WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has vowed to publish the last batch of secret documents on the Afghan war in "a couple of weeks".

Authorities in the Vietnamese capital are clamping down on Internet cafes in what they say is a bid to address online gaming addiction and inappropriate content.

Research In Motion has promised India a technical solution for decoding encrypted BlackBerry data, says a senior official.

Research In Motion has promised India a technical solution for decoding encrypted BlackBerry data, says a senior official.

No ordinary porn flick, 3D Sex & Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is being touted as the world's first IMAX-3D erotic film.

North Korea's propaganda campaign has surged into the 21st century with a new Twitter account, hot on the heals of its foray into video with clips posted on YouTube.

Clashes between RIM and India, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the latest rounds in a cat-and-mouse game pitting authorities against technologies racing beyond their grasp.

Apple's South Korean distributor says it will start taking preorders for the iPhone 4 this week before its official launch next month.

Telkom says it is to increase the speed of its fastest Internet digital subscriber lines to"up to 10Mbps".

Telkom says it is to increase the speed of its fastest Internet digital subscriber lines to"up to 10Mbps".

The website of a state forest watchdog which contradicted the official Russian line that there were no fires in forests contaminated by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, has stopped working.

An Apple employee has been charged with selling secrets to Asian suppliers of the tech giant in exchange for at least one million dollars in kickbacks, The Wall Street Journal has reported.

Google has rolled out an application that lets people use voice commands to have Android-based smartphones do tasks such as send email or fetch driving directions.

Oracle is suing Google, alleging patent and copyright infringement in the development of the popular Android smartphone software.

Internet research firm eMarketer says that advertisers are flocking to Facebook and will spend more than a billion dollars at the world's top online social network.

Toshiba has announced the thinnest and lightest full-function 33.8cm laptop, the Portege R700.

Egypt has unifying calls to prayer that ring out five times a day from thousands of minarets across the capital, but the move has been criticised by the men who make the call or azzan.

Hong Kong's government has been urged to launch a probe after six banks were found to have sold the personal data of 600 000 customers to insurance companies.

Facebook has seen a sevenfold increase in young people reporting suspicious behaviour online since it introduced a so-called panic button in Britain last month, say investigators.

Hong Kong's government has been urged to launch a probe after six banks were found to have sold the personal data of 600 000 customers to insurance companies.