Users of Apple computers are being urged to install anti-virus software to ensure they do not fall victim to web-borne threats.
Social site Facebook has rolled out a system that lets members use other sites via the social networking portal.
Video-sharing site YouTube launches a classical challenge to find unknown musical talent.
The government is being urged to bring in rules banning a new anti-social behaviour device which emits a high-pitched noise.
The singer, Britney Spears, has beaten Barack Obama to top spot in the world of internet search during 2008, Yahoo says.
Inverness is chosen as the location for a planned computer complex offering data storage for people and businesses.
Health information online is breeding a generation of cyberchondriacs - say researchers.
Yahoo agrees a deal that will make it the exclusive search engine for Virgin Mobile's four million subscribers.
Police forces will be remotely searching hard drives as Europe steps up the fight against hi-tech thieves.
Sending text or downloading data while abroad looks set to get cheaper as Brussels backs caps on roaming charges.
A woman accused of driving a teenage girl to kill herself using MySpace has been cleared of cyber-bullying in America.
Two weeks after the shutdown of a firm hosting massive spamming networks, spam levels are slowly returning to normal.
For the first time since it began compiling figures, measurement firm comScore finds online spending is down.
Robots make their acting debut in a new play in Japan - the world's first robot and human experimental theatre production.
The video content site has changed to a widescreen high-definition media player, but some users say the new look is 'distracting and annoying'.
The UK advertising watchdog forces Apple to pull an iPhone advert after ruling it exaggerates the phone's speed.
Thousands of UK musicians deliver a video message to the prime minister urging him to back an extension to their copyright.
Mobile net growth is growing eight times faster than PC-based access with over 7 million people now surfing via their phone.
Most gamers seeking treatment for compulsive gaming are not addicts, says the head of Europe's only gaming addiction clinic.
Complaints from UK householders about silent calls from call centres have more than tripled, says regulator Ofcom.