Margot Huysman

YouView, the connected TV service backed by Lord Sugar, the BBC and ITV may be forced to change its name.

Over half of Britons have connected their TVs to the internet already, with one in ten planning on buying a Smart TV in the next year.

Software pioneer has reportedly dyed hair, eyebrows, moustache and beard black.

Requests from governments to remove content from the web have almost doubled over the course of one year, according to Google's latest Transparency Report.

Antivirus pioneer John McAfee, who is being sought by police in Belize in connection with the murder of his neighbour, has gone into hiding, claiming his innocence.

Ofcom has released the official timetable as well as the regulations for 4G auction, which will begin next month.

Security company Vupen has found security flaws in Windows 8 and has already sold the information onto its clients.

We review the ZTE Grand X smartphone, a mid-range Android device set to challenge Samsung and HTC.

UK based accelerator Springboard has announced a new programme devoted to the Internet of Things.

The successor to the now defunct MegaUpload, Kim Dotcom's latest project aims to circumvent US copyright laws, and give copyright holders access to illegal material held on the new service.

Android sales growth has stalled in the UK and the US, thanks in the main to the launch of the iPhone 5, latest figures show.

Hurricane Sandy has caused major power outages, bringing down major websites like The Huffington Post and Gawker.

Online travel search engine Skyscanner wants to add 100 jobs to its Scottish offices.

Media companies Pearson and Bertelsmann will merge their respective publishing houses Penguin and Random House, as a response to the rapidly-changing ebook market.

Esko Bionics has showcased its technology that helps those with spinal cord injuries walk again.

Margot Huysman looks at how start-ups need to change the way they 'disrupt' the technology industry.

To help make sense of what you think of Microsoft's Surface tablet, we have rounded-up the first raft of reviews.

Facebook latest earnings were better-than-expected and show that mobile is now contributing 14 percent to total revenue.

With the final switch in Northern Ireland, analogue television broadcasting is officially a thing of the past. And to mark this new era of digital terrestrial, Ceefax has officially ceased

SoundTracking now offers complete integration with Spotify, and the ability to link to Instagram pictures.

Swedish start-up Tictail has just announced it raised €1.2 million in a seed round of funding led by Balderton Capital and Klaus Hommels.

Joanna Shields, currently a vice president at Facebook, has been appointed new CEO of Tech City Investment Organisation.

Christopher Poole, founder of 4chan and Canvas, talks about his experience running one of the most infamous websites on the internet.

With the Dublin Web Summit in full swing, the technology industry is turning its attention to Ireland, and start-ups from all over are getting the opportunity to show off at Europe's largest web event.

We look at the Samsung Galaxy Beam, an Android smartphone with a built-in projector, Android Gingerbread and a 1GHz dual-core processor.

Through the exploration of tech hubs across Britain, we look at start-ups in Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has found that 62 online retailers were breaking consumer protection law.

Canada building secure communications network that could block Huawei from operating in the country.

Facebook introduces buttons to make wishlists of products and even buy goods through the social network.