Known as the 'building whisperer', IBM's David Bartlett says the best way to build a smarter city is one smarter building at a time.

Beating Apple to the punch, Samsung has gone public with its intentions to bring a smart watch device to market.

Long-time defender of Flash technology, Kevin Lynch, resigns from Adobe and will join Apple as VP of technology.

Consumers continue to yawn at the latest handset releases - have we hit an innovation ceiling?

The BlackBerry 10 launch has put BlackBerry back on the starting grid of the smartphone race, which it intends to win, says CEO Thorsten Heins.

The latest version of the popular Kindle e-reader is now available directly from local retailers.

Samsung's new flagship smartphone has Apple on the defensive, and marks a shift in the battle at the top of the smartphone market.

Google Reader users flock to alternative services, and an online petition has close to 125 000 signatures.

The mastermind behind Android, Andy Rubin, steps down, signalling the possible convergence of the mobile OS with Chrome.

As part of Google's ongoing spring cleaning, Google Reader will no longer be available as of 1 July.

The IDC forecasts this will be the year Android topples Apple's iOS and becomes the dominant operating system for tablets worldwide.

The professional network is reportedly looking to acquire personalised news aggregator Pulse for between $50 million and $100 million.