The New York firm that bought Digg relaunches the social news site with a bolder design and integration with Twitter and Facebook.

Electronic Arts offers a free-to-play option on its flagship online video game after subscription numbers fall below one million.

Two online poker companies agree a $731m (£466m) settlement with the US justice department over illegal internet gambling charges.

The judge in an ongoing Apple-Samsung patent trial wants to know who authorised a press release publicising evidence ruled inadmissible.

Anonymous vows to "take down" a French company trying to trademark the hacking collective's logo and slogan.

The popular online storage service reveals a file containing users' email addresses was stolen from one of it staff's accounts.

The search giant sends its media streamer back to the drawing board saying users had asked for additional features.

A VR headset smashes through its Kickstarter funding target after winning plaudits from leading video game developers.