Technology

Web users in India are once again able to access video and file-sharing sites, including The Pirate Bay.

In July, Nintendo will start selling a version of its 3DS handheld gaming console that has screens almost twice the size of existing models.

Thousands of office printers around the world have been spewing out page after page of gibberish thanks to a computer virus.

Megaupload owner Kim Dotcom is preparing to launch a new music website, despite still being under house arrest.

A gigapixel camera capable of creating images with "unprecedented detail" is developed in the US and could eventually become a consumer product.

A key European committee has rejected Acta, which many see as the end of the road for the controversial anti-piracy treaty.

Next week, troubled Habbo Hotel social network will begin to return to normality, says chief executive Paul LaFontaine

A Dutch court has ordered Apple to pay damages to rival Samsung Electronics for infringing a patent held by the South Korean firm.

Larry Ellison, the chief executive of technology giant Oracle, is to buy 98% of Lanai, the Hawaiian island, the governor of the Pacific US state said.

Microsoft details new features it will include in the next version of its smartphone operating system.

BT joins other UK internet service providers (ISPs) in blocking access to The Pirate Bay, a ban the group says users have already circumvented.

The UK's advertising watchdog issues its first Twitter-related ban after posts by Wayne Rooney and Jack Wilshere.