Prince Sues Facebook Users for Sharing Links to His Live Concerts
Prince wants $22m in damages from fans who shared bootleg links to his concerts.
Candy Crush Creator King Branded 'Deceitful and Hypocritical' by Developer
A games developer has said London-based developer King was 'deceitful' when creating its Pac-Avoid game.
Syrian Electronic Army Stole Law Enforcement Documents from Microsoft
SEA hackers: We stole phished law enforcement documents.
The Musketeers Season 1 Episode 2 Review – Sleight of Hand
All for one and one for all? Not this time.
Snapchat's New Ghost Security Feature Hacked in 30 Minutes
A hacker took just 30 minutes to write a computer program which is capable of hacking Snapchat's security measures.
Candy Crush Developer Accused of Cloning Scamperghost Game
An indie developer has accused King.com of cloning a Stolen Goose game in 2009
Android Easter Eggs: How to Find All of Google's Hidden Secrets
Nyan Cat, Dr Who and zombies are just some of the hidden treasures or Easter Eggs which are hidden in Android.
Is This What the Consumer Version of Google Glass Will Look Like?
A new patent shows a Google Glass-like device with dual headphones and a bigger frame
30 Years of Mac: The Best Mac Commercials
Here are some of our favourite TV commercials from the history of the Apple Macintosh
Apple Working on Fix for iOS 7 'Screen of Death'
Apple is working to fix an error on iOS 7 that crashes the iPhone home screen
Google Chrome Bug Lets Websites Listen to Your Conversations
Malicious websites can activate your microphone and spy on conversations near your computer
Fastest Ever Internet Speed of 1.4 Terabits Achieved in London
BT has achieved the fastest ever internet speed of 1.4 terabits per second - enough to download 44 HD films in a second.
MIT Recreates Tony Stark's Iron Man Transparent Projection Screen
MIT scientists have developed an affordable glass projection screen using nanotechnology.
Hackers Will Target Your Fridge First - Not Your Smartphone or PC
Manufacturers need to move quickly to protect the fast-growing wearable technology sector says AVG's Yuval Ben-Itzhak.
LG G3 and G Pro 2 to Feature Fingerprint Scanners
According to Korean media, LG's flagship 2014 smartphones will feature fingerprint scanners.
Ofcom Opens Up Spectrum for Superfast Broadband on Planes and Boats
Satellite technology could enable planes, boats and trains to offer much faster broadband speeds
EE BrightBox Router Problem Being Fixed After Security Flaw Discovery
A security flaw discovered by a UK researcher makes remote access to EE's servers possible
Japanese CCTV System Identifies Criminals by the Way They Walk
Police could soon be able to identify criminals in crowds of 1,000 people simply by the way they walk.
UK Operators Not Seeing Big Revenue Lift From 4G
More people are using high-speed 4G connections on their smartphones but European operators are not reaping the rewards.
Apple Q1 2014 Results: Analysts Predict Record iPhone Sales of Over 55 Million
Ahead of Apple's financial results next week, analysts predict that Apple has sold 55.3 million iPhones
Google Removes Chrome Extensions Injected with Malware and Ads
Popular third party extensions "Add to Feedly" and "Tweet This Page" have been removed by Google.
Sony Xperia Z2 Sirius - Prototype Photos Leaked Online
Sony's 2014 flagship smartphone - the Xperia Z2 (Sirius) - is ready to be launched at Mobile World Congress next month.
The Musketeers Season 1 Episode 1 Review - Friends and Enemies
BBC's adaptation of The Musketeers is a bit lacklustre, but worth persevering with.
China Mobile iPhone Deal is Important Move for Apple
After six years of negotiations, world's largest mobile operator is finally selling the iPhone.
Windows 9: Five Features We Want to See
Fed up of Windows 8? Microsoft hears you and is planning a new OS.
Spam Emails are Being Sent by Your Fridge
Hackers turn thousands of smart appliances into zombie computers to send out 750,000 malicious emails
Silk Road $28M Bitcoin Hoard to be Auctioned Off
A US court has given approval for the forfeiture of $28 million worth of bitcoin seized from the Silk Road server.
What is Net Neutrality Anyway?
Should ISPs be allowed to block certain applications, competitors and charge more for network performance?
Microsoft Ready to Scrap Windows 8 and Embrace Windows 9
Microsoft expected to reveal details about next version of Windows - codenamed Threshold - at it's Build developer conference in April.
Nestor Stock Surges 1,900% as Investors Confuse it with Google's Nest
A bankrupt company which made traffic enforcement systems has been confused with smart appliance company Google
