Jools Whitehorn

Updated A new study has found that Google Android is slipping out of favour with developers.

A new government list of major threats to the UK has identified solar flares as one of the top risks to the country's way of life.

NEC has announced that it is developing a super-thin battery that could be incorporated into credit cards or bendable screens.

Updated The new iPad 3 is out today, and developers around the world are getting busy updating their apps to make the most of the new tablet's high-resolution Retina Display.

Manufacturer Blaze has confirmed that it is producing a NeoGeo handheld console loaded with games from the 90s.

Google is set to shake up its search results by adding facts and direct answers to its usual list of ranked pages.

Billboard magazine's Hot 100 songs chart will include data from music streaming and subscription sites for the first time.

Microsoft Research is working on a project that will let users translate their own voice into other languages.

Samsung has created a sensor capable of capturing both a standard RGB image and depth information at the same time.

Microsoft is releasing a special edition white version of the Xbox 360 4GB Kinect bundle in May.

After six years in development, the credit-card sized Raspberry Pi computer has gone on sale and sold out almost immediately.

A Samsung executive has admitted that the company is struggling in the tablet market.

A new study suggests that active video games have no more positive effect upon children's fitness than inactive ones.

The Sunday Times has alleged that Facebook has been reading users' text messages.

Sony Mobile Communications has released a preview beta ROM for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Proview Shenzen, a Chinese company that claims it still has rights to the iPad name in China, has now brought the fight to Apple's home turf by filing a lawsuit in a US superior court in California.

Google's rumoured AR goggles which combine a heads up display (HUD), camera and smartphone tech in a wearable device could go on sale as soon as this year.

The Pirate Bay could be blocked by ISPs in the UK after a High Court ruling that its operators "incite or persuade" copyright infringement.

Intel has combined a Wi-Fi transceiver with a dual-core Atom processor, opening up the possibility of slimmer mobile devices with longer battery life.

Sony has released details of cross-play offers which will allow users to play games on both PS3 and Vita at no additional cost.

Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference last night to deliver the keynote speech.

A piece of Android malware has been discovered that steals money by giving itself root access then connecting to a botnet to make premium rate texts and calls.

Google has set up a program to accurately assess how people are using their browsers, including exactly which sites they visit.

The Japanese UMD Passport service that allows PSP users to download versions of their physical UMD games to the PlayStation Vita won't be available in the US.

Details of the Spark Linux-based tablet have emerged which actively encourages users to play with its software.