Joe Svetlik

Barnes and Noble has launched its Nook Video store in the UK, and it's the first in Blighty to bring UltraViolet access.

Microsoft has halved its orders for Surface tablets, according to a report.

Nintendo's president has apologised the company's latest console wasn't ready to get online out of the box.

Lenovo's 7-inch Android tablet goes on sale in the UK next week, and will be one of the cheapest around.

An Apple video never meant to be seen by the public has leaked, detailing the company's retail philosophy.

The update to Android Jelly Bean has now reached HTC One X handsets all over the world.

The 5-inch 1080p smartphone won't come to Europe, HTC announced on its Facebook page. But will it just be in another guise?

The TV service has lost its appeal in the High Court over its trademark, and may have to change its name.

The manufacturer of the iPhone and iPad has reportedly started replacing assembly line workers with robots.

Comet's fire sale has begun, with everything reportedly reduced. But you'll have to head down to a store to bag a bargain.

Microsoft has issued its first updates to its Surface RT tablet, and they make the device work a whole lot smoother.

Office is coming to the iPhone, iPad, and Android in early 2013, according to sources.

Foxconn isn't manufacturing iPhones quickly enough because the device is tricky to make, according to the Chinese company's chairman.

It's due at the end of the month, so here's Nintendo president Satoru Iwata showing us what the excitement is about.

HTC's 5-inch mobile-cum-tablet has leaked with what looks like an official photo.

Sources have confirmed that Microsoft is working on a gaming tablet named Xbox Surface.

Those with iPhones are less likely to buy another Apple handset than ever before, according to a study.

Facebook's iOS app has been updated, with photo features that Twitter was rumoured to be readying for its own apps.

LG has posted its third straight quarter of profits, which is pretty good considering the dire economic situation.

Charges against Sony have been dismissed by a judge, who said: "there is no such thing as perfect security."

Nintendo has gone on record with its financials for the first half of the year, and the tough times continue.

Chinese mobile makers pose a threat to national security and should be banned, says a US Intelligence Committee.

A prototype of the world's slimmest 100-lumen laser projector module has been spotted in Japan.

Here's an upside to Apple Maps: you won't rack up a huge bill using it, as it's five times more data efficient than Google Maps, according to experts.

The edge-to-edge Motorola mobile is now available both online and in-store.