Google is the only one not in a consortium buying a portfolio of thousands of technology patents from bankrupt firm Nortel Networks.

Apple might be sitting on piles of cash, but it is also sitting in a closed system, which could lead to its demise.

Apple could come up with an idea for remote-controlled ravioli and the patent forms would be fetched from the cupboard.

You'd think imitation was the sincerest form of flattery, except for all the patent suits bouncing around, boosting lawyers wages if nothing else.

In the wake of Apple's WWDC announcements this week, a factor manifested itself that was quite unexpected.

PC expected to suffer as music storage system makes hard drives redundant.

While in Amsterdam I had a meeting with TomTom, the Dutch navigation company that has an app out for iPhone.

Workers' conditions in the Chinese factories that produce iPads and iPhones are 'appalling'.

The new iPhone controlled flying toy has Matt Greenop in geek heaven.

New Zealanders are being warned smartphones, including iPhones and Android handsets, could be secretly tracking their every move.

Apple iPhones and iPads are making it possible for jealous spouses and private detectives to track their users' every move after discovering the gadgets secretly track their owners' whereabouts.

Mac blogger Mark Webster gets some hands-on time with Apple's 'great if you can find one' iPad 2.

Last year, Apple released a product. "This product is doomed to fail", said many experts. After all, the type of product had been introduced time and time again, and never succeeded.