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Russia's legalisation of online poker could be a billion-dollar pot of tax for the taking

When the chips are down online gaming could be a strong hand to play for Russia's economy.

Android smartphones reportedly getting pressure-sensitive displays in 2016

Technology similar to Apple's 3D Touch iPhone 6s could be adopted into Android smartphones as standard.

Controversial people rating app Peeple relaunched in North America

After extreme backlash and outrage, a slightly different version of the app is now available for download on Apple's App store.

Amazon to restore encryption support on Fire tablets after all

The Fire OS update featuring full-disk encryption would be available in Spring 2016.

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GCHQ: Spy chief admits UK agency losing cyberwar despite £860m funding boost

Five years on, CESG's Alex Dewdney says spending on cybersecurity may not have been enough.

International Women's Day 2016: Tech inventions by women that we use in our everyday lives

Some of the everyday equipment and technology you use today were in fact invented by women.

Apple vs FBI: Creating backdoor into iPhone could put all at risk, warns company VP

Craig Federighi says rollback to iOS 7 would make people more vulnerable to hackers and criminals.

China shooting for tech supremacy with robotics, satellites, chip materials

China's draft five-year policy, Internet Plus, aims to leverage technology to boost its slowing economy.

Lloyds Group partners with Google on big data analytics project to understand customers

Lloyds Group has formed a digital analytics team with Google and ASI to use big data and analytics

Ray Tomlinson: Man who sent first email dead

Raytheon engineer used the @ symbol to enable email to be sent to different computers across a network.

20 workers at Faslane nuclear base exposed to radiation after safety breach on Trident submarine

Workers exposed to ionising radiation while repairing leaking tank onTrident nuclear weapons submarine.

Smartphone and tablet 'freeloaders' will be charged full license fee to watch BBC iPlayer

UK government says it hopes to bring in BBC-backed legislation 'as soon as practicable'.

Apple Watch and Android Wear leading wearable market boom

Fitness trackers and smartwatches driving wearable market, poised to touch 560 million.

Microsoft mulled acquiring Slack for $8 billion bid

Slack's current valuation is said to be between $3.5 billion and $4 billion.

Experiencing backup issues with Google Photos? Here is how to fix

How to fix backup issues on Google Photos app.

Huawei P9: Release date, specs and pricing expected from rumoured dual-camera phone

Huawei says upcoming Berlin event will not see launch of new phones.

Every second American damages or loses smartphone reveals Verizon survey

The most embarrassing ways of damaging the device was either by dropping it in water or sending it through the wash.

Meerkat becoming live video social network after facing stiff competition from Twitter and Facebook

Despite its headstart in the market, its time in the live-streaming arena was short-lived.

Galaxy S7 apps, features port available for Note 5 and S6

System dump from Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge is also available for download.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5: Android Marshmallow rolling out to Verizon users in US

Verizon's HD Voice users can now make Wi-Fi calls.

New Windows 10 update: Build 14279 features an upgraded Cortana and simplified logon screens

The new Windows 10 updates will be available to some Fast ring testers as part of its Windows Insider preview.

Google removes Samsung-supported ad-blocking app from Play Store

Google Posts tool will allow brands and celebrities to publish directly to search results

Posts is currently limited to the 2016 US presidential candidates.

Android 4.4.4 KitKat smartphones face trojan Triada threat says Kaspersky

Triada extracts information about device and gains root-access.

Android to rule smartphone market with 85% share in 2020 says IDC report

Android is slowly increasing its market share to reach a leading position.

VR roller coasters to debut for the first time in the US

Samsung Gear VR headsets powered by Oculus to offer VR experience in Six Flags amusement parks

Roller coaster rides get VR experience in US amusement park.

OnePlus 2: OxygenOS 2.2.1 seeding to users but no Android 6.0 Marshmallow yet

The new update brings RAW support for the OnePlus camera.

A Sony Walkman audio player is seen at the company's showroom in Tokyo

Sony unveils Future Lab Program and hints at hands-free wearable audio device

The Future Lab Program seeks to incorporate customer feedback into projects in the pipeline.

Tinder testing new 'share' feature that lets you play matchmaker

Experimental feature allows some users to share a profile with a friend while looking for potential matches.

Rolls-Royce to help develop US military drone that combines the best of aeroplanes and helicopters

It is working with Honeywell and Aurora Flight Sciences to develop the 'Lightning Strike'.

Apple/FBI encryption row: Twitter mocks San Bernardino police as #CyberPathogen takes hold

Here's some of the funniest Twitter reactions from the #CyberPathogen outbreak.

Darpa reveals unmanned vertical take-off X-Plane concept with 24 propellers and 4,000hp

Darpa showcases the VTOL X-Plane prototype concept, which will be built by Aurora Flight Sciences.

Scientists have managed to shrink a supercomputer to the size of a book using biological motors

The protein-powered biocomputer operates in parallel rather than sequence to solve problems faster.

SkyWall 100: This smart anti-drone bazooka net can bring down UAVs from 100m away

OpenWorks Engineering has developed a shoulder missile launcher that shoots nets to trap rogue drones.

IBM job cuts: What fired employees are saying about 'brutal' loss of jobs

Impacted IBM employees speak out on the 'mass-firing'.

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