Apple could see the most significant iTunes challenger emerge as early as October, say music industry sources. Google's upcoming music store may not be just about Android.

ITV's website crashed as millions went online to watch Mexico play South Africa in the first World Cup match of the 2010 tournament, highlighting the need for firms to invest more in back end infrastructure.The site was temporarily down and users experienced poor quality pictures as screens temporarily froze at frequent intervals during the match.

Intel, imec and five Flemish universities have officially opened the Flanders ExaScience Lab at the imec research facilities in Leuven, Belgium. According to Intel, the lab will develop software to run on its exascale computer systems, delivering 1000 times the performance of today's fastest supercomputers, using up to 1million cores and 1billion processes to do so.

Will Google ever be too big to trust with our secrets? The search giant's business portfolio now spans health care, wireless, business Web apps, and social networks.

Is Google moving to create the perception that the smartphone industry is already a two-horse race?

Mark Zuckerberg predicts personalised websites will be the future of the internet as people willingly share more of their information.

A trio of intrepid Czech fanbois have arguably proven that the display on the upcoming next-generation iPhone will have a resolution of 960 by 640, and a pixel density of an impressive 320ppi.

Search engine giant Google had recently confessed that it had 'accidentally' acquired private Wi-FI data while taking photographs for its Street View service.

Britain and Europe are the world's costliest places to buy Apple Inc's new iPad computer, with prices around a quarter higher than in the United States, a new study has found.

Students in Manchester are having their thumbprints digitally transformed into electronic codes, which can then be recognised by a computer program.