Thousands have been infected by malware masquerading as a legitimate banking application, Cheetah Mobile said.

It will shift to Deutsche Telekom after revelations about NSA eavesdropping.

Microsoft's Bing search engine says it will deliver quick links to Twitter topics, usernames and other information.

In a separate development, Google said the team at wireless company Alpental Technologies had joined it.

A growing number of businesses will face challenges associated with legacy IT systems, according to Micro Focus.

Dell's updates will make the Wyse Cloud Connect easier to use with touchscreens and remotely.

Singapore's total Internet advertising revenue is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 10.3%, according to PwC's Global entertainment and media outlook 2014-2018 (Outlook).

Marcel Lehel Lazar is accused of accessing online accounts of at least five prominent people.

25 percent of projects are delayed as a result

An Asus version of the "Will It Blend" video implies that the company may debut a single integrated device at Computex.

Kaspersky Lab has made a bold entry into enterprise virtualisation with the launch of its new Light Agent Technology, which offers advanced protection across VMWare, Citrix and Microsoft platforms.

It can introduce new systems with the sound technology only until the end of 2014; must discontinue sales at the close of 2015.

The FBI declined to fight Microsoft after it found another way to keep its investigation secret.

Authorities seized fake medicines worth US$36 million, but also shut down websites and removed rogue online advertisements.

New video conferencing wares include touch-screen desktop devices, as well as a "virtual meeting room" SaaS service.

A non-binding statement called for Internet governance decisions by consensus among all stakeholders.

The number of cybercrime reported cases in Hong Kong spurred 70% in 2013 to reach a total of 5,133, as compared to only 3,015 in 2012, according to the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF).

Google looks to expand pool of early users by selling wearable computer for $1,500.

The end of Windows XP support has boosted PC sales, easing the decline in worldwide shipments, according to Gartner.

New software developed by computer scientists at the University of Washington is designed to take an image of a young child's face and in about half a minute, project how the person will look up to the age of 80.