NYU professor: Yahoo ought to be 'euthanised' and Marissa Mayer's pregnancy saved her job
NYU professor Scott Galloway says Marissa Mayer will go down as being the most overpaid CEO in history
Scientists succeed in levitating nanodiamonds in a vacuum using lasers
University of Rochester researchers say levitated nanodiamonds could create new breed of microscopic sensors
Meet SAM, a £330,000 robot that lays bricks four times faster than a human [Video]
The semi-automated robot can adapt to conditions on a building site and also works on top of scaffolding.
LogMeOnce: Password manager takes a photo of anyone trying to hack into your accounts
LogMeOnce takes mugshots by hacking into cybercriminals' webcams and recording their IP addresses
Raspberry Pi debuts its first official touchscreen display at £48, complete with industrial features
Long-awaited 7in monitor turns Raspberry Pi into a touchscreen tablet to make development easier.
WhatsApp Web app flaw allows hackers to hijack 200m PCs with only a phone number
Users of WhatsApp Web on desktop computers need to update the app right away to avoid being hacked.
Migrant crisis: UberGiving campaign sees Uber collect donated items for refugees in 23 cities
Uber sponsoring drivers to collect donations from users and bring them to charity shops in 20 countries.
IBM and Xerox predict we will soon control smartphone apps with just our brains
Researchers testing apps with Emotiv that let people make phone calls and send messages with their minds.
Hackers spamming YouTube videos with dislikes using hijacked Vietnamese IP addresses
YouTube bloggers are being spammed by a significant amount of dislikes from Vietnam.
Adult Player Android porn app blackmailing users with secret photos and demands of ransom
Zscaler has discovered mobile ransomware that takes secret photos of users, then locks down their phones
MIT simplifies 3D printing by making it easier to modify 3D models
MIT invents web-based 3D printing design software without need for CAD knowledge.
Kailen Rosenberg: What your home says about your readiness to be in a romantic relationship
Did you know that the state of your home provides clues about your psychological well-being?
How do you pick people to date? US love expert Kailen Rosenberg asks you to think twice
Kailen Rosenberg asks people to consider why they constantly pick the wrong romantic partners.
Inside 21st century matchmaking: Love architect Kailen Rosenberg seeks 'the one' in London
US love expert to the stars Kailen Rosenberg is searching London to find true love for her client.
SpaceLiner: How the German hypersonic rocket jet that travels Australia to Europe in 90 minutes works
German space agency DLR Institute of Space Systems says its jet is fully reusable and will be ready in 2050
Companion: Tens of thousands using safety app that lets friends digitally walk you home at night
App created by University of Michigan students is now used by men and women all over the world
Wikipedia: 381 rogue editors targeted small UK businesses and celebrities in blackmail scam
Victims were told to pay monthly fees to protect or update Wikipedia pages on their businesses.
German robot able to paint impressionist art just as well as Van Gogh using neural networks
University of Tubingen researchers have developed an algorithm able to paint similarly to famous art styles
US man investigated for flying DJI drone near LAPD helicopter and derailing suspect search
Drone operator taken into custody for flying a drone within 50ft of a police helicopter chasing a suspect
T-Mobile US CEO: We will hunt down hackers stealing 2TB a month on 4G LTE unlimited plans
T-Mobile CEO John Legere says 3,000 subscribers stealing LTE tethered data in the US.
Adobe and Princeton develop software to automatically remove distracting photobombs from images
New photo-editing software instantly removes distracting elements such as rubbish and photobombing strangers.
Virginia shooting: Police tracked Bryce Williams within minutes using licence plate-reading technology
Automatic license plate reader told a state trooper that the killer's car had gone past her on the road.
Amazon work culture: Harper Collins executive editor reveals her own horror story
Julia Cheiffetz claims her health insurance was revoked after she had a baby and cancer.
IBM warns companies to block Tor network or face corporate ransomware and DDoS attacks
Onion Router alert as IBM warns of more ransomware attacks coming from Tor.
Police in North Dakota permitted to fly drones armed with tasers, tear gas and rubber bullets
A police lobbyist amended House Bill 1328 to permit 'less than lethal' weapons on law enforcement drones.
Zano: Highly-anticipated selfie drone released even though promised features not ready
Kickstarter-born Zano's video quality, GPS, battery life and hovering aren't as good as promised
Popcorn Time crackdown: Norwegian anti-piracy group targeting 75,000 users this autumn
They may not be downloading pirated movies, but Popcorn Time users are being targeted in three countries
MIT invents 'breakthrough' 3D printer that can print 10 different materials simultaneously
MIT's MultiFab 3D printer scans items as they are being printed and prints around inserted components.
US court rules private Facebook profile can be used as evidence in custody battle
A judge in New York state has granted a man permission to access his ex-wife's Facebook profile for evidence.
Facebook 'Spam King' Sanford Wallace pleads guilty to sending 27 million unsolicited messages
Sanford Wallace faces three years in jail and a $250,000 fine for spamming Facebook users.
