Ever since Samsung edged past the elite smartphone club to compete against the Apple iPhone, the battle between these two tech giants has descended into nothing less than a tug-of-war.
Facebook submits $5bn initial public offering but founder and majority shareholder accepts tiny pay packet.
Nano to feature tiny camera in back of case, if series of photographs of prototype are to be believed.
MegaUpload users may heave a sigh of relief, as the companies that host the site's service, Carpathia Hosting and Cogent Communications, have mutually agreed to provide a two-week amnesty for the users' data from being deleted.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 will not be making its debut at Mobile World Congress, contrary to popular belief that the quad-core smartphone would appear in late February.
Amazon's share price has fallen almost nine percent after the company posted a 57 percent drop in profits for the fourth quarter of 2011.
Research in Motion's BlackBerry, which accounted for three percent mobile devices sales worldwide last year, is still the most preferred smartphone in the UK for the second year running.
A website has been setup to offer legal advice for any MegaUpload customers who are worried about losing their data, which is due to be deleted in two weeks' time.
US president fails to answer penetrating question about marijuana legislation during online interview.
Supermarket giant changes name of popular loaf in response to letter from little girl.
The advent of Redsn0w and Corona 1.0-8 update should fix all your iBook DRM issues pertaining to incorrect display of text and images, besides addressing app desktop crash vulnerability after jailbreaking the device.
In the aftermath of MegaUpload shutdown, a valiant game developer has unearthed a captivating game based on the events of the file-sharing website. The game takes a break from the obnoxious turn of the events and gives the gamer a new lease of life.
After the slow-motion plane crash that was 2011, Research in Motion feels that 2012 is the year to turn its BlackBerry brand around, and a team of cartoon superheroes is - apparently - the answer.
Samsung has denied reports that European Union regulators are investigating whether the company breached anti-trust laws during its current series of patent infringement cases.
Gameplayer who beat up and threatened 13-year-old boy in real world to drop online possessions found guilty of theft.
Security expert Rik Ferguson tells IBTimes UK that copyright legislation is very real threat to Britain's online freedoms.
Users' data on the seized MegaUpload website will be saved for two further weeks, according to the website's lawyer, despite being shut down by US authorities.
Apple is once again the number one smartphone supplier in the world, having shipped 37 million iPhones in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Hacking collective defaces French government website in protest over international copyright law.
Sky is to rival Netflix and LoveFilm by offering an internet TV subscription service, doing away entirely with the conventional satellite dish.
A subpoena demanding the Twitter information of an account associated with the Occupy movement has caused outrage among activist and hacktivist groups online.
Facebook has introduced the Timeline Movie Maker! You can now create your own films, using the Facebook Timeline to highlight popular posts and photographs.
Facebook is, for most of us, a rather harmless, if addictive, pastime. There are, however, darker sides to the popular social networking Web site.
Anti-Acta petition attracts more than one million signatures in less than a week.
UK ignores protests online and offline and accepts Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, leaving it just five signatures shy of universal EU approval.
HTC fans in Australia may well be heaving a sigh of relief. The first Long Term Evolution (LTE) Android smartphone - the HTC Velocity 4G - is all set to hit their markets.
Five technology companies, including Apple and Google, are set to face a lawsuit for claiming they violated a number of anti-trust laws.
50 Million Megaupload Users’ Data May be Erased by Thursday
With 2012's Mobile World Conference (MWC) just around the corner, the International Business Times UK has trawled the cyber highways to give you the latest dish on Samsung's highly anticipated next series of products.
The BBC iPlayer will be coming to Sky TV customers later in 2012 for no extra cost and will be included as part of Sky Anytime+ service.
