Edward Smith

Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle have launched an anti-trust complaint against Google over its policy of proving its Android operating system for free

Hardware specifications for the Xbox Durango, also known as Xbox 720, have leaked revealing the console won't be backwards compatible

WhatsApp executive denies rumours of a $1bn Google takeover of the messaging service.

Microsoft has sold its Mediaroom IPTV platform to Ericsson, saying that in future all TV content will be delivered via the Xbox

Microsoft's new game console the Xbox Durango, also known as the Xbox 720, could be revealed on 21 May

London mayor Boris Johnson has launched a £22 million fund to assist London-based tech startups.

UK mobile networks Vodafone, EE, O2, T-Mobile and Three have announced pricing plans for the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S4.

A new study by uSwitch shows that UK internet speeds dramatically vary between areas that are just miles apart

Metal Gear Solid 5 has been revealed with series creator Hideo Kojima explaining that The Phantom Pain and Ground Zeroes are the same game.

BioShock Infinite poses interesting points about how we play games and asks if players and developers can work together to make art.

Ahead of the game's launch in September, Rockstar has released new screenshots of Grand Theft Auto V

To mark the 15th Independent Games Festival at GDC, we speak to the creators of Thomas Was Alone and Cart Life about the state of the indies.

The first gameplay footage of Battlefield 4 has been revealed by EA and DICE at GDC. Our preview analyses the game's new ideas and features.

CEO of Square Enix Yoichi Wada has resigned as the company revises its full-year forecast to reflect "extraordinary loss".

A 13-year-old has been reported for fraud by his father after spending £3,700 on iOS apps

Billionaire Carl Icahn is said to be in preliminary talks with equity firm Blackstone Group after they both made takeover bids on Dell.

Apple has purchased indoor mapping startup WiFiSlam as the race for better location technology between the iPhone maker and Google continues

BioShock Infinite, from Irrational Games and Ken Levine, launches 26 March. Our review looks at

After entering administration, Blockbuster UK has managed to find a buyer, saving 2000 jobs and 264 stores

Ahead of the Independent Games Festival, this week's best mobile game is Bad Hotel, a tower defense hit that blends gameplay and music.

Apple is under investigation from EU antitrust regulators following informal complaints from telecoms operators regarding the company's distribution practices

A report from Microsoft shows that, globally, British police made the most requests to access Skype user data in 2012.

Valve's Easy Access initiative lets players give feedback on in-production games. In a medium overrun with entitled gamers, it's a bad move

An animator has hacked Nintendo's original Legend of Zelda game to allow people to play as female character Zelda rather than male character, Link

Valve has launched its new Steam Early Access platform, which allows users to buy and play games that are still in development

Leaked design documents suggest next Xbox, codenamed Durango, will be always be online and run games from hard drive rather than disc.

Following the resignation of CEO John Riccitiello, EA's stock price has fallen sharply, marking the biggest slump for the company in ten months

As the debate around games and gun violence gets louder, The Best Amendment takes a sideways look at both sides

This week's mobile game is Year Walk, a terrifying, surreal puzzler from Simogo