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More money was spent online during this year's Cyber Monday than on any other single day in history. And even more could be able to come this season.

Data protection experts Threatscape tell us how you can protect your identity and wallet when shopping online this Cyber Monday.

In a month filled with important announcements from respective smartphone manufacturers, including Apple, Nokia, Motorola Mobility and HTC, comScore has published its Mobile Subscriber Market Share report that places Samsung ahead of all other device makers and Android miles ahead of all other mobile platforms.

ComScore data shows that more Europeans use Outlook.com than Gmail but Google's email service is growing faster, although it's still not growing as fast as Russia's Mail.ru & Yandex Mail

comScore's recent analysis of tablet use in the US reports that we are increasingly using them to consume media, especially games & books, but not necessarily for socialising.

We're using the internet more but our browsers less, as smartphone apps (specifically Facebook's) takes over.

Apple’s Siri is a direct threat to Google’s search market share, according to Eric Schmidt in a letter to the U.S. Senate’s Antitrust Subcommittee.

Google remains the dominant search market share leader with 65.4% of all explicit searches in the US in February 2011, according to comScore qSearch analysis. Yahoo! came in second with 16.1% market share, Bing at 13.6%, Ask at 3.2%, and AOL at 1.7%. Explicit searches are those that reflect specific user intent to interact with the search results.

According to comScore, Google’s Android is the fastest growing smartphone platform in Germany. The data from comScore MobiLens reports on the three month average period in Germany ending November 2010.

According to comScore data released today for the month of August, Facebook is now the second most popular platform to watch online video content, narrowly overtaking Yahoo!