Universal Pictures asks Google to delist itself in localhost 127.0.0.1 online piracy bungle
Universal Pictures tried to protect Jurassic World from being pirated but instead showed its ignorance.
Skype Translator converts innocent English into string of Chinese swear words
Skype's innovative real-time translator leaves something to be desired when used to speak Mandarin.
Advertisers losing $1bn to malware that hijacks your smartphone to serve invisible ads
Forensiq found apps fraudulently serving ads and simulating real users on iOS, Android and Windows phones
UK: Legal downloading and movie streaming up by 10%, but 1 in 5 people still pirating content
The Intellectual Property Office says more UK consumers are consuming their content legally.
Sony Mobile teams up with robotics firm to offer Aerosense commercial drone flights
Sony's smartphone arm has teamed up with Japanese robotics startup ZMP to make enterprise grade UAVs.
Virtual reality not just for fun: VR will be used in automobiles, real estate and marketing
Virtual reality headsets Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR will have multiple real world applications
US police made $25m using Facebook to hunt for benefit fraudsters – could this happen in the UK?
Facebook told it has no grounds to challenge warrants in New York for users suspected of benefit fraud.
Meet the E1: The world's smallest 4K camera that lets you add on pro-level MFT lenses
The E1 supports Panasonic and Olympus MFT camera lenses and shoots 4K at 24 frames per second.
Self-driving cars could remove government income from parking tickets and driving-offence fines
Local governments would need new sources of money lost from driverless cars that don't make mistakes
Men who perform badly at games are more likely to be hostile and sexist towards women
New research has found a possible evolutionary reason for sexism.
Drones caused motorists to flee on foot from wildfire along Californian highway say firefighters
Drones grounded helicopters for 20 minutes, leaving terrified motorists to flee for their lives on foot
DIY £1 microscopes now possible using a smartphone, an oven and a 3D printed lens maker
A lens maker on Kickstarter makes it possible to create a DIY microscope as good as a £300 microscope.
WikiLeaks is 'drowning in material' relating to mass surveillance, says Julian Assange
Altogether, there are now more than 10 million documents published on WikiLeaks.
Microsoft launches free cloud version of PhotoDNA to help detect child pornography
Microsoft has opened up PhotoDNA so that all websites can spot illegal child pornographic images for free.
China: 'Big head' toddler receives life-saving 3D printed titanium skull implant
A three-year-old whose head swelled to four times the normal size received life-saving surgery to shrink it.
Apple and Samsung in talks to kill off SIM cards and replace them with e-SIM
New SIM standard would make it much easier for consumers to switch between mobile operators
3D printing used to pre-emptively treat unborn babies in the womb for spina bifida
Colorado Fetal Care Center is using 3D printing in fetal surgery to solve spinal defects in utero
FAA approves first drone delivery service: Medical supplies win as Amazon Prime Air loses to Flirtey
The Australian drone startup will deliver medical supplies to a remote region in Southwest Virginia.
Amazon Prime Day: Some Reddit users managed to get the LG G4 smartphone for $0.01
Users who ordered the LG G4 before Amazon noticed the error paid just $0.01 for their handset.
United Airlines hands out one million air miles to man who found security vulnerabilities
Security experts can earn air miles for detecting brute force attacks and remote code execution bugs.
Amazon Prime Day: Best UK deals including PS4, Xbox One, Kindle, smart TVs, laptops and games
Here's a list of the best Deals of the Day and Lightning Deals starting on Amazon Prime Day on Amazon UK.
Police dogs trained to detect SD cards, USB memory sticks and portable hard drives
A dog training firm in Louisville, Kentucky has trained police dogs to detect electronic storage devices.
Is this the end of Adobe Flash? Plugin now automatically blocked in Firefox browser
Adobe needs to kill Flash player for good, say security experts, Facebook and the Mozilla Foundation
Voat user claims responsibility for DDoS attack, says site is just as bad as Reddit
Voat poster Startv claims he used only a 'low volume of web traffic' to bring down the website.
Apple Pay UK: No mobile payments for HSBC customers until late July but Barclays is on board
Apple Pay launch partner HSBC says service will only launch in late July, but Barclays is now on board
Right to be forgotten: Google asked to remove over one million links in 14 months
Google has received 282,508 removal requests, corresponding to over one million links, since 29 May 2014.
What is Voat, the anti-censorship alternative to Reddit that trolls have flocked to?
Free speech Reddit clone Voat is on the rise and could eventually eclipse 'the front page of the internet' in popularity.
Reddit alternative Voat knocked offline by DDoS cyberattack
Censorship-free social bookmarking site Voat received huge amounts of traffic during the Reddit lockdown
HSBC accidentally confirms Apple Pay UK launch on 14 July
HSBC has expressed excitement about Apple Pay coming to the UK on 14 July in a now-deleted tweet
Super-fast flights: Are supersonic jets commercially viable?
Can the aerospace industry solve sonic boom, price and efficiency to make supersonic jets worth it?
