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Security expert Guardtime inks IoT blockchain alliance

Guardtime will use Intrinsic-ID's SRAM Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) to secure the Internet of Things (IoT).

Former Yahoo executive says up to 3bn user accounts may have been stolen by hackers

The number of accounts is much higher than the 500m being reported, according to source.

Is Julian Assange set to unleash more damaging documents about Hillary Clinton?

Following a cancelled balcony appearance, Assange will appear via live video link.

Toyota unveils Kirobo Mini robot companion to chat to you on the lonely road

The baby Kirobo hits the market in 2017.

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Germany creates VR model of Auschwitz to help prosecute last living Nazi war criminals

'To my knowledge, there is no more exact model of Auschwitz,' digital imaging expert Ralf Breker said.

EU to stop Google's anti-competitive practices

Google could face large fine by EU over Android anti-competitive practices

EU wants to stop Google forcing smartphone manufacturers to pre-install Android OS.

Lumia 550 and 650 get OTA update with support for double tap to wake

The update brings firmware version 01078.00042.16352.50xxx for Lumia phones.

iPhone 7 or 7 Plus: How to move data from Android to new iOS device

Check out the guide to get help to move content from Android to iPhone 7.

Adult entertainment company Naughty America exploring blockchain for digital rights management

Naughty America Productions and DECENT piloting next generation video content distribution platform.

Nokia to launch Android-powered D1C smartphone by 2017?

A comeback could be on the cards as Nokia's Nougat handset is spotted online

Samsung Galaxy S8: Specs to expect from the flagship include 4K screen and dual camera setup

The device is rumoured to be unveiled in early 2017.

Julian Assange talks about achievements, criticisms and whistleblowers as WikiLeaks turns 10

Julian Assange talks about achievements, criticism and whistle-blowers as WikiLeaks turns 10

In an interview, Assange pushes back at critics saying 'We believe in what we are doing'.

Apple loses patent case to VirnetX for FaceTime's video technology

The iPhone maker is likely to face another round of court proceedings for this case.

Angry customer casually smashes up iPhones and Macs at Apple store in France

'This is happening!' he yells before bringing down the metal ball on another iPhone screen.

Top 7 most iconic BlackBerry smartphones

We take a look back at some of BlackBerry's most well-remembered handsets.

Start-up London: Founders Factory has conveyor belt of talent ready to change way we work, eat and live

IBTimes UK meets entrepreneurs behind some of the capital's most ingenious ideas.

Does your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus screen have yellow tint? Here's how to fix it

Here's how to adjust hue and intensity under colour tint to resolve yellow screen on your new iPhone.

How hacking an iPhone 7 could win you a £1m prize

Security research company Zerodium offers biggest ever bug bounty for finding iOS 10 zero-day vulnerabilities.

Information commissioner urges UK to adopt EU data protection laws despite Brexit

Elizabeth Denham also said she would investigate WhatsApp's data sharing plan with Facebook.

Game of Thrones writer George RR Martin collaborates with Apple to bring enhanced edition to iBooks

A Winds of Winter excerpt has been included in new iBook edition.

Android Wear 2.0: Developer preview 3 brings Google Play Store but final release pushed to 2017

App developers can now focus specifically on watch-only apps.

Google is giving away free Cardboard VR viewers: here's where you can pick up yours

Google and NME are giving away 80,000 Cardboard viewers across the UK.

Twitter's future: Why Google, Disney or anyone else would be crazy to buy it

The social media platform is up for sale but will suitors cough-up the cash or choke on the acquisition?

Rare photos of Facebook's massive, futuristic data centre near the Arctic Circle

"It looks like a sci-fi movie" CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post describing Facebook's massive Lulea data centre.

Google Jakarta office raided after being warned for refusing tax audit

However, Google said it 'paid all applicable taxes in Indonesia'.

Samsung apologises for Galaxy Note 7 confusion in China, but users still wary of device's safety

The company never ordered a mass recall in China.

Post debate Trump says ‘Google poll’ has him leading even as he claims it is biased toward Clinton

Trump says 'Google poll' shows him leading while claiming company is biased toward Clinton

Trump has resurfaced his past theory that Google suppresses search results portraying Clinton in a negative light.

Spotify said to be in talks to acquire SoundCloud

SoundCloud raised $100m in June this year, which prompted Spotify to reconsider the acquisition.

US federal court ends 'unconstitutional' selfie ban in voting booths

Posting 'ballot selfies' is an important element of free speech said the American Civil Liberties Union.

What is Houseparty? Behind the social media video app craze 1 million young people are using

Meercat has returned with a spontaneous live group video chat app that has spread via word of mouth.

Ed-Tech is more than just iPads in classrooms - it helps teachers teach better

Senior investment manager at Founders Factory predicts classrooms utilising EdTech.

Amazon's new Fire TV stick gives viewers a voice with built-in Alexa assistant

Upgraded streaming device gets virtual assistant - but misses out on 4K.

London Sperm Bank creates Tinder-style app that lets women swipe right on donors

App lets women create a wish list of the type of donor they want and review profiles.

Samsung investigating complaints about Galaxy Note 7 replacement units overheating

Users in the US and South Korea have complained to Samsung of overheating.

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