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A young man has told UTV his addiction to pornography led to secretive behaviour, as charities warn that children younger than ever have access to adult images.

One of Northern Ireland's most internationally successful software companies has been acquired by global technology giant Intel.

It can be hard to make an impact if you're only little - but as Twitter celebrates turning just seven, it has already racked up more than 200 million users worldwide since its 'birth' in 2006.

Cyberbullying can have a devastating impact on the lives of victims - young and old - and in Northern Ireland, it's a growing problem.

Online retailers are set for a major festive boost, with millions to be spent on what has become known as 'Cyber Monday' - the single busiest day for online transactions in the run up to Christmas.

A convicted sex offender has won his High Court bid to have a Facebook page which 'monitors' paedophiles in Northern Ireland closed down.

A convicted sex offender taking legal action in a bid to force Facebook to close a page that 'names and shames' paedophiles has become the subject of further online threats since proceedings began.

More needs to be done to address the issue of online environments which facilitate those who pose a threat to children - cyber bullies and online trolls - an expert has told UTV's The Issue.

When it comes to online Christmas shopping, it seems Belfast has it all wrapped up - with residents purchasing more festive gifts via the Internet than those in any other part of Northern Ireland.

A Co Tyrone amateur radio enthusiast claims to have averted disaster and saved the lives of hundreds of people, after intercepting a mayday call from a Dublin to Boston flight.

The PSNI has issued a warning to the public against an online scam which involves a fake request from a UK police force requesting payment of a fine.

Apple mania reached Belfast on Friday as crowds queued up in Victoria Square to get their hands on the iPhone5.

The Irish Justice Minister has expressed concern over the Apple app which has taken the name of Airfield farm estate in Dundrum, south Dublin, a little too seriously - designating it as an airport.

Queen's University is set to play a key role in boosting the UK's share of the global market for space products and services, it has been revealed.

The onus is on a Belfast company to unmask anonymous posters using Facebook to harass the firm and its staff, a High Court judge has said.

A clip uploaded to YouTube which reveals a 'leaked promo video' of the much-anticipated iPhone 5 has gone viral, racking up millions of hits in a matter of days.

Full service has been restored by O2 after thousands of customers were affected by network problems since Wednesday.