Apple's sales have fallen in the third quarter which ended in June, with the company reporting revenue of US$42.4 billion and profit of US$7.8 billion. This is now the second consecutive quarter in which sales have gone backward for the iconic company.

To get around ransomware and other Trojan detection methods cyber criminals have turned to PayPal using its money request transfer system to distribute the Chthonic Trojan.

Windows 10 will be one-year-old on 29 July – and to celebrate Microsoft is releasing an Anniversary Update on 2 August, with goodies galore.

Australian-based mobile commerce company Mobile Embrace has secured a new agreement with Norwegian-based global telco Telenor Digital to provide direct carrier billing services across its operation in Norway.

BlackBerry's new DTEK50 may be the world's most secure Android smartphone, as the company claims, but there's no real indication of when it will reach our shores.

Just when you didn’t think memory could get any denser (there has to be a joke in that somewhere) Toshiba ups the ante and is shipping samples of the world’s first 64-layer, three dimensional, stacked Flash memory.

Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu GNU/Linux operating system, has joined the advisory board of the The Document Foundation, the organisation that presides over the development of LibreOffice, the free office suite.

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