Stu Robarts

A new report from Gartner suggests that the use of 3D printing to produce living tissue and organ, or 'bioprinting', will spark a major ethical debate on its use by 2016.

New figures suggest that Samsung shipped over 300 million smartphones in 2013, over 30 per cent of all shipments.

US telecoms provider AT&T has confirmed that it will not make an offer for Vodafone, at the request of the UK Takeover Panel.

The BBC has confirmed that its former Chief Technology Officer John Linwood was sacked for failing to deliver the £100m Digital Media Initiative (DMI).

A new study has found that people in developing countries believe personal technology improves job opportunities, economic growth and education.

Travel website Expedia has lost a quarter of its search engine visibility, according to data from Search Metrics.

IBM's Chief Executive and senior management team have said they will "forgo" their 2013 bonuses in light of the company's performance.

A report by Digital UK has highlighted concerns about the availability of broadcasting space on the radio frequency spectrum.

Verizon and Intel have announced that the former will purchase the assets of Intel Media, Intel's cloud TV arm.

LA-based security firm says it has identified the individual behind the malware used to hack Target and potentially Neiman Marcus.

Nokia is set to add the Lumia 1520 and 2520 models to its business trial scheme.