TECHNOLOGY

The exact release date for the eagerly anticipated Jelly Bean update for Intel devices is still not clear.

The international version of Galaxy Nexus with model number i9250 can be upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean based on AOKP ROM.

Apple will release the latest version of Mac OS X on Wednesday, 25 July and will cost $19 as a download.

Apple has just unveiled its Q3 2012 results, reporting $8.8bn in profit on $35bn revenue.

Almost 3,000 O2 internet customers will be sent letters accusing them of illegally downloading Ben Dover's pornographic films.

Konami announces London studio that will work solely on Pro Evolution Soccer.

BitTorrent user accused of downloading porn countersues and wants judge to rule porn cannot be copyrighted because it is not a ‘useful art’.

Apple is seeking a total of $2.55bn from Samsung in an ongoing patent dispute that will see the two companies appear in US court on 30 July.

Advice from the Metropolitan Police on what to do if you think you have been a victim of fraud when buying tickets to the London 2012 Olympic Games.

A targeted online attack using the Citadel malware posts adverts to children's charities on Facebook and steals user's credit card details.

One company is looking to change the way we secure our information on the internet but are we ready to change?

Operation Podium Olympics watchdog prosecuting ticket website and looking for accomplices of Simon Maxwell, arrested in separate case on fraud charges.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 can be updated to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with CyanogenMod 10, courtesy of XDA Recognised Developer cdesai.

A scientist working at the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran said computer systems have been hit by a cyber-attack which forced them to play AC/DC’s Thunderstruck at full volume in the middle of the night.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with model number GT-N7100 is expected to pack an Exynos 4412 processor with Mali-400 graphics.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims in a note to investors that Apple will release a new iPod touch and nano along with the iPhone 5 this autumn.

Leaked pictures of Sony LT29i, codenamed Hayabusa, show that the device could be an international variant of Japan-bound Xperia GX.

Computer malware allegedly forced Iran's computer at nuclear facility to play AC/DC at full volume in the middle of night.

Samsung and Apple have prepared for what is being called the Patent Trial of the Century by failing to agree on the value of each other's patents.

Amazon is expected to introduce a updated 7in and a new 10in Kindle Fire, each with three storage options.

Previously planned for the end of 2012, Ofcom has announced that bidding for the 4G spectrum will begin next year.

Apple's recent financial results have been mind-blowing, but can it continue to report record sales and soaring profits?

The Ouya games console, will be the size of a Rubik's cube, according to product designer Yves Behar.

Apple and Samsung meet in an Australian court ahead of a three-month hearing into alleged patent infringement.

Moody's has downgraded Nokia's stock and called the outlook of the Finnish company 'negative'.

Ex-Nokia employee Jussi Hurmola - now CEO of Jolla Mobile - talks disappointments, partnerships and inevitable patent disputes.

Jolla Mobile's CEO Jussi Hurmola says the OS will rely on its user interface, partnership deals and independent app stores to battle Apple and Android when it launches.

XDA Senior Member MapleSyrup releases Jelly Bean for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Recently, MapleSyrup ported the Jelly Bean on the Galaxy Tab 10.1.

200 million books' worth of corporate and personal data stored on smartphones could be compromised during the London 2012 Olympics.