Twitter sued for 'enabling' Isis to gain fame as terrorist group, leading to US man's death
The widow of a defence contractor killed in Jordan is suing Twitter for not blocking Isis influence.
Amazon 'jacks up' prices of David Bowie back catalogue following legendary rocker's liver cancer death
Space Oddity, Heroes and Let's Dance albums sell-out after David Bowie's death.
Alrawi: Isis has built secure Android messaging app to replace Telegram, says Anonymous affiliate GhostSec
Forget Telegram, Isis is now telling members to download the Alrawi app to exchange secure messages.
People accused of online piracy win $450,000 from Warner Bros and Rightscorp in class action lawsuit
Warner Bros and other copyright holders must pay over £300,000 in damages for harassing people with robo-calls.
First-ever portable brain monitor could lead to breakthrough in human-like computer experience
University of California San Diego researchers have developed the first dry portable EEG brain monitor.
Verizon allegedly aided cybercriminals by routing 4 million stolen IP addresses for them
Spamhaus Project accusing Verizon of routing the IP addresses without checking them.
Anonymous takes down Nissan website in latest protest against Japan's stance on whale hunting
Hacktivist collective takes nissan.co.jp and nissan-global.com offline in cyberattack protesting whaling.
JAQ: Now you can charge your smartphone using just saltwater and oxygen
JAQ fuel cell charger triggers chemical reaction between saltwater and oxygen to produce electricity.
It's official, your smart TV can be hijacked: Malware is holding viewers to ransom
Targeted and non-targeted malware are creeping into smart TVs with potentially frightening results.
Beware: Google Chrome incognito porn searches exposed by Nvidia GPU driver bug
An Nvidia driver bug can reveal whatever you looked at on Chrome Incognito Mode hours later to other users.
Star Wars BB8 toy's Android security vulnerability could tempt it over to the Dark Side
Security researchers warn that IoT-enabled devices connected to Android apps aren't being properly secured.
Huge rise in UK house purchase email scams as foreign hackers steal over £10m in 2015
Action Fraud warns that attempts to hack solicitors' emails to divert deposit funds are escalating.
Microsoft to release SIM card that gives Windows 10 devices contract-free mobile data
Microsoft is testing an app that lets Windows 10 devices connect to various mobile operators without a contract.
Nasa patents shape-changing rover that looks and moves like Blobby the jelly monster
Nasa patents an amorphous robot rover filled with fluid that moves over a planet's surface like a worm.
Canadian scientists invent portable device that can see blood flow in your veins to detect disease
Scientists have invented the first portable, touchless device that can monitor a patient's blood flow.
CES 2016: Autel Robotics debuts Kestrel drone with VTOL and fixed-wing aircraft capabilities
Autel Robotics shows off dual-mode drone that takes off vertically and then becomes fixed-wing aircraft.
ETH Zurich develops nanodrip 3D printing technique to make touchscreens more responsive
Researchers have pioneered a method to create transparent electrodes from a grid of ultra-fine gold walls.
CES 2016: Delphi debuts futuristic 'vehicle-to-everything' system to make self-driving cars a step closer
Delphi has developed an Internet of Things system for its automated cars to greatly improve car safety.
How to turn off Facebook push notifications in Google Chrome
How to prevent Facebook from sending you notifications on your computer when you're not on the website.
The Internet of Underthings: NEC develops smart undergarments that track data about your health
NEC and Gunze have developed garments that are wirelessly enabled to send out data about your body.
CES 2016: Unusual ATM dispenses cash without screen or PIN, only scanning your eyes
EyeLock and Diebold's automated cash machine uses biometrics and NFC but has no screen or keypad.
Germany developing robot that inspects suitcases and 'sees' bombs inside them
Remote-controlled robot records 3D images of the contents using millimetre waves to help detect explosives.
FBI crack Tor and catch 1,500 visitors to biggest child pornography website on the dark web
FBI uncovered IP addresses using hacking methods never seen before.
Microsoft finally killing off Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 – time to stop using this old relic
Microsoft will no longer support Internet Explorer 8,9 and 10, so it's time for you to move on too.
Amazon customer finds 10-inch 'Hulk' dildo in shopping basket after complaining about service
Amazon sent man compensation after admitting its customer reps can access users' baskets.
CES 2016: MegaBots giant robot to fight drones in Vegas mecha showdown
US firm also competing for financing from Richard Branson and venture capitalist Bill Tai.
CES 2016: Nvidia says computers today are not powerful enough to run virtual reality games
Nvidia says PCs capable of coping with virtual reality will need at least an Intel Core i5-4590 CPU.
3D printing breakthrough: Heat-resistant ceramics for use in hypersonic jets now possible
Researchers at HRL Laboratories have created a new ceramic polymer resin that does not crack when printed.
Holograms you can reach out and touch developed by Japanese scientists
University of Tokyo has developed a machine that lets you feel holograms using ultrasonic radiation pressure.
Tech for Good: Here are the top 10 UK innovations that are helping people and making a difference
Nominet Trust NT100 celebrates the 100 most inspirational tech solutions in the world. Here are our top 10.
