TECHNOLOGY

A new post on the Sony PlayStation European blog has revealed the company's plans to bring games previously released exclusively in Japan and the U.S. to Europe.

Apple has managed to secure an agreement ensuring that Galaxy device making rival Samsung won't release its highly anticipated Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia until the two company's lawsuit is resolved.

The manufacturer currently responsible for building devices such as the Apple iPad and Sony PlayStation 3 has announced new plans to replace yet more workers with robots over the next three years.

British police have detained a third suspected LulzSec member, meaning that if LulzSec's claims are true, up to half of the hacker group could already have been caught by the world's law enforcement.

A new slew of cyber attacks have hit South Korea-based SK Communications service, Cyworld and NATE leaving as many as 35 million account holder's personal information compromised.

Just after Apple boasted record breaking iPhone and iPad sales figures, tech giant Samsung has introduced a new policy clarifying it will no longer release any data regarding smartphone and tablet sales figures and forecasts.

John Prescott does it a lot. Nick Clegg has been known to do it. And the speaker's wife is always at it. Twitter has taken the political world by storm, with more than a third of MP's signed up to the social media tool.

As its console and games sales dwindle Nintendo has announced that it will be opening up its current 3DS and forthcoming Wii U consoles to downloadable content.

According to Blockbuster Sony's forthcoming new PlayStation Vita portable games console will be hitting stores this October.

UK network provider Vodafone has dropped HTC's forthcoming Evo 3D, fearing that it won't be able to compete with the other smartphones set for release alongside it.

As Nintendo's latest 3DS console continues to underwhelm Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has announced that he will be taking a 50 per cent pay cut to help alleviate the company's resultant financial problems.

New reports show Apple's iPhone series of smartphones to be one of the fastest growing devices on the market.

New reports suggest that the BBC is keen to produce games based on its popular television series.

Tech giant Sony has denied previous reports suggesting that it planned to cut is forthcoming PlayStation Vita handheld's RAM.

PacketVideo has filed a patent infringement complaint against music streaming service Spotify.

Ahead of its promised FBI data-dump hacker collective Anonymous has targeted U.S. security contractor Man Tech.

A new report has suggested that Windows Phone's forthcoming new ranges of mango-powered handsets will correspond with the alleged September arrival of Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5.

Before Apple has even confirmed the iPhone 5's name, let alone release date, a new study has arisen indicating that over a third of consumers plan to buy the fabled smartphone upon release.

A new interview from Novarama CEO Dani Sánchez-Crespo indicates that Sony's forthcoming PlayStation Vita handheld games console has had its RAM cut.

Of the big-three games companies only Microsoft's Xbox 360 has seen increased sales, with Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii both seeing a downturn.

Alongside its new OpPayPal hacker collective Anonymous has promised to release a fresh batch of data taken from the U.S. FBI.

New research suggests that Google's new Google+ service is already in decline, with the number of visitors accessing the service dropping by the day.

BT has lost its battle against Hollywood as it has been forced to block web users in the UK from accessing an illegal download site, Newzbin2, following legal action by the Motion Picture Association (MPA).Newzbin2, is a web site hosted abroad which has up to with 700,000 members and provides an index of films, music and software available for free but unlicensed download from the peer-to-peer network Usenet.

While Anonymous led OpPayPal rages PayPal exec Sam Shrauger has issued a fresh statement claiming that the competition can't compete.

Having dropped its full-year profit forecasts by 82 per cent games industry veteran Nintendo has slashed the retail price of its ailing 3DS games console.

EA CEO John Riccitiello has predicted the death of console gaming, claiming that in the near future devices such as Apple's iPad 2 will become the primary gaming medium.

Sony Corporation has suffered a $191 million loss for the financial quarter ending 30 June, after sales of its flagship PlayStation 3 console dwindled.

New reports suggest that the new Apple iPhone 5's September release will be closely followed by its new iPad 3.

As well as seeing an alleged 20K-plus users close their PayPal accounts, Anonymous' new OpPayPal has led to a $1 billion loss for PayPal's parent company eBay.