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4Chan facing closure after running out of money, but Martin Shkreli could be the saviour of kek
Shutdown of site could be imminent after running out of money, but Shkreli could save the day.
The next big thing in tech: Smart speakers set to become multi-billion dollar market
Amazon Echo sparks trend for AI in the home as consumers expected to spend $2bn by 2020.
What does Facebook secretly know about me, and how do I find out?
Facebook is holding secret dossiers on its 2 billion users and there's a tool to see what yours includes.
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?
The reason why you can't find a Jet Black iPhone 7 anywhere
Apple facing global shortage after finding the new high-gloss handset difficult to manufacture.
California wants to solve energy crisis by turning roads into electricity-producing 'crystal highways'
Renewable energy initiative harnessing daily traffic gets $2m backing.
Trump trolls 'Crooked Hillary' with Snapchat filter ahead of debate
Republican takes swing at Clinton in the first nationwide filter on messaging app.
Email is a terrible technology but its users are the bigger problem
A continual stream of hacks and leaks has exposed the soft belly of email, so what is the solution?
How to perform a hard reset on the iPhone 7 or 7 Plus
With the redesigned home button, there's a new trick to resetting a frozen iPhone.
Why the FBI wants you to cover up your webcam, now
James Comey reveals he covers his webcam in order to bolster security.
Unconscious pilot saved seconds from fatal crash by F-16 computer system
Automatic collision system to the rescue as plane plummets to the ground.
Amazon Echo comes to UK: Futuristic, voice-controlled smart speaker arrives for £150
The long-awaited speaker finally arrives in on these shores.
iPhone 7 mania begins as fans start queuing for handset five-days before release
Apple stores in New York and Berlin see fans and professional line-sitters set up camp.
Scientists create waterproof wonder material to give your gadgets super powers
Australian National University finds nanoparticle breakthrough for next-level waterproofing.
Samsung loses $22bn in two days as Note 7 battery explosions rock company
Galaxy Note 7 recall and aviation bans costs electronics company dearly.
£38m of Samsung TVs and appliances left stranded on Asian 'ghost ships'
Bankrupt South Korean shipping company Hanjin leaves company's TVs and appliances in limbo at sea.
Hyperloop coming to UK? Futuristic train could travel from London to Manchester in 18 minutes
Super high-speed transportation concept in talks with UK government investors.
Gabon shuts down internet for four days in biggest nationwide blackout ever
Internet and social media taken offline by government to kerb social unrest following election results.
Philips launches world's first OLED TV with Ambilight technology
Colour-changing ambient lighting comes to manufacturer's first OLED set.
Bowers & Wilkins Wireless P7 headphones join the cord-cutting generation
Cord-cutting comes to the high-end audio brand.
Bang and Olufsen reveals futuristic wireless speakers and retro-looking 4K TV
New BeoSound speakers and BeoVision UHD TV on show at IFA 2016.
Google's lack of hype for Android 7.0 proves its system is broken
The latest OS update should have been met with fanfare but it went under the radar and here is why.
Microsoft accidentally 'lost' a city on Bing Maps and its excuse is bizarre
Melbourne re-located to different hemisphere as a result of a Wikipedia data error.
Is this the world's most unhackable security? Researchers use quantum tech for forgeproof IDs
Invisible to the human eye and apparently impossible to crack, is quantum ID the future of security?
Japan to create Tokyo 2020 Olympic medals from old smartphones
Recycling precious metals from its e-waste could produce enough for all gold, silver and bronze medals.
iPhone manufacturer Foxconn confirms two unrelated deaths over two-day period
Male and female employees at plant used to make Samsung and Apple smartphones die within a day of each other.
Syria's mysterious internet blackout solved: Government switches off entire web to stop exam cheats
Internet and mobile networks go offline over a series of days in dramatic bid to foil cheaters.
'Hackers' uncover Pornhub's entire user database, get $20,000 reward
Adult website's private user details and browsing habits found by white-hat security researchers.
South Korea ponders law to ban bosses contacting employees out of office hours
MPs push for the law as workers demand personal life free of workplace intrusion.
Futuristic pavement that generates power as you walk is heading to London's Oxford Street
Energy-generating digital flooring from Pavegen could be used to power lighting and track shopping habits.

