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Apple announces today that it is beginning construction on a $1 billion campus in Austin, TX, which will employ between...

It feels to me like the number of Apple-haters have increased in recent years. Almost to the point where it’s...

Dropbox has updated its Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android apps to include new notification features, more options and a better design.

Microsoft burns Twitter and Apple over their security features whilst admitting it was hacked in the same zero-day Java exploit as them.

Apple has become the third major tech company, after Facebook and Twitter, to admit that it was victim of a sophisticated hack at the end of January

A year after launching on iOS Hotspot Shield is giving away $1 million in premium accounts to new users as it reveals some impressive stats.

We interview Anchor Free's David Gorodyansky about modern myths of mobile security and how companies can protect their data on employees devices.

While Google may have turned 14 today, its hugely popular browser, Google Chrome, has just turned four. In its first four years Chrome has risen to number one spot, edging a narrow lead over the once dominant Internet Explorer.

Amazon's answer to Dropbox, Amazon Cloud Drive, is now available throughout Europe, having first launched in the United States 17 months ago.

Summer 2012's gaming releases get off to a good start in May with the release of Diablo 3 and Max Payne 3 - Al Valentyne takes a look.

In 1982 the Sinclair ZX Spectrum brought affordable home computing to the masses, and – as mentioned in part 1 – hundreds of new software companies were formed.

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum home computer was launched in the UK on April 23rd 1982, thirty years ago.

Apple sold more iOS devices last year than Macs in their entire 28-year history, having been originally introduced by Steve Jobs in 1984. In 2011, Apple sold 156 million iOS devices, while, since introduction, Apple has only sold 122 million Macs.

Amazon today, Wednesday, unveiled the Kindle Cloud Reader, an HTML5-based version of their Kindle book reader app that works on Chrome for Mac, Windows and Chrome OS, and on Safari for Mac, Windows and most notably the iPad.

The Apple Store has been down for two hours, almost certainly signaling the arrival of Mac OS X Lion, Apple's latest version of their desktop operating system, and possibly a refreshed MacBook Air, later today.

When Xobni launched for Outlook in 2008 the social email filtering application was quite rightly hailed with glowing reviews from the tech press and quickly developed an avid fanbase, not least within NASA and The U.S Army who are some of its most prominent users.