iPad may be a ‘game changer’, but competitors are up to this game

Apple's iPad is a 'game changer', says Rupert Murdoch – but Samsung is about to become its first serious competitor and others will not be far behind

Apple’s iPad bonanza triggers race to launch copycat tablets

Microsoft is working with partners including Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Samsung, Toshiba, and Sony on producing iPad-syle tablets

But internet phone firm faces investigation by US authorities for alleged sanctions-busting in Iran

Search giant says there is no agreement allowing telecoms company Verizon to prioritise the order and speed in which it delivers content to users

World's largest microchip maker avoids fine in deal with authorities after accusations it bullied customers

The UAE's BlackBerry ban goes to the heart of how the mobile phone market has evolved

Amazon hopes the redesigned, lighter Kindles and new store will be the 'tipping point' in the UK e-reader market

BBC Trust rules that corporation's smartphone apps do not need to pass full public value test, despite rivals' concerns. By John Plunkett

Government says it has no confidence in Raytheon after e-Borders system falls at least a year behind schedule

Steve Jobs says tech firm had enjoyed 'phenomenal quarter' after revenues rise 88%, with net profit up 78% at $3.25bn

Deadline for broadband in all UK homes by 2012 put back by Tory culture secretary Jeremy Hunt, who says Labour's plan was impractical

Interead, the UK firm that launched the Cool-er electronic book reader to much fanfare last summer, has been quietly wound up

Number 'porting' must take place within one working day from April 2011, regulator rules

Game issued a profit warning after bid hopes waned and before the launch of Kinect and new Nintendo 3DS

Outspoken Yahoo boss Carol Bartz tells TechCrunch blogger to 'fuck off' if he thinks her company should be performing better