The man who ‘nearly broke the internet’

Sven Olaf Kamphuis is accused of global cybercrime, but Spanish police found him in a squalid flat with his name on the letterbox

Yahoo’s $1.1bn Tumblr takover is a bold roll of the dice

Jemima Kiss: CEO Marissa Meyer risks blowing the blogging platform's cool – but the deal could rejuvenate the tech giant's ad business

Cannes film festival 2013 diary: day six

As Cannes swings into full-throttle funhouse mode, there is much to like in this year's offerings, but the Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis tops my list of competition contenders so far, writes Xan Brooks

Cannes 2013 live blog day 6: Inside Llewyn Davis, As I Lay Dying

All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day six of the Cannes film festival

Starcraft II and the bad boy of pro-gaming

Rich Stanton: The short and sharp career of Greg 'Idra' Fields, videogaming genius and part-time offensive lout

20 best Android apps this week

Diner Dash, Soundhalo, Hangouts, Whisper, Sonic the Hedgehog, DK Quiz, Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles, Moshcam and more. By Stuart Dredge

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea remake put on hold

Ben Child: David Fincher's remake of the classic, which Brad Pitt left in February, has reportedly now been shelved

Critics of big data have overlooked the speed factor

Velocity, not volume is increasingly what determines the hardware and software needs of data-processing organisations

Xbox 720: five key points about Microsoft’s new generation

Keith Stuart: Microsoft is unveiling its new console in Seattle on Tuesday. So what can we expect from the long-awaited Xbox 360 successor?

Press Start: EA has no Wii U games, Activision market share grows, and more

Keith Stuart: Plus, how console is still a big deal in the global games market, the rise of 'neuro-gaming' and Nintendo's forthcoming announcements