Is Kodi legal? Police raid five sellers of 'fully loaded' boxes over modified streaming devices
UK copyright experts claim the suspects made "in the region of £250,000" via online sales.
Apple poaches former Amazon Fire TV head to boost Apple TV business
Twerdahl has previously served at Netflix and Roku and could breathe new life into Apple TV.
Brazzers: Russia blocks adult site because its content is 'detrimental to the human psyche'
Meanwhile authorities decided to unlock YouPorn, owned by Brazzers' parent company.
Facebook and Google team up with French media to combat fake news ahead of presidential election
Both companies drew criticism during the US election campaign for failing to curb the spread of fake news.
Baby Come Home: Top Chinese brands using 404 error pages to highlight missing children
Huawei and Tencent are publicising missing children as part of efforts to stop child trafficking in China.
USDA removes public access to animal welfare data
The move has attracted widespread criticism from animal welfare activists.
South Korea to toughen battery safety standards following Note 7 fires
The manufacturers of lithium-ion batteries would now have to go through greater oversight and inspections.
Julian Assange says Obama was a 'wolf in sheepskin' but Trump is a 'wolf in wolf's skin'
Assange opens up about Trump, Clinton, WikiLeaks' future and the embassy cat.
Netflix sued by patent troll over offline download feature
Blackbird Technologies has also filed lawsuits against Soundcloud, Vimeo, Starz and Mubi.
Uber boss Travis Kalanick quits Trump's economic advisory council
Kalanick took the decision following a customer backlash over Trump's travel ban.
Italian police seize 50 pirate newspaper and magazine sites including Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair
Publications report subscription losses due to increased piracy of their content.
Facebook tipped to challenge Netflix with video streaming app and original TV shows
New app will reportedly feature original, full length TV shows including tailor-made content.
Pentagon programme to combat Isis online propaganda failing - Report
Programme staff allegedly lack proficiency in Arabic and Islam and routinely drink at work.
What is Wi-Fi calling? Everything you need to know
EE, Three and O2 now offer Wi-Fi calls as an embedded service in their mobile networks.
The fastest 4G mobile network in the world is here – but only if you live Down Under
The network has big implications for 4K video, virtual reality and next-generation 5G networks.
Online underground sex club for women exposed members' private photographs - Report
Thousands of photos of members were reportedly freely available to the public on the club's website.
Twilio: The tech unicorn you may use every day but have never heard of
CEO Jeff Lawson explains why Twilio went public and why research and development are key.
Anonymous #OpResistance begins: Hackers warn 'tyrant' Trump to resign or face civil uprising
Hacktivists hit out at 'hateful' President Trump with desire to bring about end of regime.
What is Kodi and is it legal? Everything to know about using the media boxes ahead of landmark trial
UK seller of 'fully loaded' Kodi boxes pleads not guilty ahead of watershed trial.
Zoos duke it out on Twitter with the #cuteanimaltweetoff and it is just what we all need
Zoos across US and the world bring you cute animal pictures to relieve you from the week's dreary news.
WikiHow in trouble for 'whitewashing' Barack Obama, Beyoncé and Jay Z in an article
How-to website in trouble for portraying former president and music stars as white people in political guide.
US cannot coerce tech firms to hand over data from global servers
Microsoft's case over foreign emails seizure is granted another victory at federal appeals court.
WorldStarHipHop founder Lee 'Q' O'Denat dead at 43
Tributes pour in for O'Denat, who reportedly died in his sleep on 23 January.
Julian Assange: "I'm not a complete idiot!" outburst in TV interview about his extradition
WikiLeaks chief speaks out on The Project about seeking conditions with US.
Trump names net neutrality critic Ajit Pai to head the FCC
'It is a deeply humbling honor,' Pai said.
Beware – your anonymous web history can be linked to you via Facebook, Twitter and Reddit
Stanford and Princeton computer scientists say people who are active on social media are vulnerable.