In today's technology roundup: Nokia loses ground in smartphones, five held over 'Anonymous' attacks, Xbox boosts Microsoft earnings, and PS3 hacker's computers to be seized.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook deploys SSL security, UK edges closer to mobile wallet, Amazon debuts Kindle Singles, and TalkTalk talks massive job cuts.
In today's technology roundup: Google in staff hiring spree, Egypt blocks Twitter access, RIM readies for busy 2011, and Yahoo's revenue dips.
In today's technology roundup: Hacked govt Web sites for sale, French president suffers Facebook hack, blogging gospel according to the Pope, and white iPhone 4 still in the pipeline.
In today's technology roundup: Mobile phone heads to space, App Store hits 10bn downloads, Mozilla blocks Skype toolbar, and Iran sets up Web watchdog.
In today's technology roundup: Global bank detail thefts rocket, WikiLeaks accused of siphoning secrets, 1 000 UK ICT jobs on the line, and MS explains Windows Phone 7 'phantom data'.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia dumps X7 release plans, Google Earth and Chrome debut in Iran, holiday shopping boosts eBay profits, and Heathrow unveils iPhone ticket app.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook in data sharing U-turn, UK's demand for IT pros surges, MS bolsters secure developer apps, and new logo for HTML5.
In today's technology roundup: Jobs takes medical leave again, US and Israel behind Iran nuclear attack, cyber war risks 'over-exaggerated', and Facebook's ad revenue balloons.
In today's technology roundup: Google eyes IE and Safari plug-ins, JFK online presidential archive debuts, 'Anonymous' calls for global protests, and BlackBerry Storm 3 details leaked.
In today's technology roundup: Android outsmarts Apple's iOS, new video game sales plummet, BlackBerry Dakota leaked, and Palin e-mail hacker jailed.
In today's technology roundup: Assange threatens News Corp empire, Sony sues PlayStation 3 hackers, YouTube gets 200m mobile hits daily, and TalkTalk challenges Digital Economy Act.
In today's technology roundup: Piracy sites attract 53bn visits, Microsoft contests 'App Store' trademark, ex-RIM employee cites PlayBook flaws, and MySpace lays off nearly half its staff.