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8-megapixel camera phones to go on sale

Mobile makers take on digital camera manufacturers as phones pack more pixels but analysts question whether size matters

Nintendo faces legal action over Wii game

A US technology company has taken legal action against Nintendo for allegedly violating patents with its Wii console

eBay paves the way for the end of the auction

Online giant accelerates transition from auction to fixed-price sales, cutting fees for bulk sellers to take on Amazon

Customers warned after iPods catch fire in Japan

Apple has confirmed that older versions of its iPod Nano could overheat because of battery problems

Games industry targets illegal downloaders

Five of the world’s top games developers have launched an unprecedented legal assault demanding payment from thousands

Innovation shares crash on profit warning

Software group suffers from the credit squeeze, integration costs and needs more orders to meet profit expectations

Apple releases iPhone software fix for bug

New 3G version of the phone is beset with more problems, this time with poor connection and dropped calls

Yahoo! names Icahn directors in peace deal

Former chiefs at Viacom and Nextel Partners join the internet search engine's board as part of an investor truce

Apple settlement leaves Jobs in the clear

The former lawyer at the iPod maker agrees a deal over stock options, ending the SEC's pursuit of the company

TV advertisers target new technology

Life on the sofa could be very different in five years for the glassy-eyed viewer as media companies vie for their attention

Logica rallies on rising sales forecast

Interim profits plunge 55% at the IT group but analysts are cheered by an expected increase in full-year revenues

Gangs develop new chip-and-pin fraud

The new ‘card-skimming’ scam came to light after police raided an alleged card fraud factory in Birmingham on Monday

Small businesses shift to home working

According to O2, which surveyed 530 small businesses, 50 per cent of companies it contacted do not work in formal offices

Apple: sales of iPhone apps could top $1 billion

More than 60 million programs have been downloaded from Apple's online store in the month since the iPhone was launched

Life is no joke for comedy websites

Comedy sites such as Funnyordie.com are attracting attention — but not from advertisers