TECHNOLOGY

As bitcoin's value rebounds, co-founder of the Bitcoin Foundation Charle Shrem pleads not guilty to money laundering.

You can now use your Chromecast to wirelessly send Presentations from Google Drive directly to your TV.

Reports suggest production of Apple's fabled iWatch has already begun for an autumn launch.

More younger people are adopting image based social media platform, such as Tumblr, Snapchat and Instagram

New Macbook Air 2014 range released by Apple today, boasting faster processors and lower prices.

The technology gives new insights into how a brain functions

Step-by-step guide to install Android 4.4.2 KitKat revolutionary S5 ROM on Galaxy S3 I9300.

Which High-End Android Smartphone is Better?

Account holders can send up to £250 a day to friends by linking mobile number to bank account

First Dot London websites go live as new domain names go on sale

Over 300,000 have so far signed up for new mobile banking app out of 30 million who are eligible to use it.

Windows Phone 8.1 users can uninstall any OEM apps.

Russia's official media watchdog says freedom of speech 'does not mean everything is permitted'.

Samsung's quarterly results reveal slip in smartphone market share for the first time in four years

In the coming weeks and months Microsoft will need to answer some tough questions to see if the Nokia deal will be a success or not:

Nokia reported a profits increase of 10% for first quarter.

A slight recovery across all major markets following a recent tumble, as news emerges that MtGox may still be saved

Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo with model number SM-G750H spotted at Zauba.

Creditors of MtGox in the US and Canada have agreed to settle their lawsuits against the bitcoin exchange to help rebuilding plans.

Game-changing technology could have significant implications for people with pacemakers

David Hunt built the PiPhone as part of a DIY project to test the capabilities of the Raspberry Pi.

Google's driverless cars can deal with thousands of situations during day-to-day driving

Former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop claims he acted in company's best interests and was not a "Trojan horse" for Microsoft.

Microsoft is planning to launch a smartphone later this year with a high resolution front-facing camera perfect for taking selfies.

Tizen smartphone design and specifications not very different from Galaxy S4.

Sony's entrance to the fitness band market - the simple and sleek Smartband SWR10 - is likeable but loseable

Samsung acknowledges camera issue with the Galaxy S5 but claims only "very limited" number of units affected.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime will be aimed at European and American markets.

A zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer will be the first major flaw Microsoft won't fix for Windows XP users.