week, RIM has announced an update to its BlackBerry Mobile Fusion server software which will support Android and iOS devices.

Lib Dem MPs warn of rebellion over legislation to extend security services reach over online communications.

Groupon has settled an $8.5m lawsuit as it share price dropped 17 percent following a downward revision of its latest financial results.

With screen sizes on smartphones getting ever bigger, we review one of the smallest, the 3.2in HTC Explorer.

We look at some of the best concept designs for a possible Apple Television, or iTV.

We round up the reaction to one of the most highly anticipated Android smartphones of 2012, the HTC One X.

Home Office proposes new legislation to allow GCHQ to spy on all private calls, emails and website visits.

A deal to save almost 3,200 jobs and the remaining 333 Game Group stores has been agreed for just £1.

A survey has found that the deep voice of Sith-lord Darth Vader, keeps children happiest while driving.

We look at the five key events for RIM in the last 12 months, which led to the company's share price collapsing.

We look at why a piece of legislation called the Investment Canada Act will prevent any potential suitors from buying RIM.

Disagreements between Apple and Nokia has caused the vote on the next generation SIM card to be postponed.

However Asus has failed to include the face unlock feature for the Transformer Prime, which it had promised.

Following worse than expected results, BlackBerry-maker RIM, plans to overhaul its business model moving away from consumer devices.

Apple is set to unveil a television set in the next 12 months, so we look at the technology behind it and what features it is likely to have.

HTC has confirmed the One X, One S, One V will be available in certain countries from next week.

We look at the possible designs for the Sony PS4 which is set to launch next year.

Samsung's large smartphone/small tablet, the Galaxy Note has shipped five million units in just five months.

Over 80 percent of cybercrime is perpetrated by organised crime, but how is the Mob doing it? We investigate.

One of the reselling partners for Raspberry Pi will open a dedicated store for the $25 computer.

Apple, Nokia, RIM and Motorola are set to go to war over what the standard design for the nano-SIM will be.

Owners of the new iPad in Australia will be offered a refund after Apple admitted there was no 4G service available.

The High Court has ordered O2 to hand over details of 9,000 customers accused of illegally downloading pornography.

The proposal by Everything Everywhere to rollout a 4G network in the UK by the end of the year has been delayed by Ofcom.

You may have noticed the new Google Play icon in your email this morning, so we explain just what it's all about.

A security expert says the move away from BlackBerrys is not a good one for mobile phone security.

Microsoft, accompanied by US Marshals, have disrupted an online security scam known as the Zeus botnet.