Facebook accidentally declared the Philippines at war with celebratory flag blunder
Flying an upside down flag in the Philippines has a grave meaning.
DJI: Drone industry really needs centralised database of flight restrictions across Europe
DJI says drone safety possible with Europe-wide industry cooperation.
DeLorean releases new details about Back to the Future cars coming in May 2017
DeLorean Motor Company is reviving the iconic car, making it twice as powerful and much lighter than before.
LG launches Mosquito Away TVs with ultrasound, but can it really fight malaria and dengue fever?
LG launches ultrasonic TV that can repel mosquitoes without emitting harmful radiation specially for India.
Welcome to Twitter Town: How Spain is using social media to transform citizens' lives
Small town near Granada is using Twitter to connect local government and public services with citizens.
Dark DDoS: Beware, hackers can use military techniques to infiltrate your network
IT departments are missing a trick by not noticing low bandwidth DDoS traffic attacking servers.
Cisco: Ransomware is the supervillain of cybersecurity and none of our PCs will be safe again
Cisco's Talos says ransomware is going to get worse as businesses can afford to pay far more than consumers.
Zuo Charge: Tiny cable allows any Android phone to charge an iPhone
Spanish firm develops keychain cable that lets you share your smartphone's power with another user.
Airbus 3D prints entire aircraft to demonstrate the future of simplified aeroplane manufacturing
Airbus debuts 3D printed mini plane in the hopes that the technology will one day be safe enough for humans.
Sikorsky S-76: Autonomous helicopter completes 30-mile flight, controlled by a pilot on a tablet
Sikorsky has used Darpa software to demonstrate a successful autonomous helicopter flight over 30 miles.
Lenovo urges users to remove updater app from computers after critical flaws exposed
Lenovo wants users to delete the Accelerator Application that comes pre-installed in dozens of models.
Now you can steal RSA encryption keys through a PC's noises and an old AM radio
Israel Institute of Technology researchers have worked out how to steal one encryption key per hour.
Artificial intelligence has helped detect secret code words used by inmates on prison phone calls
Intelligent Voice's machine learning system analysed thousands of calls to detect inmates conducting illegal business.
Islamic State: Fake version of Isis Amaq news app is spying on its supporters
Islamic State has said that a fake version of Amaq News Agency app is quietly spying on jihadists' devices.
Robot wars: Boston Dynamics fell out with Google over humanoid Atlas
It looks likely that Boston Dynamics will be sold to Toyota Research Institute in 2016.
Indonesia wants all child sex offenders to be tracked using RFID microchips
Justice ministry wants rapists and pedophiles to be tracked so police always know their whereabouts.
Tenants ordered to 'like' apartment complex on Facebook or risk breaching their leases
Salt Lake City tenants ordered to like apartment building in five days or be in breach of rental agreements.
Google's neat keyboard trick lets you move the cursor easily on iPhone or Android
Google's Android and Gboard keyboards make positioning a cursor on mobile devices much simpler than before.
FanYa scam victims in China bypass Great Firewall to ask outside world for help on Twitter
220,000 FanYa investors use VPNs to spread their plight after being ignored by Chinese regulators.
WhatsApp insults about Emir of Kuwait sees three royal family members jailed
Royalty isn't immune from punishment, even in private WhatsApp chats.
Critical flaws on HP, Dell, Acer, Asus and Lenovo laptops let hackers take over in 10 minutes
Off-the-shelf laptops loaded with third-party updaters are susceptible to being hijacked in just 10 minutes.
Fighter jets piloted by mind control using brain-to-machine implant on the horizon
University of Melbourne has developed an implant that could plug the brain directly into a vehicle.
Anonymous vigilantes expose cheating firms who inflate their value on the stock market
Collective is trading DDoS attacks for stock market reports to out firms that cheat.
CouchTuner, Putlocker and Watchfree: UK high court orders ISPs to block popular streaming sites
Court orders are being used to block a number of popular online video streaming piracy websites
Tesla customer sues company over automatic door problems with his 'lemon' Model X
Plaintiff says the Tesla Model X's automatic doors and autopilot do 'weird wicked things', causing damage.
Google wins epic $9bn Java API copyright 'fair use' trial against Oracle
For now, future of software interoperability safe, thanks to Google's Android case win against Oracle.
Tor develops its own random number generator to make anonymous communications harder to crack
Tor using several computers to create random numbers and blending the outputs to generate encryption keys.
Airbus files revolutionary patent for 3D printing an aircraft's exterior in its entirety
Method of 3D printing in one go uses multiple metals.
North Korea: Activists use drones to deliver USB sticks with information about outside world
Activists are dropping SD cards and USB sticks containing Western and South Korean films into North Korea.
Hollywood will no longer fund UK anti film-piracy group FACT
In six months, UK anti-piracy group FACT will no longer receive backing from six major Hollywood studios.
