DJI preventing Isis from weaponising drones by adding Syrian and Iraqi no-fly zones
DJI has updated the Go app to stop its drones taking off in large parts of Iraq and Syria.
Echo Look: Amazon announces camera that will analyse your outfits and provide fashion tips
Amazon's voice-controlled camera takes full-length photos or videos to create an album of your outfits.
Uber accused in lawsuit of causing an employee to take own life
Zecole Thomas is suing Uber, claiming her husband's mental health declined due to stress and discrimination.
UK local council now offering £350-a-day drone property inspection service
Forget scaffolding – if you need to have buildings inspected, drones can get the job done faster.
Many security vulnerabilities could be due to people learning to code using bad web tutorials
German researchers found 117 security vulnerabilities they believe were introduced by popular web tutorials.
Wall Street software engineer hacked colleagues to see if he was getting fired
IT engineer installed malware to steal proprietary data - but was only caught after hacking other employees.
Royal Society: We must take action on AI machine learning to safeguard our futures
RS calls for urgent action to develop machine learning so it benefits everyone.
Beggars in China now accepting donations via mobile payments and QR codes
Vagrants are asking passersby to transfer money to them using Alipay and WeChat Wallet via smartphones.
Earth Day 2017: Apple's controversial policies over 'right to repair' and recycling
Apple wants to stop third parties from using spare parts to repair older products like iPhones and iPads.
The risks of working for Apple: Employees have been injured during prototype testing
A leaked report lists multiple workplace accidents including being hit by a minivan during new product testing.
Won't let your citizens access the internet? Fine, no more IP addresses for you
AFRINIC is considering banning countries that cut off internet access from receiving new IP addresses.
Lilium: World's first electric VTOL jet completes successful test flights
German startup Lilium Aviation now developing five-seater VTOL jet as an on-demand air taxi.
Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde launches anonymous domain registration startup to boost online privacy
Rather than register a domain yourself, Njalla will do it for you to ensure your privacy is preserved.
NBA basketball team launches augmented reality game app to distract you from tournaments
Who needs to watch the game when you could play a Cleveland Cavaliers augmented reality mobile game instead?
Airbus signs deal with Singapore Post to trial drone package delivery in 2018
Singapore Post and Airbus Helicopters to trial drone deliveries at the National University of Singapore next year.
IT administrator set 'time bomb' malware to torpedo ex-employer's year-end audit
Systems administrator is being sued for allegedly sabotaging critical financial data at Allegro Microsystems.
The bee-themed algorithm fighting terrorist social networks
An algorithm inspired by the social behaviour of bees can be used to attack any type of criminal network.
USAFacts: Steve Ballmer wants citizens to look up what the US government is spending money on
Ballmer has teamed up with academics to release first ever nonpartisan look at government expenditure.
Optical warfare: US Air Force awards Engility $8.5m to develop laser weapons
Defence contractor wants new weapons that make use of infrared, ultraviolet, lasers and visible light.
Is Tor really secure? Russian user detained by police and accused of inciting terrorism
Someone used the Tor exit node operated by Dmitry Bogatov to post incendiary comments online.
P999? Police reveal secret sexting codes every parent should know to keep their kids safe
Police have seen a sharp rise in teenagers sending explicit photos of themselves over smartphones.
Man claims mobile phone tower gave him cancer, gets Supreme Court of India to shut it down
India's top court ruled that electromagnetic radiation made Harish Chand Tiwari ill, in a landmark ruling.
Shawshank 2.0: Crafty inmates built computers, went online and committed identity fraud
Inmates at a prison in Ohio managed to build their PCs and access the internet without being caught.
Giving away the keys to the internet: Is HTTPS encryption still secure?
With thousands of SSL certificates wrongly issued to cybercriminals, is it still worth bothering with HTTPS?
Studio Ghibli's Hayao Miyazaki refuses to use AI deep learning and CGI for new feature
During consultations for Boro the Caterpillar, Miyazaki was hugely offended by an AI video clip of zombies.
Chinese delivery service hires army of small robots to sort packages faster than humans
Shentong Express claims robots are cheaper and able to sort 200,000 packages accurately a day.
Boeing Dreamliners will be $3m cheaper thanks to 3D printed titanium components
Boeing has shown it is serious about replacing traditional manufacturing methods with 3D printing.
The hidden dangers of IPv6: New protocol can be used by hackers to steal data undetected
IPv6 might enable more IP addresses, but it also lets hackers set up undetectable communication channels.
Ask.com bug accidentally leaked these dodgy internet searches
From online piracy to hacking tips and bizarre sex queries, here's a look at the underbelly of the internet.
BrickerBot: New malware permanently damages Internet of Things devices
A new malware has been detected corrupting the flash storage and kernel in unprotected IoT devices.
