Democratic Unionist Party website crashes after speculation of coalition with Tories
Northern Ireland's DUP website has crashed due to too many web searches.
Why does Wikipedia keep asking for money when execs get six-figure golden handshakes?
Wikimedia Foundation's financial documents show Wikipedia isn't doing as badly as it makes out in appeals.
Britney Spears' Instagram is toxic: Hackers use celeb's account to hide malware code
The Turla cyber espionage group is hiding links to its C&C servers in Instagram comments to avoid detection.
Samsung employee arrested for stealing 8,500 phones to pay off gambling debts
Disabled employee allegedly used his wheelchair to swipe 8,500 smartphones over two years
Everything Zen: How Russia's 'revolutionary' AI search engine could change online publishing
Yandex thinks artificial intelligence tailored content is the future for media and bloggers.
Yandex: Inside the Russian company that claims to be better than Google
Can a company that bases all its solutions around artificial intelligence manage to take over the world?
Russian scientists develop world's first quantum-proof blockchain
A major Russian bank has successfully tested a blockchain that cannot be hacked - even by a quantum computer.
Kim Dotcom has asked Seth Rich's family to cease making false statements
Kim Dotcom has asked Seth Rich's family to cease making false statements about him in the media.
Ashley Madison is back: Adultery site claims huge increase in members despite hack
Despite suffering a data breach in 2015 affecting millions of users, the site says it is more popular than ever.
Gatwick Airport first in world to use augmented reality navigation to guide lost passengers
Indoor beacons broadcast augmented reality arrows in an app to avoid missed flights.
DJI launches tiny Spark selfie drone controlled by the wave of your hand
Spark is a mini camera drone that follows you around, allowing you to take selfies using gestures alone.
Manchester attack: Trolls target parents with fake missing children and sick Ariana Grande memes
Photos of children in other countries are being stolen for use in fake missing children alert posts on Twitter.
Silent guardians: Parked cars could be used to keep watch on your neighbourhood
IBM wants a network of connected parked cars to help find lost pets and even detect gas leaks.
WannaCry: Holy water didn't save Russian government computers from ransomware
Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs computers were still infected despite spiritual leader's blessing in 2013.
WannaCry: Don't pay the ransom, inept hackers have DDoSed themselves with payment requests
IBM Security says no one's data is being decrypted because the hackers didn't set up their systems properly.
Pentagon building AI neural networks to hunt down Islamic State militants
The US wants machine learning to help comb through thousands of hours of drone surveillance footage.
World's largest single-memory computer unveiled to revolutionise Big Data with limitless RAM
Hewlett Packard Enterprise's 160TB prototype could be scaled up to almost limitless memory one day.
EE down: 4G outage leaves thousands of customers without service across UK
Mobile operator EE is currently experiencing an outage affecting 4G mobile data coverage across the UK.
Netflix has banned jailbroken Android phones from downloading its mobile app
From now on, you will have to use un-rooted Android devices to download the Netflix app from Google Play.
MP3 is officially dead – here's why the beloved audio format has become obsolete
MP3 will no longer be supported due to recent advancements in audio compression technology.
iPhone user says virtual assistant Siri saved his life during a house explosion
Man used voice command to call 911 when his injuries made it impossible for him to use a smartphone.
Next gen laser tag using AI machine learning, 3D printed weapons and drones that can shoot you
Tag Team Inc has developed its own neural networks, hardware and video games to play futuristic team games.
CashShield: How AI neural networks are being used to detect fraudulent transactions
A fraud detection firm is using dynamic neural networks to detect crime syndicate botnets imitating humans.
Behind the world's most sophisticated facial recognition system that tracks absolutely anything
Xjera Labs uses neural networks to detect any object or human from CCTV video footage in a flash.
Singapore racing to make self-driving cars and advanced road safety a reality
Nanyang Technological University is developing computer algorithms that lets cars talk to each other.
Singapore hospitals use world's first robot system to pick pills for busy pharmacy staff
Forget about robots taking over jobs – at Tan Tock Seng Hospital pharmacists need all the help they can get.
What is 6DoF? Here's how the VR industry is turning flat 360 videos into 'true' virtual reality
Facebook, Adobe, Lytro and 8i are all developing different ways to solve the 6DoF problem.
Spellfucker: Here's how to hide text in plain sight on the internet
Have a secret message you want to hide from search engines and text filters? Here's an ingenious obfuscator....
Facebook and Google employees fall for phishing scam, losing $100m to hacker
Tech giants were tricked into authorising payments over two years.
US Congress has issued employees with insecure ID cards containing photos of smart chips
A senator says senate employees are using fake smartcard IDs with zero security on IT federal systems.
