Barclays says its new Oyster-style credit card will be accepted by more than 1,000 retailers.

Nokia is offering to replace 46 million batteries for its mobile phones after reports of overheating while charging.

City monuments are adorned with digital artworks that can only be seen when viewed with a camera phone.

Internet giant Yahoo asks a US court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of complicity in rights abuses in China.

Acer agrees to take over US PC-maker Gateway creating the world’s third largest producer of computers.

The number of UK homes with internet access has gone up by nearly a million over the last year, figures suggest.

PlayStation 3 users will soon be able to record and playback digital TV on their games console.

A teenager unlocks the iPhone, opening the way to Apple’s hit mobile being used by non-US networks.

Mobile phone use continues to cut the amount of time people spend using landlines, a report by Ofcom says.

Job portal Monster.com has released details of how cyber thieves stole confidential information.