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Microsoft sued over free Windows 10 update that 'damaged user data and systems'

Microsoft has dismissed the claim, saying the lawsuit is without merit.

Lyft's new feel-good programme lets riders round up their fares and donate to charity

Lyft users will have the option of picking and donating to a variety of causes listed in the app.

Aston Martin's 'positive' prospects driven by strong demand for DB11 model, says Moody's

Geneva Motor Show 2016 Aston Martin DB11

Ratings agency sees improvement in Aston Martin's fortunes driven by the successful renewal of its sports car range.

Dyson books 'Supersonic' profits, powers ahead with emerging market expansion

Profits, turnover rise at Dyson as innovator plans aggressive expansion in China and India.

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Uber grounds entire self-driving car fleet following a serious crash in Arizona

The collision is the latest in a series of PR crises surrounding Uber.

Apple wins patent case in China as court overturns iPhone sale ban

Apple was ordered to stop selling iPhones last year after a patent infringement complaint was logged against it.

How to set up Samsung Pay on your Galaxy smartphone

Samsung's mobile payment service is now available in 12 markets across the globe.

Twitter gleefully reacts to GOP's Trumpcare failure with hysterical memes

President Trump blamed Democrats for the failed healthcare bill.

Google Hangouts 8.0 updated with Android N support for direct reply and bundled notifications

Nostalgic Google Talk to shut down and be replaced with Hangouts

Google also announced that it would replace SMS on Android devices with Android messages.

Galaxy Note 4 getting major software update with optmised battery life

The firmware includes latest security patches from Google and Samsung.

Trump's treasury secretary on threat of robots taking jobs: 'It's not even on our radar'

A recent PwC report estimated that AI and robots could take nearly 38% jobs in the US, 30% in the UK.

Drones will go dinosaur hunting to help scientists track prehistoric footprints

Drone mapping of dinosaurs' tracks is expected to revolutionise the way researchers investigate dinosaurs.

Uber manager tries to defend company by telling female recruit 'sexism is systemic in tech'

The news comes as the ride-hailing service is facing a series of issues over the past few months.

London attack: Facebook and Google pulled up for failing to curb extremist content

Online publications also criticised for failing to investigate propaganda material available online.

Get to know Google Maps' top 7 hidden features, tips and tricks

How to make the most out of Google's must-have app with these seven essential tricks.

Toyota launches air-purifying billboards in California to help solve pollution problem

Eco-billboards for hydrogen car Mirai 'scrub' harmful pollutants from the air.

The Bozena Riot is a giant high-tech, anti-riot vehicle you seriously don't want to mess with

Slovakian security system is equipped with 4m high shield, tear gas cannons and radio jammer.

Pirate behind bootleg Kung Fu Panda DVDs sentenced after six years on the run

Mamadou Simakha, 41, fled the US in 2010 following copyright infringement charges.

Robots could affect up to 30% of existing UK jobs, PwC study finds

The analysis suggests automation will have a significant impact across all sectors in the UK.

Would you pay for Twitter? Social network considering $20 a month premium option

The 'advanced TweetDeck' offers analytics and no advertising, one source said.

Samsung Gear S3 Classic gets new LTE version in the US

The LTE model will be available for purchase from AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.

President Trump excitedly pretended to drive a truck and the internet went bonkers

"No one knows America like truckers know America," Trump said.

Game over: Samsung to render Galaxy Note 7 useless with update that stops it charging

Next time your battery runs out, it's goodbye forever for your Note 7.

Apple Store down as new iPad and red iPhone 7 set to go on sale

Apple takes online store down, teases 'something special'.

Emirates pushes limit on US flight electronics ban with new laptop handling service

US directive bans electronics larger than a smartphone from cabins of US-bound flights from 10 airports.

Apple to start manufacturing iPhone 6 and 6s models in India within next 2 months

The company is said to be holding talks with New Delhi for its next level of production.

Feds hacked into 100 phones seized during Trump inauguration protests

Authorities are currently scanning through the data, which include private photos and videos.

US Republicans dismantle internet privacy allowing ISPs to sell user data without permission

ISPs can now collect and sell personal information such as web browsing history or app usage data.

US Navy reviving ramjet missile technology using cheaper model rocket parts

US Navy engineers are using affordable off-the-shelf equipment for a solid fuel air-launched ramjet.

Pirate Bay down: Cogent fighting online piracy by blacklisting Cloudflare IP addresses

Pirate Bay, Primewire and other sites blocked again due to Cogent barring Cloudflare IP addresses.

World's biggest artificial sun switched on in Germany

Synlight was switched on at the Institute for Solar Research in Jülich.

World's longest skyscraper 'The Big Bend' could transform New York's skyline

Conceptual looping building from Oiio Studios opts for length over height.

Julian Assange brands CIA 'incompetent' after leak of hacking secrets

'It's a big year for WikiLeaks,' said Assange while teasing future 'Vault 7' releases.

WikiLeaks Vault 7: New release allegedly reveals how CIA 'hacked' Apple Macs, iPhones

Implants targeting Apple codenamed Sonic Screwdriver, Triton and DarkSeaSkies.

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