Millions have downloaded utilities to bring back some traditional lements of Windows

The “hacktivist” group Anonymous has said its next internet campaign is aimed at protecting Burma’s Muslim community, which has faced mounting attacks and the threat of ethnic cleansing over the past year.

Updated version of operating system will take into account complaints made by users as decision to overhaul the much-maligned operating system has put Bill Gates’s successor under pressure

YouTube is set to announce within a few weeks a series of channels that will require payment, an industry source has revealed.

Kierkegaard's work encompasses, philosophy, psychology, literary criticism, fiction and theology

Scientists at Harvard University have released this video of a penny-sized flying robot, based on the body of a fly.

Twitter users who send inaccurate tweets and then find their lack of wisdom is going viral now have a chance to close the stable door.

The video-hosting website recently claimed 1 billion unique visitors a month

In a bid to stop people downloading their new title for free, the Klug brothers created a version of their Game Dev Tycoon game that would virtually bankrupt anyone who tried it. Jamie Merrill reports

Facebook has bowed to public pressure and agreed to ban clips showing people being decapitated after its stubborn refusal to do so was criticised by its own safety advisory board.

Violent internet film postings often disguised to lure in innocent youngsters, survey says

It is the physics centre that flings particles together at near light speed and stands at the forefront of what is technologically possible today. But now, in a throwback to its illustrious past, researchers at Cern in Switzerland are revisiting its creation of the world wide web and reproducing the first ever web page.

Simon Usborne tries out Google Now - and finds the more it knows about you, the smarter it is

The first pictures taken using Google’s revolutionary glasses have been revealed to the world.

British firm in bid to get the UK government's GCHQ to give its first-ever approval to an off-the-shelf smartphone app