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Apple CEO Tim Cook has called for the US government to slash corporate tax rates before it will repatriate its $100bn in offshore savings.

After the launch of the Xbox One and the PS4, it looks like game consoles are for everyone now, but is that a good thing?

A major update to Flickr has sparked a user backlash, as more than 8,000 complaints are published on the site's forum.

Deputy prime minister Eamon Gilmore says Dublin not at fault for Apple's tax avoidance schemes.

For this week's mobile game of the week we have a look at Dots: A Game About Connecting which is available now on iOS

Apple's App Store has passed the 50 billion downloads milestone, with the customer responsible awarded a $10,000 gift card.

Samsung to look into increasing the storage of 16GB Galaxy S4, which offers just 9GB to the user, after BBC Watchdog exposé.

At its I/O developer's conference, Google has revealed a completely redesigned and re-imagined version of Google Maps

Google has updated its search tool to work with voice commands, interact with data from Google Now, and understand natural language.

BBM could become the next major social network, but only if it can get Android and iPhone users to engage.

Google takes on BlackBerry Messenger, iOS and WhatsApp with Hangouts, the free cross-platform messaging app announced at I/O.

Nokia has announced the Lumia 925, and while it is thinner and lighter than the Lumia 920, it misses out in some areas.

Android and Samsung continue to dominate smartphone market, as total phone sales fall flat with waning feature phone interest.

McAfee LiveSafe brings biometric security with facial and voice recognition to keep your files safe and devices protected.

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has resigned as the company's UK director, days after subsidiary TweetDeck was dissolved for failing to file accounts.

Our mobile game of the week is The Nightjar, a sound-oriented horror story narrated by Star Trek's Benedict Cumberbatch

Apple and Samsung dominate, but in their wake Sony is making the most of what customers are left.

Mobile banking apps now represent the front line of financial security as cyber criminals look to replace Bonnie and Clyde.

The BlackBerry Q10 has a physical keyboard and better battery life, but the Z10 has a much larger screen; but which should you buy?

We round up the ten best Blackberry apps of the week including WhatsApp, Dropbox, Fly Kiwi Fly and Songza

The BlackBerry Q10 is the second smartphone to run BlackBerry 10 and sees the company go back to its roots with a physical keyboard.

We look at the design, screen, camera and software features of the two best smartphones of 2013, the HTC one and Samsung Galaxy S4.

Analysis by JP Morgan suggests the fabled budget iPhone may in fact be a mid-range smartphone priced over £300.

Can the most anticipated smartphone of 2013 live up to expectations?

BlackBerry will face increased competition from Samsung and Apple as the Pentagon approves both for Defence Department use.

From Glass and Games to Nexus, Babel and the Motorola X smartphone, we look ahead to Google's I/O 2013 developer conference.

Intel has named chief operating officer Brian Krzanich as its new CEO, while Renée James becomes president.

Princess Eugenie went "bright-red" after Beyonce Knowles asked her to sing along with her during Mrs. Carter Show held at London’s O2 arena.

A leaked document from Japanese carrier claims that iPhone 5S Pre-orders will begin from 20 June, followed by its release in July.

Rich Riley, Shazam’s newly-appointed CEO, talks about the potential of Shazaming TV shows and the inevitable stock market flotation.