BlackBerry has become teenagers’ smartphone of choice
Teenagers have started to refer to their BlackBerrys as their 'babies' and some even sleep with them under their pillow
Ofcom: Broadband ISPs are pulling a fast one
Ofcom reported that nearly a quarter of broadband users said they received a slower service than expected, and this was the most common complaint to ISPs
Police crack down on computer support phone scam
Nineteen websites offering fake computer support have been closed down by the Metropolitan police e-crime unit
Virus phone scam being run from call centres in India
Britons targeted by cold callers pretending to be from Microsoft phoning to fix a fake computer problem
Ofcom sets deadline for mobile phone operators to speed up number transfers between networks
Number 'porting' must take place within one working day from April 2011, regulator rules
Twilight: saga of cash-in collectibles
R-Patz's vampire attractions can lead teens to spend a fortune on Twilight Saga merchandise – but will any of it prove an investment?
Budget 2010: broadband tax on telephone lines scrapped
George Osborne confirms in budget that TV licence fee will fund expansion of broadband coverage, at expense of landline levy
Demand for Apple’s iPhone 4 crashes ordering websites in US and UK
Apple sees sales of 600,000 units on Tuesday, with demand in Germany 10 times ahead of that for last year's model
Google UK adds house-hunting to Maps
Search giant's new service will add property listings to Google Maps. By Mark Sweney
Entertainment: Ticket sales boom in the face of recession
Film, theatre and festivals have seen record receipts during the UK recession
Red Dead Redemption: Where to get the cheapest price
Retailers are gunning for your custom with the release of Red Dead Redemption, the latest game from the makers of Grand Theft Auto. Find out where the get the cheapest price
Google told to destroy personal Wi-Fi data as fears grow over online privacy
Search engine told to take action amid mounting concern that US firms such as Facebook and Google have inadequate privacy provisions
The film co-producer: Reel life
Planning logistics and hiring crew for film productions like The Hurt Locker is hard graft with little in the way of glitter, Donall McCusker tells Jill Insley
The video game designer: Extended play
Despite what people think, Stephen Hood does more than just hone his skills on a console all day. He tells Leo Benedictus about creating 'the magic underneath'
eBay seller faces £50,000 fine for auction fixing
Trader Paul Barrett bid for his own items – from cars to pie warmers - on eBay to increase prices