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Yahoo Japan debuts end-of-life service that arranges your funeral and deletes your life online.

Users of Google Maps or Google Earth can virtually travel around the UK capital in 3D

Chrome 36 is automatically available for existing Chrome users via the built-in Silent Updater.

Study on Hollywood Exchange stock prices versus file-sharing reveals piracy doesn't affect box office revenues.

Federal Communications Commission announces deadline to submit comments is pushed back until Friday

Yahoo has near 24% stake in Alibaba, the world's largest Internet retailer.

The new bill would give the UK government increased powers to spy on our data and serve warrants.

Ingress takes the idea of an massively multiplayer online game and transplants it into the real world.

Violent criminals and former politicians want critical articles omitted from Google search results

Tech firms call for FCC to restrict ISPs from striking government deals that endanger net neutrality.

The Pirate Bay wants users to send letters, books and vegan candy to Gottfrid Svartholm and Peter Sunde.

99 Days of Freedom rivals Facebook's 2012 secret news feed manipulation study.

Spoof North Korean state video claims team will contest World Cup final - after thrashing USA, China and Japan.

As revenge sites are taken down by ISPs following high-profile lawsuits, Pink Meth takes refuge on encrypted network.

Google predicts winner of the third place game between Brazil and the Netherlands

Microsoft could face a delay in implementation of the EU court ruling as Yahoo also uses Bing to provide search services.

Musk has made The Oatmeal cartoonist very happy by backing Nikola Tesla museum project.

Google services available in China once again after users were blocked for more than a month.

Oort's world-first invention lets you connect all your devices and control them with a smartphone app.

Facebook messenger for iPad has been designed exclusively for users preferring comparatively larger iOS display devices.

Once fibre installation work is complete, Vodafone and ESB's joint FTTP initiative promises internet connectivity at speeds ranging up to 1Gbps.

Google is not happy with "right to be forgotten" ruling but anger at their link removals this week will help their cause

Google's UK homepage is experiencing problems in the UK with people unable to access search results

Facebook Mood Manipulator is a Google Chrome extension that is available for free.

Google's email service Gmail is not working for some as users in the UK and France report problems.

A bug in Google Maps has seen the iconic London Tube sign replaced with the icons used for the New York Subway.

US goalkeeper Tim Howard was elevated to US Secretary of Defence on Wikipedia after his heroics against Belgium

The Information Commissioner's Office in the UK will probe Facebook's secret experiment to determine data protection breaches.

PayPal attracts anger of thousands online after it froze an account belonging to encrytped email service ProntonMail