A UK man has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for hacking a Facebook account. 21-year-old Gareth Crosskey reportedly committed the act last January, though details on his actions aren't exactly Continue reading…
The London Metropolitan Police Service has announced that it will begin using a new tool that gives officers the ability to extract data from a mobile device in a matter of minutes. The service will Continue reading…
London will host the 2012 Olympics this summer from the 27th of July to August 12th. A lot of preparation and technology goes into prepping for the worldwide gaming event, and we'll gather all the Continue reading…
A Vanity Fair article profiling the political journey that Britain took to secure the 2012 Olympics reports that the bid committee went as far as messing with traffic signals to ensure that the Continue reading…
If you weren't around for our live coverage of yesterday's Galaxy S III event, it's fair to say that you missed quite a lot. Luckily, Samsung has uploaded the entire event, along with some close-ups, Continue reading…
Samsung's flagship Android phone for 2012 has finally been revealed today, after months of speculation, expectation, and anticipation. Check out our very first hands-on photos and video with the Continue reading…
We were excited as anyone when we saw the keywords "galaxy" and "s3" in the app description for Samsung's Unpacked 2012 app. The app provides attendees at Samsung's May 3rd event in London with Continue reading…
The Galaxy S III, though it's not being called that by Samsung, will be launching on the third of May this year at a Samsung Mobile Unpacked event in London. That's the word from Tweakers.net, who've Continue reading…
During the upcoming Olympic Games, Dutch data center management company Interxion has revealed plans to bunk employees in its London facilities right next to the servers they maintain, fearing that Continue reading…
Members of a British gang who generated more than £500,000 (almost $800,000) in fraudulent royalties in 2009 and 2010 by buying music on Amazon and iTunes using stolen credit cards have been jailed. Continue reading…
