TECHNOLOGY

Despite releasing a slew of popular devices including the Xperia Play, Mini and Arc, Sony Ericsson today posted a net loss of €50 million.

Tech Giant Google's quarterly financial report has revealed that in just three short years since launch, its Android operating system is now running on an estimated 130 million smartphones and tablets.

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New reports suggest that Google's latest 3.2 version of its Android operating system is set for release in either late July or early August.

Apple is set to increase its flagship iPad tablet's power, beginning trial production of its next generation A6 chip.

iPhone and iPad maker Apple has just filed a patent for a new earphone designed to ensure customers never have to deal with a post-pocket headphone tangling emergency again.

The online music streaming service Spotify today launches in the U.S. but will it be able to compete in the country's already crowded online music market?

Buckling to the demands of "thousands upon thousands" of businesses, Google is reportedly racing to launch a corporate account setting on its new Google+ service.

Having just won its battle with Apple to use the App Store title, Amazon is set to open up a new front in its war against the tech giant, releasing a new own-brand tablet to take on the iPad.

The British Medical Association advised doctors to keep Facebook separate from their professional lives, as lines between both often become blurred.

A survey from YouGov has discovered that despite the increased sales figures of high-end smartphones such as Apple's iPhone 4 or Samsung's Galaxy S2, U.K. smartphone usage is slowing.

Tech Giant Apple has increased the cost of apps for its iOS running iPhone and iPad devices by an average rate of 17.5 per cent.

New reports indicate that Apple is intentionally delaying the launch of Google's new Google+ iPhone and iPad app's launch.

Nintendo's long-promised 3DS video application today went live in Europe.

Carrying on its AntiSec campain Anonymous hackers have taken down the websites of HB Gary, Rootkit and the International Revenue Code.

A rival hacker has claimed to have revealed the identity of the high-profile Anonymous hacker Sabu.

The Agricultural biotech company Monsanto today confirmed that its network had fallen victim to a cyber attack from the hacker collective Anonymous.

Windows Phone 7's forthcoming Mango version is set to appear on a slew of new smartphones, including one made by Galaxy S2 creator Samsung.

Sony and Adobe today revealed plans to offer developers $200,000 worth of cash incentives to boost the development of new apps for Sony's forthcoming S1 and S2 tablet devices.

Sony has unveiled a new three-year $20 million investment plan to help increase the number of exclusive titles on its PlayStation Network.

Newly discovered Apple patents indicate that in the future iOS devices including the iPad and iPhone could transfer files between devices using gesture commands.

Adding insult to injury, hacker collective Anonymous has release a new feedback form for its victims and followers.

Virgin Media has released its own-brand TiVo app for Android, allowing its customers to remotely record their favourite shows on the go.

A recent delay in the release of Sony's new Xperia Pro smartphone means that it could be hitting the U.K. market alongside Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5.

Social network were the first to reveal rumours the massive prize had been scooped by someone in the UK after the draw and a National Lottery spokesperson later confirmed Britain has produced Europe's biggest lottery winner.

Al Qaeda Using ‘Facebook and Twitter’ to Plan Terrorist Attacks.

A job post on Reed requesting iPhone sales specialists has indicated a mid-August rather than September launch for Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5 smartphone.

Leading U.S. Government and defence consultancy Booz Allen Hamilton has confirmed a breach in its cyber security, adding credence to Anonymous hackers previous claims.

Speaking at the Worldwide Partners Conference, Microsoft's Windows Phone president Andy Lees denied all claims suggesting future Windows tablets would run using the company's Windows Phone operating system.