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Old Bailey clears Essex woman of conspiracy to launder proceeds from £1m bullion van heist in Belgium.

We look at this week's iPad mini rumours, which include claims that the tablet is in mass production with a 17 October announcement.

A letter written by Albert Einstein in 1954, about a year before his death, on his views on religion, will be auctioned on eBay (eBay.com).

EE will open its 4G network to the public from 30 October following the agreement of a 4G timetable by all mobile carriers and Ofcom.

Apple responds to the iPhone 5 camera's issue that relate to a purple haze appearing in the pictures.

Google-owned Motorola Mobility has mysteriously dropped its patent infringement lawsuit against Apple.

A US sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been lifted and the company has added the iPhone 5 to its list of allegedly patent-infringing products.

Ofcom and major mobile operators meet government to thrash out solution to 4G impasse.

There is no information on the pricing and release date of the devices which could run on Jelly Bean.

A major Apple investor has heard from multiple sources the iPad mini will launch later this month.

After Europe's win in the Ryder Cup, we look at the best golfing apps for iPhone and iPad to improve your game.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to AvatarLabs founder Rex Cook on the changing face of technology, business and innovation in the entertainment industry.

A new tweak called Unlock iOS 6 Maps brings 3D maps and turn-by-turn features to Apple's older iPhones.

Apple A4 iPhones and iPods running iOS 6 can now be downgraded to iOS 5.1.1 using SHSH blobs and the latest version of RedSn0w.

Can the super high-resolution display make Acer's flagship a real iPad challenger?

Apple CEO Tim Cook has apologised for the quality of maps in iOS 6 and has even suggests users try the Google Maps website instead.

An alleged internal video leaked from RIM shows two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones

ASUS is reportedly planning to launch two new Nexus 7 tablets by the end of the year.

We look at the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity, a 10.1in Android tablet with a powerful, quad-core 1.6GHz processor and keyboard dock.

Nokia announces Europe price and release of Lumia 920 and Lumia 820.

iPhone 5's processor has been clocked at higher speed at 1.3GHz with a new Geekbench build version 2.3.6.

Display problems, faulty Wi-Fi connections, buggy iOS 6 maps service, damage out of the box and light leak are some of the issues afflicting iPhone 5.

Glitch attributed to iOS's default behaviour of connecting to a Wi-Fi network and some problem at Apple's end.

Apple chose to move away from Google Maps to build its own app more than a year before its contract with the company ended.

Samsung’s mobile browser is to be pitted against Chrome, Safari and Android browsers.

Jailbreakers find cracking the iOS6 a formidable task as it is tethered, buggy and has broken Cydia features.

Barnes & Noble has announced 7in and 9in tablets which look to challenge Google and Apple costing from just £159.

We compare the Samsung Galaxy S3, our current favourite smartphone, against the new iPhone 5 with its 4in screen and A6 processor.

The application, named NMHMC Harvey, has a cloud-based virtual microscope system that will enable iPad users explore Einstein’s brain anatomy at cellular level.

Samsung is demanding a retrial of its $1bn patent dispute with Apple on the grounds of jury misconduct.