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A security firm has discovered the largest series of cyber attacks to date with a single server hacking more than 70 corporations and government organizations including the United Nations.

Google+ has hit 25 million users already and is the fastest growing website to reach that audience size, according to recent findings by comScore on Tuesday.

The death of 20-year-old British student Chris Staniforth has been linked to a marathon Xbox gaming session.

One of Norway's largest retailers, Coop Norway announced last week that they will pull 51 games and toy brands from their stores after the Oslo and Utoya shootings killed 77 people in a government building and a youth camp.

Apple's iCloud website went live Monday but only as a "beta" version and is only available for existing MobileMe customers with the Mac OS X on their desktops and notebooks.

Payphones will soon be a thing of the past and in their place Telstra will be releasing public internet kiosks. Dubbed the "21st century upgrade for the payphone" these kiosks will allow customers to surf the net, pay bills online and even make phone calls.

Mysterious crop circles that have been attributed to aliens and UFO's are actually the result of physics, at least according to Professor Richard Taylor.

Commonwealth Bank today announced a new online game that will help gamers invest money without risking real life money to do so.

Any weight loss campaigns are a waste of money and obese people will still retain any weight that is lost, according to obesity expert and University of Melbourne professor of medicine Joseph Proietto.

With the hotly anticipated release of the iPhone 5 only months away, tech blogs and articles have been fixated on every little bit of iPhone 5 rumors and news they could get. Here are some of the more important ones released last week.

Nokia's woes continue to grow as it was dislodged from the top of the smartphone market for the first time in fifteen years. Apple and Samsung Electronics vaulted over Nokia to gain the first and second rankings respectively at the smartphone sales rankings, according to Strategy Analytics this Friday.

Scientists have found a flu "super antibody" called F16 that has the potential to fight all types of the influenza A viruses and could be a turning point in developing a universal flu vaccine.

After a disastrous financial quarter that saw Nintendo posting a net loss of $324 million, the gaming giant announced that will cut the Nintendo 3DS price by $80 starting Aug.12.

Russia and its partners plan to sink the International Space Station in the Pacific Ocean once it is no longer needed, according to a Russian space official on Wednesday.

E-Bay Australia will start charging its users double on some auction listings to push sellers away from second-hand auctions to list new items.

For 150 years the famous winged fossil Archeopteryx has enjoyed being called the world's oldest bird, until a chicken- sized dinosaur fossil found in China proved that the species is just another feathery dinosaur.

A European study has found no link between cellphone use and the cancer in children and adolescents. The study which looked at 1,000 participants is the first of its kind to focus on the effects of cellular phone usage on children, a group that may be more susceptible to dangerous phone emissions.

Researchers from Oxford University are asking the public for help in translating the millions of fragments of ancient texts that could possibly be a lost gospel.

Mozilla announced on July 25 that it is planning to launch its own mobile operating system. Tentatively called "Boot to Gecko" or B2G, the OS is based from Mozilla's open-source "Gecko" layout engine that is already in use with other Mozilla apps like Firefox.

In his rambling, 1,500-page manifesto, Norwegian shooter Anders Behring Brejvik said he used the video games "Modern Warfare 2" and "World of Warcraft" as training methods.

Apple has filed a patent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a keyless, glass-based keyboard that could be the future keyboard for all Mac devices.

A group of researchers from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has declared there will be no machine that can travel through time, because they have proved that nothing can be faster than the speed of light.

Researchers have discovered a new miniature frog species in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

Scientists in the United Kingdom are warning future researchers that the lack of ethical rules could lead to the humanizing of animals and a possible scenario much like the movie Rise of the Planet of the Apes, in which scientists inadvertently create a new breed of ape with human-like intelligence.

Physicists working with large hadron collider believe that they may be close to finding the long sought Higgs Boson, the "God particle" by 2012 or disprove its existence entirely.

Group buying in Australia is relatively new, being only introduced in 2010 but, it has become the fastest growing sector in the online retail market. In its initial year group buying websites in Australia have already generated 63 million dollars in sales, according to a study in telsyte.com.

After thoroughly capturing the smartphone and tablet markets, Apple may be setting its sights on television next. According to a report from Smarthouse, Apple is planning to launch a 55-inch OLED TV sometime in 2012.

Sony has announced the launch of its new Cyber-shot cameras. The Cyber-shot WX30 can shoot DSLR-style still photos and full HD video as well as 3D images

Reports on the Apple store that isn't has prompted Chinese officials to launch an investigation in the city of Kunming on the electronics store.