E-mail, web browsing and messaging for the smartphone will be blocked “until a solution compatible with local laws is reached”.

A Black Hat conference presenter on Wednesday said that security issues in critical infrastructures can affect almost every person.

The Japanese government has ordered Apple to address complaints about its 2005 iPod Nano, which has reportedly caused at least six fires due to overheating.

Amazon announced today that it will be releasing the next generation of its electronic reader in two versions: one with a Wi-Fi only and another Wi-Fi + 3G. Do that formats sound familiar?

The largest video game console maker in the world posted its first quarter loss in two years due to a stronger Yen and the lack of new game titles to lure potential buyers for its handheld console.

Ivy Bean, the world’s oldest person on Twitter, with over 56,000 followers, has died at the age of 104.

The Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas demonstrated “jackpotting” an ATM machine on Wednesday.

Smart Communications has finally unveiled its “18 and UP” promo that has been lingering around Facebook for the past 2 weeks.

Aside from the iMac, Apple also unveiled another gadget: their newest input device the Apple Magic Trackpad.

Carmaker General Motors (GM) is putting a $41,000 price tag on the Chevrolet Volt.