London Olympics 2012 diver Tom Daley to launch iPhone app
British 18-year-old who made the finals in Beijing aims to raise awareness of the sport. By Lisa O'Carroll
Android over 50% of smartphone sales as Nokia and RIM feel strain
Samsung and Apple dominate sector but analysts say that turmoil could follow in UK as 22m people prepare to get a new mobile device in the coming 12 months. By Charles Arthur
Former Apple CEO John Sculley: the future of our health is in the cloud
Charles Arthur: The Newton was two decades ahead of its time, says the former Apple chief executive – and the future of healthcare will be driven by cloud computing
Aaron Sorkin to write script for Sony’s Steve Jobs biopic
The Social Network's Oscar-winning screenwriter is to pen film based on bestselling biography of the late Apple founder
Apple drops ’4G’ from new iPad name in UK online store
Alteration to 'Cellular' comes after complaints to Advertising Standards Authority over 'LTE' compatibility claims but investigation could still follow in Sweden. By Charles Arthur
Apple provides sneak peek at iOS apps for summer 2012
Sky Gamblers party mode, Infinity Blade Dungeons, Star Academy, Nike+ Training and more on the way to iPhone and iPad. By Stuart Dredge
Ailing Nokia falls back on patents legacy
Mobile phone maker steps up quest for royalties from rivals that it says infringe its patents. By Charles Arthur
Upstream in the meme: why Siri calls the Lumia 900 the ‘best phone ever’
Charles Arthur: You have to delve quite a long way into the simple answer that Siri gives to get to explain why it says Nokia's new Lumia 900 is the best phone. The reasons are illuminating, though
Rebuild; iSlash – review
Rebuild brings a new twist to the zombie genre while the multiplayer option brings an element of Jenga to iSlash, writes Toby Moses
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak: I don’t have broadband at home
Computing guru stuns business forum in Australia by admitting he doesn't have high-speed internet at his California home
Apple said to be ready to drop Google’s maps for its own in iOS6
Longstanding relationship slowly being picked apart as first iPhoto and then entire maps app prepare to break from search engine's supply. By Charles Arthur
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows gets second-screen iPad app
Stuart Dredge: Warner Bros hopes fans will see its tablet companion as 'a digital coffee-table book'
O2 first-quarter profits fall by almost a third
Telefónica-owned mobile network's year-on-year operating profits fall to €334m as it struggles to retain iPhone customers
Wanted: a tablet for watching movies on the go
Ask Jack: Ben is about to start commuting and would like a tablet that will enable him to use the time enjoying audio-visual media. While he's an Apple fan, he'd like something smaller and more "AV-extension friendly" than an iPad
Android and iPhone users fuel fervour for Pebble, a wristwatch that runs apps
Orders from individuals prepared to take a chance allows Silicon Valley startup to begin production of device with e-paper screen
The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs – review
Mike Daisey's controversial one-man show, about the conditions in Apple's Chinese factories, is problematic and clever – just like those iPhones, writes Lyn Gardner
Ahead of Galaxy S3 launch, Samsung still trails behind iPhone in UK
Despite rapid adoption of the Samsung Galaxy SII, Comscore figures show Samsung is second most popular smartphone maker in the UK. By Charles Arthur
‘Lost’ Steve Jobs interview discovered in garage
Hour-long interview with Apple founder, who died last year, to be released in cinemas
ASA forces Apple to withdraw claims new iPad has ’4G capability’
Ban of '4G' label is due to lack of mobile services compatible with the device in UK, Advertising Standards Authority says. By Charles Arthur
Samsung and Apple now have more than 50% of phone market, says IDC
Latest figures for first quarter show growing dominance of two manufacturers while competitors such as RIM, Nokia, HTC and Motorola struggle for profitability. By Charles Arthur
Spotify iPad app – review
No built-in apps or Android version for now, but does promise of a 'unique experience' hold true? By Stuart Dredge
Apple and Samsung to discuss putting an end to lawsuits
Tech giants' chief executives to talk about ending their bitter litigation over smartphones and tablets. By Charles Arthur
Samsung shows the confidence of the world’s leading phone maker
With results suggesting that it has outsold Nokia, and its marketing department staging a provocative PR campaign against Apple, the Korean manufacturer is dominating a difficult market, writes Juliette Garside
Five A Day; Total War Battles: Shogun – review
A fruity shooting game and a stripped-down strategy title will reward Apple's mobile gamers, writes Toby Moses
Samsung overtakes Nokia – and possibly outsells Apple’s iPhone
Samsung appears to have become the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, passing Finland's Nokia, top since 1998. By Charles Arthur
How tablets are eating the PC’s future – but might save the desktop computer
Charles Arthur: Apple's iPad sales and PC trends point to a big future for tablets, but a new Forrester report sees promise for bigger machines
Apple WWDC to take place June 11-15 but iPhone 5 unlikely
Annual developer conference takes place two weeks before Google's I/O event in San Francisco. By Stuart Dredge
Apple sees surge in share value
iPhone sales up 88% as China growth drives second-highest profit and revenue figure
Apple: why doesn’t it employ more US workers?
The electronics giant assembles its gadgets in China. But, according to new research, if it moved its production home, it would still be hugely profitable and create thousands of jobs
Tony Blackburn: I’m very into gadgets
Celebrity squares: Legendary British DJ Tony Blackburn is really a geek at heart ... and somewhat of an Apple fan, too
Nokia’s dismal numbers: is Windows Phone a bust?
Nokia's first-quarter results show smartphone sales down - but does that mean Windows Phone has failed? How does it shape up against other smartphone launches? By Charles Arthur
Wanted: an ethical tablet
Ask Jack: A reader wants to buy a tablet for her partner's birthday, but would prefer something more ethical than an iPad
Mac users may think they’re safe from malware, but they’re not
Kate Bevan: For too long Mac users have been complacent about malware – it's time they woke up to the threat from trojans like Flashback
London Book Fair: publishing world struggles to adapt to new lines
The partying goes on at Earl's Court, but new formats and self-publishing are changing the industry