'MiniDuke' malware attacks European governments By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 Kaspersky Lab uncovers attempt to steal information from governments using malware hidden in Adobe PDF.
Amazon releases Cloud Player app for iPad By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 TechRadar Pro iPad-specific app lets users make the most of Amazon's cloud-based music service.
Tiny Freescale KL02 ARM chip bound for swallowable computers By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 Smallest chip of its kind opens up embedded possibilities
EA single identity system will keep track of gamers however you play By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 'Pervasive state' keeps you in the game, while EA keeps an eye on you.
4G is a curse on operators, warns Korea's biggest mobile network By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 Have UK providers just spent £2.3bn on a service their customers won't pay for?
Eidos boss trashes videogame violence alarmists By Jools Whitehorn published 27 February 13 Eidos Life President Ian Livingstone fights the fantasists who blame pixel gore for real-life crime.
Motorola vs Microsoft: 13 patent claims thrown out By Jools Whitehorn published 8 February 13 Google and Motorola Mobility lose major battle in patent war with Microsoft.
Million dollar bionic man unveiled By Jools Whitehorn published 8 February 13 The Science Museum shows you what medical technology has in store for your insides.
Nexus One to boldly go where no phone has gone before By Jools Whitehorn published 8 February 13 Google's smartphone is at the heart of a satellite launching this month
iTunes U updated to allow unverified courses By Jools Whitehorn published 26 July 12 Teachers can sidestep the usual verification process when creating private courses
Google, Facebook, Amazon and eBay form the Internet Association By Jools Whitehorn published 26 July 12 New lobbying group headed up by web giants aims to get its point across in Washington
O2 rolls out free Wi-Fi for London 2012 By Jools Whitehorn published 25 July 12 Seven large free Wi-Fi hotspots across the capital during the Olympic games
NTP signs huge patent deal with Apple, Google, Microsoft and 10 others By Jools Whitehorn published 24 July 12 All the biggest names in mobile have made a collective deal for wireless email delivery patent
MySpace to get revamp with help from Justin Timberlake By Jools Whitehorn published 23 July 12 New owners learn lessons from the past and put the focus back on the music
Twitter and NBC form 'Olympics hub' By Jools Whitehorn published 23 July 12 Twitter and NBC join forces to broadcast tweets from across the Olympic games.
LG Korea takes orders for 84-inch Ultra HD TVs By Jools Whitehorn published 20 July 12 A limited run of 84-inch monster TVs with a massive 4K resolution is coming
Micron shows new future for phone storage By Jools Whitehorn published 19 July 12 A brand new kind of memory for mobile devices could oust silicon storage from the top spot.
Sony unveils Android 4.0 Walkman By Jools Whitehorn published 19 July 12 Sony has unveiled four new Walkman models including one that runs on Android 4.0 with FLAC support
OUYA $99 Android console scoops $5m in Kickstarter funding By Jools Whitehorn published 18 July 12 The ambitious new console prototype smashes its $950,000 target
PayPal buys Card.io to photograph your credit card By Jools Whitehorn published 18 July 12 PayPal has bought Card.io, a young company that has developed technology for using smartphone cameras to scan credit cards.
My Xbox Live app update brings full Companion remote to iPad By Jools Whitehorn published 17 July 12 Microsoft has added full iPad support to the My Xbox Live app so you can now control your Xbox with your iPad.
LG to develop 60-inch transparent flexible OLED displays By Jools Whitehorn published 16 July 12 LG has been picked by the Korean government to spearhead a project to build huge, flexible OLED displays.
Microsoft Research creates sword fighting for smartphones By Jools Whitehorn published 16 July 12 Microsoft Research has created a "hardware localisation technology" that lets users sword fight using their smartphones.
Intel to use facial recognition to target TV ads By Jools Whitehorn published 8 June 12 Intel is working on a set top box that uses facial recognition to broadcast targeted advertising.
Unreal Engine 4 demoed on video By Jools Whitehorn published 8 June 12 Epic Games has lifted the lid off Unreal Engine 4, the latest version of its game engine software.
