San Francisco's Department of Environment plans to ban city agencies from buying Macs after Apple pulls out of an environmental scheme.

Apple says it will start selling the new iPad in China on 20 July, after it settled a dispute involving rights to the "iPad" name in the country.

Spencer Kelly reports on the flexible thin sheets of plastic going into production in 2013 which will be able to display video.

Google begins uploading Android 4.1 to Galaxy Nexus devices despite Apple's claims that one of its search patents has been infringed.

The "world's first" film festival dedicated to the internet's vast collection of cute cat videos is announced.

Researchers studying graphene - sheets of carbon just an atom thick - are shocked to find it repairs itself automatically when holes are made in it.

Chinese regulators say websites available in the country will have to pre-screen and censor videos for "vulgar content".

The US government organises a "summit" to tackle computer controlled phone calls by criminals trying to defraud the public.