Technology
Get the latest technology news, reviews, advice, picture galleries and video from Telegraph.co.uk. We also focus on video game reviews and bring you the Gadget Inspectors.
Technology
Google censured over street view data breach
Google has been warned by the Information Commissioner that its actions were in 'significant breach of the first principle of the Data Protection Act'.
Tech Map of Britain: M4 corridor
The M4 corridor may not sound glamorous but this Silicon Alley is the backbone of a vital part of our IT and telecoms industry
Turkey re-bans YouTube
Turkey has reinstated its YouTube ban only days after it lifted its country-wide block of the video-sharing site.
Google tells Gmail users they will not receive any money from Buzz settlement
Monies paid out by Google to settle the Buzz class action lawsuit in the US will go towards an independent fund to promote online privacy, rather than individual payments to those affected.
Apple iOS 4.2 software update will fix alarm bug
A forthcoming update to the iPhone operating system will fix a bug that has caused alarms to go off an hour later than intended.
Facebook hides exes' photos
Changes to the Photo Memories sidebar will prevent old photos of ex-lovers from popping up on the Facebook pages of unsuspecting users.
Cargo plane bomb plot: Explosive fears could spell end of in-flight Wi-Fi
Passengers could be prevented from using Wi-Fi devices on flights amid fears they could be used to detonate explosives.
Apple 'to add 90-second previews to iTunes Store'
Apple’s iTunes Store is set to increase the length of its free song previews from 30 seconds to 90 seconds ‘imminently’ according to reports.
Videos make people more attractive than photographs
Videos may make people look more attractive than photographs, scientists believe.
007 novels go digital
Publishers have failed to sign up the digital rights to authors.
TalkTalk faces £139m fine for bogus bills
TalkTalk, the UK's second-biggest broadband provider, faces a fine of up to £139m for putting debt collectors on to customers who did not owe it money.
Twitter rolls out 'adverts'
Twitter has started rolling out promoted tweets, its own form of advertising, into peoples’ personal timelines.
TalkTalk and Tiscali UK charged customers for cancelled services
TalkTalk and Tiscali UK breached telecoms rules, charging consumers for services that had not been provided, and could now face considerable fines, according to Ofcom.
Windows Phone 7: first review
Claudine Beaumont and Matt Warman test Microsoft's latest mobile operating system.
Sony Playstation 3 Move review
Hunter Skipworth checks out Sony's motion-sensing system for the Playstation 3.
Amazon Kindle 3 ebook reader review
The Telegraph's Consumer Technology Editor Matt Warman reviews the latest model that retails for £109, or £149 with internet access thrown in.
Technology features
Apple 'to add 90-second previews to iTunes Store'
Apple’s iTunes Store is set to increase the length of its free song previews from 30 seconds to 90 seconds ‘imminently’ according to reports.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II video game review
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II contains some flashes of brilliance, but ultimately squanders the franchise's fantastic potential, writes Tom Hoggins.
Google Maps and Wave founder leaves for Facebook
Lars Rasmussen, the founder of Google Wave and the company that became Google Maps, is leaving the search giant to join "once in a decade company" Facebook
Innovation is the secret of economic success
Only by encouraging new ideas and industries can we ensure our future prosperity, say George Osborne and Eric Schmidt
Twitter rolls out 'adverts'
Twitter has started rolling out promoted tweets, its own form of advertising, into peoples’ personal timelines.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II video game review
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II contains some flashes of brilliance, but ultimately squanders the franchise's fantastic potential, writes Tom Hoggins.
TECHNOLOGY ADVICE AND REVIEWS
Samsung Galaxy Tab: Review
Slick, well-designed and highly usable – it's clear that Samsung's new Galaxy Tab tablet computer represents a real challenge to Apple's iPad
Technology Most Viewed
Sponsored Features
Enter our Nintendo competition to win a holiday to Tokyo plus two runners up will win a Nintendo DSi XL.
This exciting new project aims to chart the way towards a challenging but truly promising new age of energy.
Sponsored Features
We've teamed up with eMusic to offer Telegraph readers the latest music downloads.
2 for 1 on canvas prints, great personalised photo wall decor. Find out more.
Sponsored Features
Take That tickets. Check Take That tour dates and buy Take That tickets for the 2011 Progess Tour.
Save up to 70% on handpicked and exclusive lifestyle experiences including top restaurants and spas
MORE FROM TELEGRAPH.CO.UK
Shane Richmond
Shane Richmond
Shane Richmond
Milo Yiannopoulos
Shane Richmond
Shane Richmond
Shane Richmond
Ian Douglas