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Australian watchdog group accuses the social networking site of allowing child pornography through the creation of new pages.

Apple registers company in Russia, fueling rumors of direct sales and retail stores. Russians eager for easier access to Apple products.

Rival companies make no progress in settling their patent lawsuit, meaning a jury will decide America’s largest infringement case.

Director Peter Thiel sells most of his stock in the social networking site after the end of the first lockup period.

A long-lost piece of video game history has re-appeared and is now for sale – if you can handle the $50,000 price tag.

Apple hits all time high Apple has become the world’s most valuable company of all time after a surge in stock propelled its value to US$623bn.

Motorola Mobility launches lawsuit against Apple, demanding a US ban on iPhones and iPads, amid escalating patent disputes.

After days of rumours in the press, Nokia and Microsoft appear set to launch the Windows 8 Phone before Apple makes their long-awaited product announcement.

From the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, WikiLeaks founder calls on U.S. to end their war on whistleblowers.

Two reputable industry voices have expressed their opinions on the Wii U, with one declaring the new console a '$400 Xbox 360 seven years late'.

Much-criticised publishing titan EA has reportedly been approached by two apparently eager buyers, according to the New York Post.

What Darksiders II offers is a quality action adventure experience and is quite possibly the best game released in 2012 so far.

Embark on an epic journey in Mists of Pandaria, unlocking the lost continent's secrets and confronting a long-buried evil.

National Bank unveils an Android banking app, bringing anytime, anywhere banking services to Android users, following iPhone app success.

Early investors of the social networking site appear to be cashing in during their first chance to sell their stock, causing an all-time low in the market.

Apple is in talks with US cable operators to bring live TV home, still calling it a hobby despite selling 4 million devices in 2012.

Megaload founder Kim Dotcom granted access to US extradition evidence, preventing him from facing an unfair trial in Auckland.

Westboro Baptist Church to picket Gaymercon, a LBGT tech convention in San Francisco. Event receives support and backlash.

NetSafe urges ICT support against the growing threat of cyberbullying, highlighting a need for industry collaboration to combat digital harassment effectively.

Facebook insiders, including executives, now free to sell $1.91bn in shares as IPO lock-up ends, possibly affecting the already troubled stock price.