Social networks

A slideshow presentation from 2004 shows how Eduardo Saverin sold advertising on Facebook when it had just 70,000 users.

Social networking site helps beauty and make-up lovers discover, compare, review and recommend beauty products online.

After seeing its share price tumble and US growth wane, Facebook faces major new challenges if it is to survive.

Lebanese former minister close to Bashar Al- Assad arrested after police discover "terror plot".

International athletes mix with tourists and commuters on capital's public transport

Almost one in five Facebook users logged in solely through mobile applications in June, while the apps still struggle to generate revenue.

Syrians fleeing violence between Bashar al-Assad loyalists and rebel groups getting no help from Algerian government.

Police and emergency services sent on wild goose chase to locate emergency call address by two 10-year-old girls in Yorkshire.

Facebook will report its first quarterly results as a public company today, with pressure on the company to restore investor confidence.

A ban on portable wireless access devices is not in place to placate Olympic-sponsor and Wi-Fi provider BT, claims Locog.

The London 2012 organisers have confirmed that photos can be shared online, despite ticket holder rules stating that they cannot.

A week after command and control servers were shut down, a new and improved version of the Madi malware has returned.

British actress emerges as frontrunner to play female protagonist Anastasia Steele in film adaptation of EL James's mega-selling bondage trilogy.

Can Bosideng compete with designer brands such as Hugo Boss and Ralph Lauren?

Research from Ofcom reveals that the UK texts more than it calls, as smartphone ownership reaches 40 percent.

Football Association warns players of serious penalties after Twitter post cases of Ferdinand and Frimpong.

Social news site Digg - once worth more than £110m - has been sold to Betaworks for £324,000 plus equity.

Apple has released the Golden Master of Mountain Lion to Mac developers, signalling that the new OS is finished and will be released imminently.

Facebook App Center arrives in the UK, bringing applications from many European developers to browsers and iOS and Android phones and tablets.

A Russian security company has uncovered what it claims is the first case of malware to be found in Apple's App Store.

We compare Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with Apple iOS 6 to see which is the best mobile operating system for smartphones and tablets.

We take a look at the BlackBerry Curve 9320, to see if a budget BlackBerry is worth spending your money on.

From hacking and cybersquatting to phishing attacks and unsecured Wi-Fi networks, the 2012 Olympics is a big target for cybercriminals according to one security expert.

Facebook has removed users' email addresses from their timelines, replacing them with its @facebook.com service instead.

The most popular newsreader app Flipboard has finally arrived on Android.

Korean Air removes offensive ad from website promoting direct flight service from Seoul to Nairobi.

We take a look at iOS 6, featuring deep Facebook integration, 3D maps, turn-by-turn navigation and major updates to Siri, along with Passbook and more.

Facebook teases developers with new features in work with Apple as it buys up facial recognition firm.

Researchers from University of Utah find that more teenagers are sending and receiving sexually explicit photos through cell phones.

A security analyst claims IT hit the snooze button following the Sony hack last year and are not doing enough to protect users online.