Toshiba starts sampling 64GB UFS NAND chips
Wants smartphone and tablet OEMs to test UFS standard
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Defence software predicts users' movements via social media
System was not supposed to be revealed
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Facebook deletes facial recognition data in the EU
Irish DPC confirms removal
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Mega bug hunters are drawing mostly blanks
So far nothing to worry Kim Dotcom
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Twitter adds a Lolcat language setting
In ur settings
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The HTC One X beats the Apple iPhone 5 in satisfaction survey
The most satisfying smartphone in the UK
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The HTC One X beats the Apple iPhone 5 in a satisfaction survey
The most satisfying smartphone in the UK
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Blackberry Z10 video review
A solid first effort let down by buggy software
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Apple is testing a smartphone watch with iPhone features
Calling all Dick Tracey fans
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Apple, Microsoft and Adobe prices are questioned in Australia
High returns in Oz
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Microsoft's 128GB Surface Pro tablet sells out in the US
Firm claims demand has exceeded expectations
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Three announces the 'ultrafast' Samsung Galaxy S3
Available from 12 February
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Google to pay Apple $1bn in 2014 for default internet search
Cost of traffic acquisition is going up
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UK accountancy watchdog kicks off Autonomy probe
Financial Reporting Council to look into pre-acquisition filings
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Tesco eyes Netflix with launch of free TV and film streaming service
Available exclusively to Clubcard holders
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BBC to premier content exclusively on iPlayer before TV
40 hours of online content to debut over next 12 months
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AOL posts first quarterly revenue increase in eight years
Now it needs to string four in a row
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Eric Schmidt plans to offload 3.2 million Google shares
Bank manager looks on with glee
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Vodafone warns iPhone 4S users against iOS 6.1
Update will drain your battery and affect 3G signal, says network
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Google will bring Youtube service to Freesat
Installs as an app and will require an internet connection
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