Kate Solomon

CES 2014 The Smart TV interface game is on and Philips is backing Android all the way.

Surprise end of year launches are in vogue thanks to Mrs Carter, but we suspect these two rumoured HP handsets won't cause as much of a stir.

It's a New York State of mind for Asus as it hints at its Vegas line-up.

The next generation of smart TVs will be able to stream some Netflix shows in 4K Ultra HD.

Looks like mega huge curved TVs will be big at CES this year - but LG's going for a cheaper LCD screen over the ever-popular OLED.

What did we search for in 2013? Phones, consoles and dead celebrities.

Perfect for the 'tweet first, research later' crowd, Twitter may soon allow you to edit your already-published tweets.

Blink and you'd have missed Twitter changing what it meant to block someone because it's already changed it back.

HP's CEO Meg Whitman insists that desktop PCs are not going the way of the dodo before hinting at a new tablet-laptop hybrid.

You can now enjoy the full Spotify experience for free on your tablet, as well as listening to shuffled songs on your phone without paying a penny.

Samsung has taken a minute to sit back and bask in its latest sales figures, with the Note 3 hitting 10 million after just three months on sale.

It all seemed so innocent, but an Android torch app has been shedding light on more than just your keys.

Acer's pulled another all-in-one out of the bag but the battery-powered Z3-600 isn't tethered to your table-top.

A recently discovered botnet has posted 2 million passwords to sites including Yahoo, Google, Facebook and Twitter online.

No more twisting, turning and flipping your USB connector before you realise you had it right the first time.

The YotaPhone and it's screen-on-the-front, screen-on-the-back approach has hit shelves in some European countries, with more to follow.

Spotify has added some new artist-friendly features to try to reassure bands that it's worth being on.

New commenting system isn't perfect but that's not Google+'s fault, says tireless Google+ advocate (Google).

It doesn't look as though time is up for the smartwatch trend as ZTE makes plans to launch a wristwarmer of its own in 2014.

Updated LG's TVs have come under fire for sharing user data even when privacy settings are switched to on.

This just in from Captain Obvious: a future iPhone with a bigger screen might also cost more.

Interview Sound doesn't travel in space so how do you handle it in an action film that sells itself on its intergalactic realism?

Updated A new option had begun appearing in Twitter settings that lets you receive private messages from any of your followers. But now it's gone.

Google has developed a new video detection and fingerprinting system to track videos of child abuse across the web.

Blip Snapchat turned down Facebook's $3bn offer - but then Google came calling.