PayPal is withholding large sums of money from UK startups without explanation
Numerous UK sellers complain that PayPal is holding onto large sums of money with no reason given for 90 days.
Nasa hack: AnonSec attempts to crash $222m drone, releases secret flight videos and employee data
AnonSec hacked Nasa's internal network for several months without detection and even hijacked a drone.
Browsing at the speed of light: Super-fast internet of the future is coming and it will be open source
Scientists use Software Defined Networking to help developers create apps for light-based internet without scientific knowledge.
Has PayPal ever suspended your account? Here's how to claim damages from the $3.2m class action settlement
PayPal has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for improperly handling disputed transactions on accounts.
Google finally reveals how much it paid the man who bought Google.com domain for one minute
Sanmay Ved was paid $12,000 for owning Google's domain for one minute.
Edward Snowden leaks prove GCHQ and NSA hacked into Israeli drones and fighter jets
Leaked GCHQ files show US and UK monitored Israel's military operations to predict regional developments.
Worried about floods? Middlesex couple commission 'greenhouse on legs' to protect their posessions
A studio has built a greenhouse that can be elevated off the ground in times of severe flooding.
My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic: Hasbro being sued for allegedly pirating brony font Generation B
Hasbro sued for allegedly using a font without a licence across its My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic range.
Israel: Electricity board crippled by ransomware cyberattack causing widespread panic
Israel's Electricity Authority hit by ransomware attack that shut down computers for over two days.
Engineers develop hand-held pen-sized microscope to identify cancer cells outside the lab
Engineers have invented a miniature microscope to let surgeons detect cancerous cells from normal tissue.
Man uses VR headset for 48 hours straight with no nausea or physical problems at all
A man spent two days in a HTC Vive virtual reality headset for an art project but didn't get nauseous.
Super-fast computing breakthrough: Light-based optical chips possible with plasmonic cooling
Russian scientists discover how to cool plasmonic components to make light-based transistors possible.
Identilock: Smart gun uses biometrics to secure firearms so only the owner's fingerprint can unlock it
A trigger lock device on all firearms in the US could prevent accidental shooting deaths and teen suicides.
Apple is refusing to unlock iPhones for police, even those belonging to crystal meth dealers
Apple says warrants place a commercial and reputational burden on it, impacting the Apple business and brand.
Isis vs RAF: Terror attacks on London, Bath, Brighton and Ipswich foiled by surveillance drones
RAF overheard foreign pilots discussing terrorist attack targets on a commercial airline mayday channel.
Electric cars could be charged in just 15 minutes using new intermediate storage system
The charging station stores electricity to charge cars quickly, rather than bringing down the power grid.
Flint water crisis: Hospital suffers cyberattack following Anonymous threat over lead poisoning
Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Michigan, was victim of a cyberattack but says its IT system was not compromised.
US: Philadelphia police post viral Drake video to dissuade violence over parking spots in the snow
In a bid to stop fights over shoveled-out parking spaces, Philadelphia police have adapted Drake's Hotline Bling video.
First-person drone racing: Watch the fast-paced, high-action new sport that is taking off in the UK
IBTimes UK attended a masterclass to experience the fast-paced sport of first-person drone racing.
Ghost Security Group: How Anonymous hackers grew up to help save the world from Isis
Ghost Security Group is sending the US government information on Isis that is helping the fight against terror online.
Airbnb: US landlords raking in millions by turning properties into illegal hotels
Pennsylvania State University study says 300 full-time Airbnb hosts in San Francisco made $44m in 2015.
Computer engineers develop app that hides your location when searching for things online
Researchers have designed an app that encrypts your location so only trusted friends can see it.
Huge megacopter drone sets new Guinness World Record by lifting 61kg in Oslo
University of Oslo set new record for the heaviest payload ever lifted by a remote-controlled multicopter.
GuyFi: Masturbation booths for men - complete with Wi-Fi - open in New York
Hot Octopuss is turning old phone booths into "male stress relief" masturbation booths in Manhattan.
Apple refused to give elderly widow password to late husband's Apple ID without court order
Tech giant refused Canadian widow's request for password for months until CBC News got involved.
Robot maid: Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid Atlas robot perform household chores
IHMC has programmed Atlas to vacuum, sweep, pick up objects and move items just like Rosie in the Jetsons.
Facebook: US court rules you cannot tag person who has restraining order against you
A woman is facing a year in jail for tagging her former sister-in-law in Facebook post and calling her 'stupid'.
Netflix blocking VPNs: Everything you need to know about the fight to stop you seeing US content
Netflix has announced that it will prevent people using VPNs from accessing content in other countries.
Nuclear power plants in 20 countries 'do not have any protection' against cyberattacks
Nuclear Threat Initiative says many countries with nuclear facilities have poor protection for cyberattacks.
Wife uses Find My iPhone to locate her husband's body after he is murdered
Carla Melendez from Texas detected that husband Ramiro Acosta was near trees so she used his iPhone to find him.
