Alex Hamilton

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.

New virus Cryptolocker is sweeping through systems in the UK, holding hundreds of thousands at ransom for Bitcoins.

U.S chain admits to hackers accessing millions of customers' information, including addresses and full names.

Computing giant IBM has purchased Aspera in order to increase their file transfer capabilities.

Requests to remove information from Google's search services have skyrocketed in the last year, the company reveals.

One of the earliest major backers for ARM chip processors in data severs has ceased operations due to a lack of capital.

Boffins in Switzerland have implemented a technical specification to enable a single power supply to be interchangeable between notebooks.

Internet sleuthes have discovered a new ASUS tablet on its way, featuring a digitiser and Windows 8.

Investors of Facebook are looking into pursuing damaging lawsuits against the company following a judge's ruling.

A malicious app named 'Google Vx' is copying user SMS messages and distributing them to email addresses in Asia, a security report states.

Facebook has acquired startup SportStream to add firepower to its real-time social media service.

PayPal has purchased app developer StackMob as another part of its growing mobile retail presence.

Samsung reportedly have a new agreement with Apple that splits the production of the firm's future processors between itself and TSMC.

Microsoft's video calling platform, Skype, is offering twelve months of free group calls to users. All they need is an email address.

Long-serving operating system Windows XP is still being used by a third of IT professionals, despite it's looming end-of-life.

Everything Everywhere strikes up deal with AT&T to provide travellers roaming 4G in the UK.

Google faces an antitrust investigation in Canada after the Competition Commissioner charges it with abusing its dominance.

Experienced software engineer Agüera y Arcas leaves Microsoft for arch-rival amid anti-Google campaign.