Jamie Lewis

BlackBerrys are still not working to their full capacity Wednesday after a 72-hour server collapse at their Slough data centre hit service across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

In the wake of Blackberry's recent technological blunder, here are the IBTimes all-time favourites.

Blackberry users have been left frustrated after they were left without messaging, email and web browsing services for 20 hours yesterday.

Twitter has emerged victorious at the T3 awards after scooping the digital media service of the year, beating Facebook and YouTube to the post thanks to its first class iPhone, Android and iPad apps.

Facebook users have been warned today, that the information they allow people to see on their profiles, could lead to identity fraud.

The UK’s first trial of 4G mobile broadband has started in Cornwall and will offer a large step in mobile broadband capabilities.

It certainly has been an interesting week for those of us working on the technology desk, it’s flown by.

Welcome to this weeks IBTimes Top Ten Tech Articles and Rumours. Congratulations to the technology team who have worked around the clock to cover all the events this week, although we did quite enjoy staying late to cover the Lets talk iPhone conference! Our thoughts go out to Steve Jobs, who made our jobs as technology journalists that much more fun, he will be sorely missed.

We take a look at the rollercoaster ride that was Steve Jobs. The ups and downs are numerous, from Jobs getting sacked, to becoming CEO of Apple Inc.

Apple’s chairman and ex-CEO has been found dead just a few hours ago days after the iPhone 4S launch.

As far as today’s event goes, there isn’t really anything bigger in technology, so what can we expect from Apple’s newly appointed CEO today?

With less than 10 hours to go until Apple’s ‘Let’s Talk iPhone’ press conference tonight, we want to bring everyone up to speed before my live blogging feed this evening.

With Apple’s ‘Let’s talk iPhone’ event tomorrow, we need to explore the possibilities that Apple are likely to release not one, but two iPhones.

The iPhone 5 is expected to beat all sales records on its very first day say Wall Street experts.

Fifa 12 has come in first and second on the individual formats chart, with the PS3 and the Xbox 360 version finishing above it the individual formats chart.

The everlasting phone is made of surgical-grade steel and doesn’t sport flashy apps like Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5.

With the rumour mill turning, one thing that is certainly expected of the iPhone 5 is the huge 1GB of eDRAM: doubling that of the iPhone 5.

In the wake of the highly anticipated Battlefield 3, which is released Oct. 25, we find out what our trusted sources thought of the open beta.

Twitter is a fantastic resource for journalists. Information in its simplest and purest form is splashed over the micro-blogging site within seconds of an event happening. However, it also leaves a lot of room for abuse, discrepancies and libellous comments.

An app costing £60 ($95) that can reduce your eye-age by ten years and increase your reading speed is to be released in the next few months.

A previously unknown footballer has become an overnight sensation by scoring a goal from inside his own half – using his head.

Facebook is said to be launching its long-awaited iPad app at Apple's iPhone 5 launch event sometime this month.

After 60 years of designing, a driverless, battery powered and laser-guided pod is ferrying passengers between terminals at London's Heathrow Airport.