By 2014, researchers predict, mobile data traffic throughout the world will reach 3.6 exabytes per month, or an annual run rate of 40 exabytes. This is a 39-fold increase from 2009 to 2014, or a compound annual growth rate of 108 percent.

One-quarter of Russian software outlets sell bootleg Microsoft programs, the company said, as it published the results of a survey intended to elbow authorities into taking more action.

Google is teaming up with the US National Security Agency to battle cyber-attacks from China in a move that is causing disquiet on the internet.

In the first case of its kind, an Australian court has ruled that an internet service provider cannot be responsible for illegal downloading.

A difference of opinion among developers has become a high-profile debate over the future of the Web: should programmers continue using Adobe Systems' Flash or embrace newer Web technology instead?

What iPhone games will really benefit from making the move to the big screen, and which PC or online games would be ripe for iPad treatment.

The Association of Chief Police Officers has created a new unit devoted to tackling terrorism activity online, accompanied by a Directgov portal for people to report suspected terrorist websites.

A new episode of The Simpsons featuring a cameo by Coldplay has been broadcast in the US. It features the band with the cartoon's trademark yellow skin colour, playing a private stadium gig for Homer and Bart.

After this years CES, it's clear that USB 3.0 is here to stay. Wtih a tidal wave of consumer devices looming on the horizon, we've decided to help clear up confusion about USB 2.0's successor. Here's all the information you need to know about USB 3.0, organized into a brief FAQ.

Retailers are quaking over a new price comparison website that tells music lovers the cheapest place to buy songs.