Charles Arthur: There will still be plenty in print, as well as on our site, via Twitter and now on the Guardian iPhone app

Kevin Anderson: A malicious worm is afflicting iPhones - and some people have left the back door open

Newly asked question: Microsoft's phone operating system is under increasing pressure – with Google a particularly dangerous opponent

Newly asked question: A new treaty on counterfeiting could have far-reaching effects on the internet

Michael Cross: It wants to get the 'digitally excluded' online, but has forced the closure of a successful project doing just that

Peter Robins: Google's own appetite for growth and a landmark deal allowing C4 shows to appear on YouTube points to an interesting future for viewers

Jack Schofield: Some users of T-Mobile's Sidekick have lost their numbers, addresses, messages, photos and more

Charles Arthur: Making Royal Mail's PostZon free would have economic benefits that far outweigh the costs

Bobbie Johnson: For most IE users it won't change a thing but this crafty software lies at the heart of another Google v Microsoft tussle

Unfortunately the leak will not benefit the internet community but it does highlight the need for the Post Office's database of 18m postcode details to be made free from copyright

Yes, if you mean that they're now trying to catch people who read the New York Times, rather than random visitors to music download, porn and hacking sites.

It probably feels that way to the bloggers using WordPress who have discovered that their sites have become spam buckets, says Kevin Anderson

The idea of replacing chargers with pads isn't as far-fetched as you may think – according to a new consortium of manufacturers

Newly asked question: Tr.im has bowed out, but bit.ly has attracted $2m of investment

Jacob Aron: Watching TV on your laptop is becoming increasingly popular but just what does that mean to TV licensing authorities – and your need to pay