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Arsenal become the first major football team to back crypto-currency

CashBet Coin, the cryptocurrency creation of a California online gaming website, has signed Arsenal as a major promotional partner.

Davos 2018: Theresa May attacks encrypted app Telegram, calling it a 'home for terrorists'

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will use her speech during the World Economic Forum Thursday (25 January) to attack encrypted chat app Telegram for being "home to criminals".

US Navy recruits Orbital ATK to build anti-air defence missiles for its F-35 joint strike fighters

The AARGM-ER will be a supersonic cruise missile that can be launched from the air.

Bitcoin heist: Armed men attempt to hold up business for crypto-currency

Three men in Canada have held up a financial institution in Ottawa for Bitcoin. A 19-year-old has been arrested and police are still hunting for the remaining two suspects.

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Shocking data breach exposes more than 220,000 organ donor records

A technology forum based in Malaysia is under investigation after publishing details of a major data breach which included the personal details of more than 220,000 organ donors.

50 Cent is a bitcoin millionaire after 'forgetting about cryptocurrency from 2014'

The rapper 50 Cent has reportedly become a bitcoin millionaire after discovering that an account used to accept cryptocurrency for a 2014 album now holds a fortune.

German hard-kill active protection system disables incoming projectiles by shooting down at them

It disables anti-tank missiles and RPGs by firing at it, point blank before the vehicle is impacted.

Watch: Man bites into iPhone battery in China to test if it's genuine and it exploded

The incident comes after Apple admitted that it has been throttling CPU performance on older devices with degraded batteries.

Kalashnikov's 'robot strike vehicle' tested in near real combat conditions in Syria

Machine guns, grenade launchers and a possible attachment for anti-tank missiles in the works.

Sheryl Sandberg admits Facebook has not done enough to stop abuse

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said that the social networking giant needs to do more to combat election interference, terrorist content and fake news.

Twitter loses chief operating officer Anthony Noto to finance firm

SoFi confirms move of high-profile operator who has "deep understanding of technology, consumer and finance businesses". Noto joins the company in March.

Future tech: The next generation of cameras may be able to see behind walls

Camera technology has advanced significantly in recent years but this is just the start of a revolution that is currently underway.

Hackers steal $400m from cryptocurrency startups by exploiting 'information chaos'

Cybercriminals exploit hype and basic coding errors to target Initial Coin Offerings in phishing attacks, Ernst & Young research finds.

Megaupload's Kim Dotcom faces extradition to US, responds by suing New Zealand for $7bn

The founder of an Internet file-sharing service faces charges of copyright infringement and fraud in the US. Meanwhile, he's in New Zealand suing the government for $6.8bn.

'No longer care?': Ivanka Trump roasted after removing 'empowering women and girls' from Twitter bio

"Just like all things 'Trump' it was written in disappearing ink," one Twitter user wrote.

Europe to see bitcoin boost as global exchange BitFlyer given EU green light

One of world's largest bitcoin exchanges by volume gets go-ahead to operate in Europe, Tokyo-based business says.

Watch: Russia's Sukhoi jets perform astounding touch-and-gos on highway

Landing a plane on a highway is something that many nations have done but this specific move is extremely rare.

Hate slow public WiFi? Google has got your back with Android 8.1 Oreo

Update to Android Oreo allows users to view expected speeds of free public WiFi networks before filling out lengthy online forms.

Solar panels at Windsor Terrace in Brooklyn

Trump's solar power tariff could cost 23,000 Americans their jobs

Trump administration moving forward with plans to heavily tax solar panels imported to the United States.

Is this submarine on fire? The Russian navy doesn't think so, calls it a 'damage control exercise'

A video, which recently appeared on the internet, shows what appears to look like a submarine burning in a raging fire.

IOTA cryptocurrency heist: Hackers 'steal $4m' from accounts using phishing scam

Malicious websites used to generate password details for the fintech network "IOTA" are reportedly to blame for the theft of nearly $4 million from users' cryptocurrency wallets.

Thor: Ragnarok leak: Unreleased Marvel film 'furiously' spreading on piracy websites

Marvel's latest superhero flick Thor: Ragnarok is "furiously" being circulated on illicit pirate and streaming services after mistakenly leaking online.

Tractor beam that could one day levitate humans created by scientists

A new acoustic tractor beam uses rapidly rotating 'tornadoes' of sound to suspend objects in mid-air.

John McAfee says 'don't panic' as Indian banks probe top cryptocurrency exchanges

Technology pioneer John McAfee is urging spooked bitcoin investors not to panic after it emerged that major banks in India were investigating the country's top exchanges.

Facebook sets sights on Premier League streaming as it hires Eurosport veteran to drive deals

Facebook has hired Peter Hutton, the former chief executive of Eurosport, in a move it hopes will draw major live sports to the platform.

'Are you kidding?' These bizarre photos of Trump 'working' during shutdown are being dragged online

One Twitter user simply wrote: "Fake it till you make it."

Is bitcoin doomed? Price may soon crash to $1,000, Wall Street veteran warns

Despite a rapid rise in value over the past year, the price of bitcoin could fall to $1,000 per coin in the next 12 months, a major Wall Street investment chief has warned.

From PewDiePie To Logan Paul - The Most Disgraced YouTube Stars

YouTube quashes calls for TV-style regulation following Logan Paul controversy

YouTube has come out against calls for its content to be regulated in a similar way to traditional television and radio broadcasters.

'Bullies have taken over': White House voicemail changed to say Democrats 'holding government hostage'

Social media expressed shock and outrage over the White House's new partisan voicemail recording with some calling it "childish" and "dangerous".

Amazon will finally open checkout-less store in Seattle

After almost a year of delays, Amazon's checkout-less shop the Go store is finally set to be open to the general public.

NBA superstar Paul George teams up with Sony to make PlayStation-themed Nike shoe

The PlayStation shoes will have Dualshock vibrations like the controller and be able to illuminate the tongue with LED lights.

US Air force's beloved A-10 Warthog fleet could be cut by a third if they don't get new wings soon

The US Air force's A-10 Warthog is known for being a jet that can take serious punishment and is heavily armoured and armed with cannons, bombs and missiles.

What is shape memory alloy? Nasa tests revolutionary material to make aircraft wings foldable

The light material will also be tested on an F-18 fighter jet to make its wings foldable.

This magical 'e-skin' lets you move virtual objects with a wave of your hand

The tech uses a magnetic field to type on a virtual keyboard or reduce the brightness of a virtual bulb.

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