TECHNOLOGY

Hackers pose as recruiters by copying information from real LinkedIn accounts.

Several features of Apple's popular programming language have been successfully ported to Linux.

YouTube seeks to secure premium videos for YouTube Red.

Prospective OnePlus 2 owners to enjoy privilege of purchasing latest OnePlus flagship without an invite, starting 5 December.

Leading analyst says new model will serve as a successor to the two-year-old iPhone 5s.

Headset checks for impaired brain function by tracking how the eyes follow a circle on an iPad screen.

Company showed multiple UAVs working together in mid-air to demonstrate how drones can be used safely.

Amazon has patented a hologram projector system that can beam virtual objects onto tables and walls.

IBTimes UK speaks to brothers Bobby Lee, CEO BTCC, and Charlie Lee, Litecoin inventor.

Facebook denies blackmail allegations made by Belgium's Commission for the Protection of Privacy.

Mark Zuckerberg will put 99% of his Facebook shares into a new philanthropy project.

Taylor Swift dominated, featuring in five of the top 10 list.

More than 15,000 of the popular gadgets set for a sell-out at Christmas have been impounded.

Samsung decides to phase out sales and marketing of cameras and camcorders in the UK amid falling demand.

ORES AI engine will rid Wikipedia of 'rogue editors' that use encyclopedia for nefarious purposes.

The €50 price cut on both phones is available till 13 December on purchases through T-Mobile's online store.

Google is offering free Chromecast subscriptions with purchases before 8 December in some countries.

Police unions are not keen on body cameras but the tech helps to exonerate them from complaints.

MIT succeeded in increasing the resolution offered by 3D scanners by boosting depth sensors 1,000 fold.

We have come a long way since the simple search engine as Google explains its plans to get even smarter.

Microsoft has updated its 3D Soundscape bone conduction headset technology to process voice commands.

Company founded by billionaire James Dyson is criticised over exaggerated suction claims.

Say hello to Lux, Ludwig, and Valencia as photo filters inspire names for babies this year.

Kim Dotcom had £26m of assets seized by Hong Kong customs in 2012 at request of US government.

This release adds December security patches for the Priv.

The Nexus 5X may lack visual appeal, but it's a quietly competent and well made phone with a good price

Rayzone Group debuts an app- and cloud-interception system that hacks your phone: as long as Wi-Fi is on.

Data Saver mode reduces usage when you visit a webpage by making images optional.

Spying on Students campaign set up by EFF to draw attention to Google's data collection practices.