Alex Hamilton

CES 2014 Samsung has announced the 2014 edition of its all-in-one ATIV One 7, along with a host of new features.

CES 2014 Samsung's ATIV Book 9 series gets revamped for 2014 with a slew of improved features.

HP continues its 'restructure' with an announcement that it will be cutting a further 5,000 jobs.

Acer adds another all-in-one to its line up - the 21-inch, Snapdragon-powered DA223.

Acer's new-design ultrabook returns with Aspire V7 stylings and is now available in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Acer outs the TA272 HUL, a 27-inch all-in-one that gives Android the Quad-HD treatment.

Microsoft's Project Siena, an app-making application, lets users create easy-to-use apps with no programming experience.

Elite Systems hopes to bring back old gaming console Sinclair ZX Spectrum for tablets, mobiles and computers via apps.

Figures from NetApplications show that newer Windows versions are on the rise, while Windows XP falls as its end-of-life nears.

A report released by researchers at Websense has revealed that Windows crash errors and the reports they send could be easily accessed by hackers and spies.

Documents leaked recently show that the NSA may have had access to millions of iPhones.

Highly knowledgeable hackers have attacked ATMs in Europe with malicious code, enabling the machines to spit out cash as they want.

Nokia have a large slice of the Windows Phone pie as 2013 ends.

Telecommunications company Sprint is shoring up its acquisitions ahead of challenging AT&T in 2014.

Android app "Fill that Hole" has government sponsorship to help repair the UK's roads.

In a series of counter-lawsuits, Google is striking back at consortium and accused patent troll Rockstar.

Industry's first 8 gigabit mobile DRAM will lead to much faster phones in the future.

New technology from Google will enable advertisers to only pay if their advert is definitely visible to users.

Co-founder of BlackBerry, Mike Lazaridis, has cut his share amid more financial woes for the handset maker.

Russian hacker "HASH" gains access to BBC servers over Christmas, attempts to sell data.

A survey conducted on the UK public finds that superfast broadband is what most believe to be the future of Britain's economy.

The Acer FT200HQL releases this week, becoming one of the lowest priced touch-monitors available in the market.

The long awaited deal between Apple and China Mobile has been confirmed, giving the iPhone company a way to increase their market presence.

Government agency pays huge lump sum to gain a backdoor into security programs on personal computers.

Local councils have not adopted the Government's cloud service as quickly as Whitehall might have hoped.