Matthew Chapman

As the Samsung Galaxy S3 release date edges ever closer we round up the list of official accessories that complement the smartphone.

A Nokia Lumia app will update the smartphones' cameras to offer Smart Group Shot, Action Shot, Panorama and Self-Timer features.

Max Payne 3 sees the return of the surly, pill popping, whisky swilling gun for hire, who uses his mix of bullet-time shooting sprees and detective noir to entertain if not enlighten.

Waterstones' UK stores will sell Amazon's Kindle ebook reader and the high street book retailer will launch its own in-store ebook service.

Yahoo has agreed to sell half its 40 percent share in Alibaba Group for $7.1bn, with most of that money going back to shareholders.

FlexiShareTrade helps investors keep track of their shares and provides financial news and access to fun features such as a Twitter feed for day traders.

Hitman: Absolution has revealed a further screenshot and another 'accidental' death.

Those using tablets or smartphone while watching TV offer advertisers a huge opportunity - but only if their strategy is right,

Kinect Play Fit on Microsoft Xbox 360 will track users exercise habits across a number of games.

Videogames such as Age Of Empires, Championship Manager and Guitar Hero should be on the National Curriculum, according to a discussion panel at the launch of the annual Nottingham GameCity Prize.

A look back at the small tweaks and big jumps that have changed Facebook from a website used by college students to a social network with 901m users.

UPDATE: Max Payne 3: The Official Soundtrack now available on iTunes.

Apple's iPhone 4S voice assistant Siri claimed the Nokia Lumia 900 is the best smartphone, but has since changed its mind.

An Open Rights Group report suggests that child protection filtering is leading to mobile internet censorship.

Forbes.com names five current CEOs it believes should be fired, including Cisco's John Chambers, Jeffrey Immelt at GE, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer, Sears' Edward Lampert and Mike Duke at WalMart.

Microsoft has invested in Pirate Pay a company whose software stops illegal file-sharing by disrupting users’ IP addresses.

Nokia introduces the Nokia 110, 111, 112 and 113 mobile phones, with release dates in the second and third quarters this year.

Twitter has 10 million active users in the UK, with four out of five users logging in via mobile phones.

We test four Ultrabooks in our group test of the ultra-slim laptops: the Acer Aspire S3, Asus Zenbook UX31, HP Folio 13 and Toshiba Satellite Z830.

Nokia 305, 306 and 311 leaked images have appeared online showing a Meego-style interface.

Wi-Fi blocking wallpaper that uses patterns of silver crystals to obstruct certain frequencies has been developed by French scientists.

Ubisoft’s Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth game will launch on Xbox Kinect and Wii U with an autumn release date.

The BBC’s second screen strategy of creating apps for individual shows is a year out of date, says Zeebox founder Ernesto Schmitt.

Oxford University neurologist Baroness Susan Greenfield claims that mobile phone technology changes the way our brains work.

A hands on review of London 2012 - The Official Videogame of the Olympic Games, from the launch at the BT Tower attended by Daley Thompson.

Sexy Lollipop Chainsaw outfits can be unlocked throughout the gaming campaign, as you battle zombies in a post-apocalyptic world while looking fabulous.

Senseg's E-Sense haptic technology, which allows tablet users to 'feel' items shown onscreen, may not be heading to Apple's iPad as was expected.

Google may add voice control or a virtual assistant to Android tablets soon, according to an executive in charge of mobile in the UK.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that two separate Virgin Media advertisements were misleading.