News In BriefIf Roy Hodgson was a stat-loving Fifa-playing manager, Ferdinand would have had the call-up.

Flexible OLED displays could be making their way to our gadgets sooner rather than later.

Apple's lawyers are having a lovely time rebutting a lawsuit against Siri filed by a bunch of dissatisfied iPhone 4S owners.

Reports from Asia are suggesting Apple has placed orders for larger screens for the upcoming iPhone 5.

Kodak has launched two new all-in-one printers, featuring Wi-Fi technology which enables printing on the go.

Apple could be putting wheels into motion as it slowly starts to gear up towards the iPhone 5 launch later this year.

Google could be planning on giving up to five mobile makers early access to Android 5.0 rather than focusing on one Nexus device.

Forget fibre broadband connections - scientists in Japan have managed transfer rates of 3Gbps using T-ray technology.

HTC said it was going to cut down the number of handsets it made in 2012 to save money, but now we're not so sure.

InterviewNvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang plans to replace GPUs yet still sell them. Plus playing the latest games on your TV – but without a console.

Aaron Sorkin, the man who won an Oscar for writing The Social Network, will pen the film based on the Steve Jobs biography.

Gary MarshallWe're not in the late 1990s any more. Chrome won't thrive if Apple doesn't mess up Safari.

Apple's MacBook Pros will make the switch from AMD GPUs to Nvidia graphics to complement Intel's Ivy Bridge processors.

Case and accessory maker Incase jumps into the audio game with some surprisingly well made entries

Police who catch pedestrians in the act can issue a jaywalking ticket for $85.

Project Glass's initial design may be less futuristic than was initially expected, but anything is possible for the future.

The Windows 8 Family Safety toolset will send weekly usage reports and allow parents to block specific websites and apps.

Steve Ballmer is the world's worst CEO, according to business bible Forbes.

UpdatedTaking on the budget smartphone market is getting tough these days, but RIM's new Curve 9320 is well-placed to achieve success.

News in BriefSamsung has created a slightly creepy new advert to sell the Samsung Galaxy S3 based on its prowess in the field of stalking.

A new version of Windows Phone is in the offing, and ZTE's budget handset just might help bring the operating system to the masses.

Motorola's Defy line of Android smartphones continues with a new, small, low cost addition. Is the baby of the family up to scratch?

Less than ground-breaking specs, largely uninspiring styling and a less than fluid user experience, but impressive pricing.

The BBC has unveiled its digital plans for the London 2012 Olympics and it's certainly not doing things by halves.

Samsung may find itself in a spot of bother in the States, as Apple has won an appeal in a patent infringement case.