David Gilbert

Pichai spoke at Mobile World Congress on a wide range of subjects including Android's reach and wearables.

Speaking at Mobile World Congress, Google's Sundar Pichai has confirmed the search giant will soon launch a new mobile phone network.

Microsoft has expanded its range of affordable smartphones with the Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL which will be upgradeable to Windows 10

Ford has unveiled two prototype eBikes, the MoDe:Me and MoDe:Pro, which it believes will help drive the megacities of the future

Details of how to watch Microsoft's Mobile World Congress press conference online and what we expect them to announce

Samsung's curved Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone is a sleek and impressive piece of engineering, but there any point?

HTC has finally entered the wearables market with Grip, a fitness tracker that was built in partnership with Under Armour

Is Huawei's Watch going to be the best Android Wear smartwatch to date or will pricing and battery life hold it back?

HTC will launch the One M9 on 1 March and we give you all the details of how to watch the event and what to expect

Some of the world's biggest smartphone players will be launching devices at Mobile World Congress this weekend, but will we see any real innovation?

The internet nearly melted down over a dress and a pair of escaped llamas, but who cares about net neutrality.

Google has shelled out $25m for control of the new .app domain suffix breaking the previous record of $6.7m

TalkTalk confirms customer data has been leaked and criminals are using it to steal thousands of pounds

Following outcry from thousands of Blogger users, Google has backed down and won't now be banning all sexually explicit content from the platform

Kim Dotcom has hinted that bitcoin could be the solution to Mega's payment problems after Paypal pulled support

Apple is hosting a media event on 9 March where it is widely expected to give more details on its Apple Watch

Facebook will now send messages to people believed to be at risk of suicide if a friend reports worrying activity based on recent posts.

Xiaomi will launch a mystery new product on 2 March which many believe will see it challenge the likes of GoPro with a miniature waterproof camera.

Companies like Apple, Intel and Cisco will no longer have their products purchased by the Chinese government, potentially over security concerns.

Lenovo has confirmed its website was hacked with Lizard Squad claiming responsibility and leaking internal company emails

Motorola updates its budget offering with second generation Moto E for £109

An ad for the "world's slimmest smartphone" featuring a woman in her underwear has been banned for being "sexually suggestive"

Law enforcement agencies across Europe have dismantled the Ramnit botnet which has plagued 3.2 million victims since 2010.

Samsung, a company not known for its sense of humour, looks to change that perception by poking fun at some of the rumours around the Galaxy S6 smartphone.

Man behind the Gameover Zeus and Cryptolocker network has been named as the FBI's most wanted cybercriminal

Dutch SIM card manufacturer Gemalto says US and UK spies did breach its systems but failed to steal SIM card encryption keys

Portuguese company Tekever believes its brain-control drone technology could be used to one day pilot commercial aircraft.

Pebble Time, a new smartwatch with a colour e-paper display and a new timeline interface, has passed $2m in funding on Kickstarter in just 56 minutes

Visa has announced that technology needed to enable Apple Pay will be rolled out across Europe by mid-April