Steve Jobs made an indirect attack on Google when he revealed that they were activating around 230,000 iOS powered devices on a daily basis. Jobs said that they suspect that the rival companies were not giving out the true number as they were probably including upgrades in the number of connections. Google has now responded.

The opaque visor of one of Britain's most famous helmets has been lifted. Shortly after, publishers HarperCollins said in a statement that a 33-year-old racing driver named Ben Collins "has a great story to tell about his seven years as The Stig, which will appeal to a wide audience beyond just motoring enthusiasts."

A Norwegian team claims it has come up with a new way to hack quantum key encryption (QKD) systems that would allow an attacker to intercept a key without being detected.

What you're looking at is the nose of a propeller plane as photographed by an iPhone. You should be noticing something weird right off the bat — at least, if you understand that reality shouldn't allow for this to exist.

YouTube has launched a free movie service in the UK, offering a selection of Bollywood, action, horror, comedy and animated films for unlimited free streaming over the web and mobile phones.

The number of women using the web on mobile phones has risen by 575 percent over the last two years, according to the latest State of the Mobile Web Report published by Opera today. Opera polled 300,000 Opera Mini users from 15 countries to discover how many people were using the mobile web.

Mega-corporation Intel has taken legal action against outfits called Intell Insurance Agency and Intell Graphics. The reason for the case, filed in the Atlanta district court, is because Intell sounds and looks too similar to Intel.

IBM recently revealed some details of its new 5.2GHz microprocessor chip, but consumers shouldn't bother saving their pennies to get one. The z196, which will be at the heart of the company's new Z-series mainframes. Even if you could convince them to sell you a mainframe, it would likely break the bank at around $1 million.

Japanese newspaper Daily Yomiuri insists that Toshiba are diligently working away at a glasses-free 3D set. While the tech giants wouldn't be drawn into any details concerning a precise product, they confirmed that it was a technology they are giving a great deal of attention to in their labs.

Sony has developed a technology that allows both data and power transmissions through a single cable, potentially making it easier to build mobile devices with hinges or rotating parts.