Cyber criminals are launching spam attacks using chips hidden in electric irons and kettles imported from China, reports in Russia suggest.

It would be "very difficult" not to take action against newspapers that continue to publish "damaging" security leaks, David Cameron says.

A Saudi journalist detained after writing posts on Twitter deemed insulting to the Prophet Muhammad has been released, his friends and activists say.

Google-owned phone firm Motorola is launching a project to allow uses to build their own smartphones.

William C Lowe, who supervised the birth of IBM's first personal computer, dies aged 72 from a heart attack.

Samsung releases new software tools to spur on the release of apps that take advantage of features not offered by its Android rivals.

UK ISPs receive a new list of 21 sites that the British music industry want them to block because of links to pirated content.

Nokia's telecoms solutions and networks - its main business after it sells its phones division to Microsoft - sees a 33% fall in quarterly profits.