News that details of 100 million Facebook users was understandably met with some panic - particularly because the data was then dumped on file-sharing service...

Shock, horror: loads of publicly-available data has been, er, leaked to the public on BitTorrent.

A wordy headline, to be sure, but a pleasing one nonetheless.

Plus new-for-old deal for PMSE The government has endorsed the plan to pass organisation of the digital dividend mega auction back to Ofcom, with universal...

Copy protection has always been a concern in the Android Market, primarily because applications can be sideloaded onto phones without a root or other modification...

Time Inc. likes to show off its iPad apps as a symbol of the company’s future.

Facebook, which has been testing a new feature that lets users pose questions to the entire Facebook community and answer others, is finally launching the...

Facebook users may have control over how their information is shared, but they don’t always get to decide where and in what form that information...

Apparently RIM and AT&T are getting together to throw a shindig next week.

Last week a clever, duplicitous fifteen-year-old got Apple to approve an iPhone flashlight app which contained a secret tethering utility.

Let's be honest -- you saw this one coming, didn't you?

Oh this keeps getting better. Motorola zinged Apple with a Droid X ad a while back, now Apple dissed Motorola’s Droid X in a recent...

Details are pretty light on this one, but it looks like this may be the successor to the cheap-n-cheerful myTouch slide.

Fresh off the heels of launching a slew of new products yesterday, Apple this morning debuted Safari 5.0.1, switching the flip on Safari Extensions and...

Remember the first time you used Google Street View? Amazing, right?