Joe Svetlik

The image at the Lumia 620 launch wasn't an official product, according to Nokia.

Google campus co-stars with Vaughn and Wilson in The Internship.

According to a teardown, the Surface Pro is one of the hardest-to-fix gadgets ever assembled.

Maybe Sony isn't as keen on adding a social aspect to the console as we were led to believe.

The music streaming service from Beats promises to 'curate' tunes, helping you find what you like.

High demand blamed, amid claims Microsoft didn't ship enough units to start with.

Fall from top place could be a worry as Apple looks at launching new products.

The console is said to be more of a home entertainment hub than previous generations.

The big G is said to be "very happy" with the take-up so far.

And Samsung has a "colossal" lead over Apple, according to stats from Canalys.

Microsoft's next gaming console will have Siri-style voice recognition skills, according to sources.

Ouya wants to launch a new gaming machine every 12 months, so you upgrade every year as with phones.

66 stores to close with more than 900 job losses expected, as chain struggles to hang on in the high street.

Star Wars and Star Trek director is Valve's pick to bring Gordon and GLADoS to cinemas.

Microsoft has revived an ad campaign that takes aim at Google, accusing it of reading your every email.

Microsoft's forthcoming console will have an 'always-on' internet connection, according to sources, meaning no secondhand games for us.

42% of 18-29-year-olds are spending less time on Facebook than last year. And the reasons may surprise you…

Though the open source planet-destroyer is still a little shy of its funding goal.

Amazon will launch its own currency in May, for buying games and apps on the Kindle Fire.

Dell is hoping to reverse its recent fortunes in a $24 billion deal that'll keep Michael Dell in control.

More than 68,000 people have pre-ordered the Android-powered console already, according to CEO Julie Uhrman.

The Android Sky+ app is playing catch-up to the iOS, which has had the feature for months now.

The mini computer's little brother has lower specs, but costs even less, and is better for the environment.

And when Samsung's new flagship telly touches down, it'll recommend what to watch.

'We haven't done enough on the marketing front,' admits CEO ahead of M7 launch.